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Iran-US Confrontation with Iraq in the Middle
President Obama made his intention to engage Iran public in his landmark Cairo speech on June 4, 2009, well before…
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Defense Intelligence Sentinel
Assessing Turkey’s Military Options in Libya
ASSESSING TURKEY’S MILITARY OPTIONS IN LIBYA Dr. Can Kasapoglu, Director, Security and Defense Research Program, EDAM Context Amidst fierce clashes…
Edam Blog
NATO at Seventy
Literature on “The Art of Human Survival” will have you believe that to have reached the age of seventy must…
Foreign Policy & Security
Don’t Blame Turkey for NATO’s Woes
Emmanuel Macron thinks the Atlantic alliance is brain-dead, but its problems have deeper roots than the recent U.S.-Turkish spat over…
Edam Blog
Chaos Reigns as the 74th UNGA Opens
The 74th regular Session of the UN General Assembly opens tomorrow in the wake of the drone attacks which knocked out…
Defense Intelligence Sentinel
The Baath Regime and the Syrian Game of Thrones: Hafez al-Assad’s Strategic Legacy at its Best
THE BAATH REGIME AND THE SYRIAN GAME OF THRONES: HAFEZ AL-ASSAD’S STRATEGIC LEGACY AT ITS BEST Dr. Can Kasapoglu, Security…
Edam Blog
Iranian Diplomacy at Work
Last Sunday, Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif made an unexpected visit to Biarritz during the G7 summit. There he met…
Edam Blog
Europe Must Re-Engage With Turkey Now
Ursula Von Der Leyen has the opportunity to reset badly strained relations between the EU and Turkey.At her confirmation hearing at the…
Edam Blog
Turkey’s Foreign and Security Policy Quandary
On July 5, The Atlantic published an article by Thomas Wright, Senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. The title was…
Edam Blog
Dangers of Overreach
Seven years ago, Ankara was partnering with Western countries and some Gulf states for regime change in Syria. Leaders of…