Syria

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin held an historic meeting regarding Syria in Moscow on March 5

On March 5 in Moscow, Presidents Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Vladimir Putin held talks. The situation in Idlib was obviously the main point on the agenda

Turkish-Russian-Iranian relations, and the Ankara-Damascus dialogue, which was already going on undercover, has been severely damaged

The situation in northern Syria has reached a critical point

33 Turkish soldiers have been killed as a result of an airstrike in the Syrian province of Idlib

In order to understand the events in Idlib, it will be useful to briefly summarize the process, up until November 15, 2015.

A country’s foreign policy is a complex synthesis, matured and distilled with the accumulation of experience over many years

Kurdish terrorists have the most to gain from contradictions between Turkey and Russia in Syria

Turkey needs to follow policies focused on its geopolitical interests in Syria, it needs to follow the Republican state tradition and the Ataturk’s vision

Tensions between Turkey, Russia and Syria have risen after the killing of Russian officers in Syria and later Turkish soldiers and a civilian in Idlib