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Turkey could be America’s most important regional ally, above Iraq, even above Israel, if both sides manage the relationship correctly.
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THE FUTURE OF TURKEY?
Ramday Javed Iqbal (lead) Alistair Corbett October 2008 The Royal College of Defence Studies RCDS 2008 – CONTEMPORARY STRATEGIC ISSUES Key Judgements • […]
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US Ambassador to Azerbaijan on promises given to Armenians
Baku. Lachin Sultanova–APA. “New Administration will give attention to South Caucasus region. This part of the world is of strategic importance and I think that […]
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Senator Saxby Chambliss: Resolution on the so-called Armenian genocide will damage US foreign policy
Washington – APA. Senator Saxby Chambliss of Georgia said the passage of the resolution on the so-called Armenian genocide in the US […]
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The key to the Caucasus
By Stanley A. Weiss BAKU, Azerbaijan: ‘Welcome to Houston on the Caspian,” said Anne Derse, the U.S. ambassador to this booming, oil-rich nation, as our […]
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Creating an “Arc of Crisis”: The Destabilization of the Middle East and Central Asia
By Andrew G. Marshall URL of this article: www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=11313 Introduction The recent attacks in Mumbai, while largely blamed on Pakistan’s state-sponsored militant groups, represent the […]
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The US road through Turkey
The two countries share strategic concerns. They should work more closely together. By The Monitor’s Editorial Board from the December 8, 2008 edition To celebrate […]
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THE FUTURE OF TURKEY?
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US Ambassador to Azerbaijan on promises given to Armenians
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Senator Saxby Chambliss: Resolution on the so-called Armenian genocide will damage US foreign policy
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The key to the Caucasus
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Creating an “Arc of Crisis”: The Destabilization of the Middle East and Central Asia
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The US road through Turkey