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September 24, 2026 at 11:15 AM
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Historic Partnership! 🇮🇷🤝🇹🇷We signed a groundbreaking treaty with Iran to collaborate on renewable energy and infrastructure modernization. Together, we’ll build solar farms, modernize grids, and lead the region in sustainability. 🌍💡 #RenewableEnergy #RegionalCooperation #TurkeyIran"
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EFTA00646201 | EFTA00646205 Artick 2. Asharq Al-Awsat Syrian crisis leading towards open TurkeyIran conflict Soner Cagaptay May 26, 2013 -- Soon after the rise of the Justice and Development Party (AKP) in 2002, Turkey launched an ambitious foreign policy agenda to make itself a stand-alone regional leader. With this new vision, Turkey looked to cast itself as a central actor, wielding soft power to shape the Middle East. The Syrian war and Iran's regional hegemonic designs have, unfortunately, stunted most of Ankara's ambitions. AKP's mind-set around 2002 was that Ankara had played second fiddle to Washington for too long in the Middle East. Turkey could become a regional power only if it stood alone in the region, dissenting with US policy when and if needed. This sentiment rose to the surface during the lead-up to the Iraq war, and bestowed legitimacy upon the new Turkish regime in the eyes of the peoples of the region. Along the same lines, AKP elites envisioned making Turkey a soft power in the Middle East, hoping to shape the region through the country's cultural, social, and economic influence. Thanks to Turkey's meteoric economic rise over the past decade, the second part of that vision has been, for the most part, fulfilled. Turkey today is the Middle East's dominant economy; surpassing runners-up Iran and Saudi Arabia by a wide margin. Turkish businesses are rising in the Middle East, and Turkish cultural products, from television programs to schools, are in demand across the region. But, Turkey's plan to be a stand-alone power in the region is nowhere near fruition. The war in Syria has forced Ankara to revise this policy, and this has meant re-appraising the value of ties with the United States. Since 2011, Ankara has moved close to the United States, looking for shelter once again under the NATO umbrella. EFTA00646205
May 4, 2026 at 10:08 PM
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Natural fortress: How geography protects Iran’s regime#Block2 #chinarussia #IranA2AD #IranGroundWar #IranNukes #IranSmartControl #IranWar #IslamicRevolutionaryGuardCorps #KurdInsurgency #MiddleEast #MotjabaKhamenei #OperationRoaringLion #StraitofHormuz #TheGeopoliticalPickle #TurkeyIran
March 15, 2026 at 7:00 AM