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A NATO Win for Erdoğan
A version of this piece was published by AtlasThink
NATO’s Ankara Summit is over and, as expected, the winner is Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. The Turkish host has a great deal to be happy about.
First, the summit put on display his special r...
Can NATO Pull Off a Dull Summit?
describes Erdoğan as a “Trump-whisperer”, in addition to the familar role of Putin-whisperer Turkey’s leader has been playing for some time. Here’s my five cents (or ~~kuruş~~ lira) on the same subject published by Foreign Policy (whose pay...
Contain, Consolidate, and Co-Opt
Foreign Policy kindly published an excerpt from my book (out in the US next month, then Europe in October). Here are the highlights - or rather an excerpt from the excerpt:
There was a time when Europe dreamt of remaking the world in its...
Can Europe defend itself with Turkish help?
A version of this piece appeared on AtlasThink
For all European leaders’ efforts to paper over frictions with Donald Trump, the past few weeks have offered no shortage of transatlantic drama. At the beginning of May, the Pentagon announced...
Things are not going so well for Russia
I just published a new piece with Al Jazeera, exploring Russia’s waning appeal in its neighbourhood. The VE day parade in Moscow last Saturday tells the tale. Especially in contrast with the European Political Community summit that took pla...
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A blog by Dimitar Bechev, Director of the Dahrendorf Programme at St Antony's College, University Oxford and Senior Fellow at Carnegie Europe. Author of Rival Power: Russia in Southeast Europe (Yale, 2017) and Turkey under Erdogan (Yale, 2022).
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