Panel: U.S., E.U. Need to Work to Prevent Turkey’s Slide Away from the West
As Turkey grows closer with Russia and Iran and its leaders become increasingly autocratic, a panel of experts agreed the…
Analysis: Killing of Russian Ambassador Will Ratchet Up Black Sea Tensions
Monday’s assassination of Russian Ambassador Andrei Karlov in Ankara by 22 year-old Turkish policeman Mevlut Altintas adds a new dimension…
Document: Brief to Congress on U.S. Nuclear Weapons in Turkey
The following is an Aug. 2, 2016 Congressional Research Service brief to Congress on U.S. nuclear weapons in Turkey.…
Document: Report to Congress on U.S. Relations with Turkey
The following is the Aug. 4, 2016 Congressional Research Service report, Turkey: Background and U.S. Relations In Brief.…
Fallout From Turkey Coup Attempt May Complicate U.S. Operations Against ISIS
The fallout of an attempted military coup in Turkey will be long felt across Turkish society, but it also raises…
French Foreign Minister Outlines Relationship With Russia, Warns Turkey Against Building Autocratic Regime
The French foreign minister warned Turkey not to use its state of emergency decree following a failed military coup as…
VIDEO: U.S. Destroyer Enters Black Sea for First Time in 2016
A U.S. guided missile destroyer has entered the Black Sea for the first time this year, according to the ship-spotting…
Putin: Russia to Start Withdrawing Troops from Syria on Tuesday
Russia is set to start withdrawing troops from Syria as early as Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Monday.…
Opinion: ISIS, Russia and NATO’s Evolving Threat in the Mediterranean
At the Surface Warship Summit in Bucharest, Romania, from Jan. 26 to 28, the commander of NATO’s Allied Maritime Command,…
Analysis: Implications of Turkish Shoot Down of Russian Warplane
The ongoing conflict in Syria took a turn Tuesday when a Turkish Lockheed Martin F-16 reportedly shot down a Russian…