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EU Now Mulling Erdogan’s ‘Blackmail’ Move Over Syrian Refugees at the Greek Border, Ahead of Summit
March 24, 2020
The move to send the Syrian refugees to the Greek border has merely opened old wounds on both sides and is unlikely to result in any kind of policy decisions in Idlib to counter Russia.
Removing References to the Arab Spring Facilitates the International Narrative on Migration and Refugees
March 18, 2020
The U.S. invasion of the Middle East and North Africa region has generated a perpetual phenomenon of refugees and forcibly displaced people seeking a semblance of normalcy in Europe.
Migrant Crisis 2.0 Who’s to Blame and What’s to Be Done?
March 6, 2020
The key player in the new migrant crisis is Turkey: they may have started the new migration problem and thus they may be the ones who can end it.
Empires of the steppes fuel Erdogan Khan’s dreams
March 6, 2020
Erdogan Khan has proclaimed, “Idlib is mine.” Syria and Russia are responding, “No, it’s not.” Those were the days, when turcophone empires of the steppes could just advance and capture their prey.
