Ankara worries that the "unofficial boycott" is just the start of increased acrimony with Riyadh
analysis
Under Erdogan’s leadership, Turkey threatens the stability of the region and Israel’s interests too
“Turkey’s logic in almost all corners of the map is disruption. Anything that undermines the status quo is good for it, because the previous status quo was seen to counter its interests”
Wrecked armor in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict was down to bad training and terrain, not magical technology
The EU's failure to act again Turkish "encroachment" in the Eastern Mediterranean is a "recipe for disaster" which will trigger a military incident
The US stance largely will determine the practical scope of Erdogan’s ambitions
The central concern here is Erdogan’s belief that he can shred European security with impunity
Turkey's economic future is intimately tied to its international relationships
They've become the fifth columnist of NATO, reminding us that alliances aren't like diamonds: they don't last forever
Turkey always does -or at least tries to do- what it says it will do. Its claims are not a negotiating tactic & Erdogan has nothing to lose anymore
