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With no ceasefire in sight, the key question is: who can deter Russia in the Black Sea militarily? The answer @GaberYevgeniya writes in our latest #TURKEYSource blog, is Ukraine—with the support of its allies. atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/tu…
Russia has rejected another Black Sea ceasefire as attacks on civilian shipping continue. Ukraine has pushed back Russia’s fleet, but its ports remain exposed. In her latest #TURKEYSource blog, @GaberYevgeniya examines what allies can do to close that gap: atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/tu…
Ukraine has changed the balance of power in the Black Sea without a navy that could match Russia’s fleet; but naval drones cannot shield ports from missile strikes.
In her latest #TURKEYSource blog, @GaberYevgeniya, explains that sustaining Kyiv’s gains requires stronger air defenses and support from its allies: atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/tu…
As Washington increasingly uses trade policy to advance its foreign policy goals, Turkey faces both new pressures and new opportunities.
A broader US-Turkey bargain could exchange greater economic cooperation for more predictable tariff treatment.
Leo Ayala offers his perspective in #TURKEYSource: atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/tu…
What should follow Russia’s rejection of another Black Sea truce? Stronger Ukrainian defenses, closer regional cooperation, and a clear response to attacks on civilian shipping. @GaberYevgeniya offers five recommendations for making deterrence more credible in her latest #TURKEYSource blog: atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/tu…
Turkey’s manufacturing base, strategic geography, and links to markets across Europe, Central Asia, and the Middle East make it a valuable economic and security partner for the United States.
How can Washington and Ankara move beyond tariffs to capitalize on that opportunity?
Leo Ayala explains in the latest #TURKEYSource: atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/tu…
The US-Turkey trade relationship has significant room to grow, but getting closer to the longstanding $100 billion trade goal will require looking beyond tariffs.
A broader bargain on market access, investment, and supply-chain security could chart the path forward.
Leo Ayala explores its potential in #TURKEYSource: atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/tu…
Tariffs are only one part of the story that is the US-Turkey economic relationship.
A broader bargain linking trade, investment, supply-chain security, and economic-security priorities could help Washington and Ankara move closer to their longstanding $100 billion trade goal.
Read our latest #TURKEYSOURCE analysis by Leo Ayala:
atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/tu…
It was a pleasure to host @KKTC_Disisleri's Minister H.E. Tahsin Ertuğruloğlu for an @AtlanticCouncil roundtable discussion on the Cyprus issue. This was a great discussion to get the perspective of TRNC on one of the most important conflicts of the region. Thank you Mr. Minister for sharing your perspective with our audience.
UNGA week was a success! @AC_TRprogram was on the ground with four high-level gatherings:
- A discussion on Financing Regional Energy and Transit Corridors with business leaders and policymakers
- An energy business roundtable with H.E. Minister Alparslan Bayraktar
- A conversation on the Road to COP31 with Deputy Foreign Minister Amb. Berris Ekinci and COP31 Presidency Office Director Mehmet Ali Kahraman
- A fireside chat with The Hon. Thomas J. Barrack on the future of the region.
On the sidelines of @UN General Assembly week in New York, from the eyes of the @AtlanticCouncil Turkey Program;
See our speakers throughout the week⤵️
· H.E. Alparslan Bayraktar, Minister of @TCEnerji
· Amb. Berris Ekinci, Deputy Minister of @MFATurkiye
· The Hon. Thomas J. Barrack, @USEmbTurkiye and Special Envoy for Syria & Iraq
· Mehmet Ali Kahraman, @turkiyecop31 Presidency Office Director
· Amb. Hugo Yon, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Economic, Energy, and Business Affairs, @StateDept
· Frederick Kempe, President and CEO, @AtlanticCouncil
· @defnesadiklar, Senior Director, @AC_TRprogram
· Ebru Ozdemir, Chairperson, Limak Holding & Atlantic Council International Advisory Board Member
· Patrick Gang, Managing Director and Global Head Export & Agency Finance, @BankofAmerica
It was a busy and productive week in New York for the @AtlanticCouncil Turkey Program.
Over three days, we hosted four events bringing together senior government officials, as well as private sector leaders from across the region.
Here’s a look back at the week👇
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Bakan Yardımcımız Büyükelçi Berris Ekinci, BM 81. Genel Kurulu marjında New York’ta Atlantik Konseyi ve Bank of America tarafından düzenlenen "Bölgesel Enerji ve Ulaştırma Koridorlarının Finansmanı" başlıklı panele katıldı.
Atlantic Council Turkey Program retweeted
Bakan Yardımcımız Büyükelçi Berris Ekinci, BM 81. Genel Kurulu marjında New York’ta Atlantik Konseyi tarafından düzenlenen “Road to COP31” yuvarlak masa etkinliğine katıldı.
We’ve wrapped up a packed week of high-level @AtlanticCouncil events in New York, held on the sidelines of the 81st @UN General Assembly.
Follow the thread below for a look at each event we hosted⤵️
On September 22, we hosted @MFATurkiye
Deputy Minister Amb. Berris Ekinci & @turkiyecop31
Presidency Director Mehmet Ali Kahraman, for a private discussion on Road to COP31 moderated by @defnesadiklar, as part of the @AtlanticCouncil in NY programming.
On September 23, we hosted Amb. Tom Barrack, @USEmbTurkiye and Special Presidential Envoy to Syria and Iraq, on US interests and engagement in the Middle East, with @defnesadiklar and @VictoriaT_, at a joint @AtlanticCouncil Turkey Program and @ACMideast fireside chat
