NATO
NATO’s Critical Undersea Infrastructure Coordination Cell in Brussels Is Positive, but It Has No Permanent Base in the Eastern Mediterranean
The Claim of Non-Negotiable Territory Risks Changing the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean Into Permanent Conflict Zones
For the United States, the Consequences Are Direct, and Washington Should Act Before the Transfer Becomes Irreversible
If Turkey Acts by Terrorist Proxy—and That Is What Hamas Effectively Is—Then Turkey Essentially Fired the First Shot, and Israel Is Right to Respond
As Turkey Expands Its Military Reach, Greece Should Prioritize Advanced Carrier-Killer Missiles to Safeguard Its Sovereignty and Regional Stability.
Turkey’s Actions in Syria and Iraq Also Signal a Deeper Shift Away From Its Western Alliances. Erdogan’s Government Has Cultivated Closer Ties With Russia.
Turkey’s Pursuit of Both Russian Defense Systems and American Stealth Fighters Poses a Grave Threat to NATO’s Security.
Turkey’s Nuclear Ambitions Fit with Its Resurgent Imperialism, and NATO Should Resolve This Problem While It Can
As Cyprus Steps up in Partnership With the West, It Risks Targeting by Reactionaries Like Hezbollah or the IRGC
NATO Has Never Removed a Member, but Turkey No Longer Is Compatible With the Alliance