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Episode Outline
The role of Turkey in the 2022 Ukraine War is one that has many observers and pundits guessing, with questions often including:
- What does Turkey seek to gain from supporting Ukraine but also engaging Russia?
- Why did Erdogan threaten to block Swedish/Finnish NATO ascension?
- How genuine are its attempts to broker peace between the two sides?
- How integral is Erdogan's personal ambition to Turkey's current behavior?
- How might Turkey exploit Russia's waning influence in overlapping areas/regions and exert its power?
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These questions are raised by Pyotr, as he is joined by Turkish expert, expatriate, and friend, Emre Uslu - a journalist, academic, and activist. Indeed, Emre's expansive knowledge and vocal criticism of Turkish internal affairs, Kurdish autonomy, and its foreign policy have resulted in Emre being designated in the blue category of the "most wanted terrorist list" published by the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Turkey since 28 October 2015.
This episode is special too as it is the inaugural recorded on Twitter Spaces, involving new and diverse contributors. That said, the format remains the same, with a 45 min discussion between Pyotr & Emre, before there a few audiences questions to challenge Emre, this time concerning a post-Erdogan Turkey, the removal of its NATO membership, and how Turkey's ambitions in MENA may change depending on the direction of the Ukraine War.
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By Pyotr S. KurzinEpisode Outline
The role of Turkey in the 2022 Ukraine War is one that has many observers and pundits guessing, with questions often including:
- What does Turkey seek to gain from supporting Ukraine but also engaging Russia?
- Why did Erdogan threaten to block Swedish/Finnish NATO ascension?
- How genuine are its attempts to broker peace between the two sides?
- How integral is Erdogan's personal ambition to Turkey's current behavior?
- How might Turkey exploit Russia's waning influence in overlapping areas/regions and exert its power?
Enjoy the conversation? Consider becoming a patron on Patreon. Don't want to miss out on participating - follow Pyotr to know of the next event!
These questions are raised by Pyotr, as he is joined by Turkish expert, expatriate, and friend, Emre Uslu - a journalist, academic, and activist. Indeed, Emre's expansive knowledge and vocal criticism of Turkish internal affairs, Kurdish autonomy, and its foreign policy have resulted in Emre being designated in the blue category of the "most wanted terrorist list" published by the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Turkey since 28 October 2015.
This episode is special too as it is the inaugural recorded on Twitter Spaces, involving new and diverse contributors. That said, the format remains the same, with a 45 min discussion between Pyotr & Emre, before there a few audiences questions to challenge Emre, this time concerning a post-Erdogan Turkey, the removal of its NATO membership, and how Turkey's ambitions in MENA may change depending on the direction of the Ukraine War.
Considering Chipping in to Global Gambit (GG)
This isn't possible without you - the listener. My goal is to bring entertaining yet enlightening content to you, make complex, technical issues more relatable to you, and enable you to engage on topics you care about and for better people from all origins or professions.
So, if any of those resonate with you, consider chipping to the GG, as allows me to improve its quality and elevate the experience for you.
And if you're unable able to do that - no worries. Please leave a review, or share GG. This small action has BIG impact in helping it grow and broaden its visibility to more audiences.
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- Substack: https://pyotrskurzin.substack.com/
Read as well as listen as l overthink for you: https://substack.com/@pyotrskurzin
- X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/PKurzin
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7-TPqKMViddKZeo4K2P2jg/
- Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theglobalgambit
- Buy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/theglobalgambit
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