Nicoletta Kouroushi

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Somalia May Rely on Turkish Security Assistance but It Will Not Rubberstamp Turkish Foreign Policy
Athens’ Crucial Cooperation with Cairo Makes Disagreements Difficult to Manage
Souda Gives the United States an Operating Point Outside the Middle East but Close Enough to Support Missions There
Turkey Now Challenges Greek Activity Such as Offshore Wind Farms, Marine Parks, and Electrical Cables
As Ankara Expands the Role of Islam in Northern Cyprus, Turkish Cypriots Fight to Preserve a Secular Identity Forged over Generations.
Even When They Do Not Get Sensitive Information, These Stunts Make Headlines and Shake Public Trust
Having Strategic Value Is Not the Same as Being Strategically Reliable
The Cypriot President Recently Met With a Delegation of U.S. Lawmakers to Discuss Energy, Investment, and Regional Security
Cyprus and Kazakhstan Might Seem Worlds Apart, Yet Both Countries Are Discovering Benefits in Working Together
Recent Discussions in Turkey Suggest Ankara May Formalize Parts of Its Maritime Strategy in State Structures and Legislation
Cyprus Holds Strategic Value for India’s Goal of Moving Its Economic and Political Activities Westward
Courts Have Weighed in on Party Matters Before, but They Rarely Step in to Overturn the Results of an Internal Congress
A Difficult Question Emerges for the West: How Far Can Support for Kyiv Expand Before It Brings New Complications?
Ankara Seeks to Challenge a Trilateral Framework That It Views as Strengthening Israel’s Position
Ankara Often Links Identity, Religion, and Diaspora Communities to Foreign Policy, Presenting Itself as a Protector
Rather than Pursuing Large-Scale Infrastructure, States Increasingly Rely on Flexible Arrangements Built Around Existing Systems
The Objective Is to Reshape How the Bases Function in Practice, Particularly During Regional Instability
Turkey Has Secured Access to the European Aerospace Market and Now Seeks to Enter a European Union Security Program
Nuclear Infrastructure Would Depend Less on Contested Offshore Resources and Be Less Exposed to Geopolitical Friction at Sea