Turkey and Turks
An Increasing Number of Non-NATO Allies Flirt With, If Not Tilt Toward, Beijing
The Move Further Empowers President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Institutionalizes Censorship and Digital Surveillance Under the Guise of National Security
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey Aren’t Going to Go to War for Each Other; They Want to Show the U.S. and Iran They Are Ready to Lead in a Region They See as Destabilized by Jerusalem
The Mecca Pact Is the Third Iteration of a Single Saudi Effort to Assemble a Deterrence Substitute for a Diminished American Security Umbrella
The Saudi-Turkish-Pakistani Pact Will Not Fight. Israel Should Build the Bloc That Will
A Senior Hamas Operative in Istanbul Allegedly Used a U.K.-Registered Islamic Charity to Secretly Channel Millions of Dollars and Truckloads of Goods to a Terrorism-Designated Organization
The Transfer Cannot Proceed Without Moscow’s Approval
Islamic Development Bank’s Top Shareholders Include the Governments of Iran, Qatar, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia
For Israeli Security Planners Gauging What Turkey Would Do with Expanded Access to Advanced Western Technology, the Most Useful Case Study Is Libya
Egypt Just Inaugurated Its New State Strategic Command Headquarters—A Complex Covering 22,000 Acres—in the New Administrative Capital
A Lawsuit Filed in U.S. Federal Court Alleges Iranian Intelligence Officers Tracked, Threatened, Assaulted, and Attempted to Assassinate a 57-Year Old American-Iranian Activist
Jerusalem’s Regional Partners Are Cooperating with Its Rivals on Diplomatic Initiatives That Go Against Israel’s Wishes
The Transformation of Turkey’s Diplomatic Service Into an Intelligence and Security Apparatus Under Former Spy Chief Hakan Fidan Has Been Moving at Full Speed
In This Emergent Bloc, Turkey, Qatar, and Pakistan Are the Core Players
The Case Offers a Rare Glimpse Into How Turkey Has Become a Preferred Refuge for Transnational Actors Ranging from Militants to Mafia Bosses
The Journalist Has Allegedly Conducted Influence Operations Designed to Advance the Political Objectives of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s Government
The Issue Is Particularly Significant in Turkey, Where Immense Powers Have Been Concentrated in the Presidency
Prosecutors Say the Defendant Was Actively Involved in Discussions About Finding Home Addresses, Conducting Surveillance, and Intimidating Targets
A Major Sanctions-Evasion Prosecution Was Turned Into a Diplomatic Bargaining Chip That Sacrificed the Interests of Terrorism Victims
The Move Marks What Appears to Be a Significant Departure from Ankara’s Longstanding Policy of Limiting Foreign Military Involvement in the Region