Turkish Foreign Policy and Regional Geopolitics
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Oublious
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Ravenman
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Erdogan is a bigger chessplayer than Kasporov.
After Somalia, he brought also Ethiopia in the Turkish hemisphere with their Great Renessaince Dam and 150+ million vast population. That means trade, oil, minerals, tourism, defence, construction, services etc.
Ethiopia will get a port in Somalia and this historic deal will bring also Somaliland and Eritrea to the negotiation table.
The next step is a deal between Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt with Turkey as mediator.
This could be the century of Turkey.
After Somalia, he brought also Ethiopia in the Turkish hemisphere with their Great Renessaince Dam and 150+ million vast population. That means trade, oil, minerals, tourism, defence, construction, services etc.
Ethiopia will get a port in Somalia and this historic deal will bring also Somaliland and Eritrea to the negotiation table.
The next step is a deal between Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt with Turkey as mediator.
This could be the century of Turkey.
Oublious
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Tayyip on a Roll, First Syria now Somalia.
Turkis drill ship have found something on coast of Somalia.
Foinikas
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Sir,are you trying to flame bait me
hyperman
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its just a little joke foiny relax, you aways view the turkish threads. lol
edit: fine I'll delete it.
Foinikas
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Just tell me about your ethnicity and origins.its just a little joke foiny relax, you aways view the turkish threads. lol
edit: fine I'll delete it.
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Iran is in BIG trouble.
Iran is facing a severe energy crisis, causing widespread power outages, industrial disruptions, and economic strain.
Years of sanctions, aging infrastructure, and wasteful consumption have left the country struggling to function.
A daily gas shortfall of 350 million cubic meters has led to power cuts at 17 plants, with others running partially.
Schools, universities, and government offices operate on reduced schedules, while power outages disrupt daily life, affecting heating, traffic systems, and internet-dependent activities.
Manufacturing output has dropped by 30-50%, with tens of billions in losses. Key sectors, including steel and construction, face halts or downsizing.
The rial has hit record lows, and private sector confidence has plummeted.
Iran’s regional influence is eroding after setbacks in Syria and Lebanon, while renewed U.S. pressure under Donald Trump could worsen the crisis.
Source: NYT
The Turkish government must be prepared for all possibilities. The regime in Tehran is shaking.
Iran is facing a severe energy crisis, causing widespread power outages, industrial disruptions, and economic strain.
Years of sanctions, aging infrastructure, and wasteful consumption have left the country struggling to function.
A daily gas shortfall of 350 million cubic meters has led to power cuts at 17 plants, with others running partially.
Schools, universities, and government offices operate on reduced schedules, while power outages disrupt daily life, affecting heating, traffic systems, and internet-dependent activities.
Manufacturing output has dropped by 30-50%, with tens of billions in losses. Key sectors, including steel and construction, face halts or downsizing.
The rial has hit record lows, and private sector confidence has plummeted.
Iran’s regional influence is eroding after setbacks in Syria and Lebanon, while renewed U.S. pressure under Donald Trump could worsen the crisis.
Source: NYT
The Turkish government must be prepared for all possibilities. The regime in Tehran is shaking.
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