March 5, 2022 by Graham E. Fuller • Uncategorized • Tags: Graham Fuller, Turkey •
Despite NATO membership, Ankara’s interests across Eurasia likely won’t bring it into direct conflict with Moscow. MARCH 4, 2022 Written by GraGraham ham E. Fuller Turkey is arguably the most important Muslim country in the world today. It has also become a maverick in international relations. So where does it stand in the complex proxy war […]
April 26, 2021 by Graham E. Fuller • Uncategorized • Tags: Armenian Genocide, Biden, Turkey •
April 26, 2021 by Graham E. Fuller QuincyInst.org Biden’s opportunistic timing in Armenian genocide declaration This has much more to do with current US policy towards Turkish President Erdogan than it does with the morality of the case.APRIL 26, 2021 Written by Graham E. Fuller The issue of Turkish genocide against Armenians during World War I has […]
December 2, 2020 by Graham E. Fuller • Uncategorized • Tags: China, Egypt, EU, Middle East, Muslim world, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, US •
Graham E. Fuller (grahamefuller.com) 2 December 2020 Is Turkey out of control? That seems to be the consensus of so many analyses now circulating in US and some European policy circles. But the short answer is, no, it is not. Yet it may be understandable why the US, with its own narrow and self-centric obsession […]
October 16, 2019 by Graham E. Fuller • Blog • Tags: Iran, Israel, Kurds, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, US policy •
Everybody Betraying Everybody in Syria Graham E. Fuller (grahamefuller.com) 16 October 2019 Just what have we witnessed in the recent events in Syria? It’s hard to know, given the avalanche of superficial and over-the-top headlines in most US media: betrayal of the Kurds, handing Syria over to Russia, caving to Turkey’s Erdogan, bestowing a gift […]
August 6, 2019 by Graham E. Fuller • Blog • Tags: Eurasia, Iran, NATO, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, US foreign policy •
“Who Lost Turkey?” Graham E. Fuller (grahamefuller.com) 5 August 2019 Here we go again, another phase of witch-hunting over “Who lost —-(fill in the blanks) country.” It was once who lost China in 1949, then Cuba in 1959, then Iran in 1979, and others. The latest iteration is now “Who lost Turkey?” This question classically […]
October 18, 2018 by Graham E. Fuller • Blog • Tags: Erdogan, Graham Fuller, Iran, jamal khashoggi, Muhammad bin Salman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Wahhabism •
The grisly details of the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi security goons in their own consulate in Istanbul has riveted global attention like few other recent stories. Not surprisingly, the lurid descriptions of this single sensational case have far greater impact on public perceptions than the deaths of some ten thousand Yemenis—mostly civilians— in Saudi Arabia’s military operations in Yemen—facilitated by Washington and London.
January 9, 2018 by Graham E. Fuller • Blog • Tags: demonstrations, Graham Fuller, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Shi'ites, Sunnis, Turkey, US •
Iran—On the Brink? Graham E. Fuller (grahamefuller.com) 9 January 2018 With the emergence of demonstrations and rioting in various Iranian cities earlier this month, Washington’s neoconservatives and interventionist/ imperial-minded “liberals” have been given a new lease on life in promoting their aspirations for “regime change” in Tehran. Indeed, of the three current potential global flashpoints—North […]
June 14, 2017 by Graham E. Fuller • Blog • Tags: Islamism, Muslim Brotherhood, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, terrorism, Turkey, UAE •
Does Qatar Really Threaten the Gulf? Graham E. Fuller (grahamefuller.com) 13 June 2017 The tiny Gulf state of Qatar is today under harsh siege from nearly everybody in the Middle East, and portrayed as a “supporter of terrorism.” The US has bought into the mantra. What’s really going on here? Back in the 1990s the […]
May 10, 2017 by Graham E. Fuller • Blog • Tags: Erdogan, Graham Fuller, Kurds Syria, Turkey, US policies •
Destroying Turkey’s Promise Graham E. Fuller (grahamefuller.com) 9 May 2017 Nearly all the indicators coming out of Turkey continue to be bad—for Turkey and for nearly everybody else. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan seems to be the only one profiting from the ongoing dark course of events. Taking advantage of an unexplored and murky coup attempt […]
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Turkey’s Elections : What’s at Stake?
May 13, 2023 by Graham E. Fuller • Uncategorized • Tags: BRICS, Erdogan presidential election 2023, NATO foreign policy, Turkey, Turkish foreign policy •
Graham E Fuller 13 May 2023 Here is my article on the forthcoming Turkish presidential elections as published by the Quincy Institute in “Responsible Statecraft.” Click on the title below. ========================================= Otherwise the original text of my article is forwarded herewith as it appears in my blog on < grahamefuller.com> Turkey’s Presidential Elections : What’s […]
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