TR Foreign Policy & Geopolitics

[No Name]

If the US pulls out, Türkiye should lure in the entire Balkans into an economic union.

The EU expansion into the Balkans killed any chance of that.

 

[Mis_TR_Like]

The EU expansion into the Balkans killed any chance of that.

Still plenty of opportunity there and the EU is toothless. The real issue is our own economy. Now with Erdoğan turning the barrel towards all opposition, don't expect anything good until he is gone.

 

[Sanchez]

"If Europe is serious about Ukraine, it must engage with Turkey. From the Mediterranean to the Caspian, Turkey is not just engaging in force projection—it is executing a strategic realignment, disrupting Russia’s operational calculus."

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1892555581203927369

 

[Huelague]

Bro this nonsense of Israel conquering and forming an empire needs to die off.

Right now, they „conquer“ parts of Palestine and wants to grab more by displacing Palestines and calling all Jews around the world (by law) to come back ‚home‘. Also, parts of Syria and Libanon are occupied. This is not theoretical, that’s real.

 

[TR_123456]

"If Europe is serious about Ukraine, it must engage with Turkey. From the Mediterranean to the Caspian, Turkey is not just engaging in force projection—it is executing a strategic realignment, disrupting Russia’s operational calculus."

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1892555581203927369

Let them defend themselves,we should only help Ukraine and Hungary if need be.

 

[Barry]

Totally against turkish lives being spent to protect Europe. Let the homeland of "EuRoPEaN VaLuEs" look after itself

 

[Tornadoss]

Let them defend themselves,we should only help Ukraine and Hungary if need be.

Tho the replies are moslty from greeks, kurds,armenians and jewish pretenders

 

[Saithan]

Doesn't matter we need to keep the peace in our neighborhood and remove the terror threat faster and harder. When our enemies gets a chance they will arm the terrorists with more heavy stuff. To keep us from excerting nationality to those who're caught in a tough spot.

The EU should get nothing from us especially considering they have shit nations in the club who'd rather see the world burn than face reality.

If possible those EF order should be increased to 60.

Can't count on US to deliver the engines. Trump will want to produce in US for jobs.

 

[Ryder]

Let them defend themselves,we should only help Ukraine and Hungary if need be.

Turkiye has influence in the Islamic World and the Turkic world.

Lets see it has influence in the Eastern Med, Black Sea, Middle East, North Africa, Caucasus and in Central Asia.

People are so thick if they think Greece has this kind of sway in the region.

Turkiye for centuries fought against Russia but was also a vanguard against the Soviet Union and communism in general.

What does Greece, Armenia or Israel provide?

I support bolstering relations with our Far Eastern cousins. The South Koreans and the Japanese.

 

[Iskander]

It is proposed to rename the White House the Yellow House (a mental hospital)

Republican congressmen have introduced a bill to completely withdraw the United States from the UN - Fox News
The bill proposes to stop funding the organization and its agencies, as well as ban participation in peacekeeping missions. It was introduced by Republican Senator Mike Lee.
Congressman Chip Roy is ready to introduce the bill in the House of Representatives. According to him, the UN is failing to prevent wars and human rights violations.
As Fox News reports, the reason is that "the organization no longer serves American interests."
The sponsors of the bill note that the United States should not continue to fund an organization that, in their opinion, undermines their interests and supports opponents. The bill also prohibits the administration from entering into agreements with the UN without Senate approval.

‘No sane country would stand for this’: Lawmakers launch effort to withdraw US from UN

FIRST ON FOX: The legislation would terminate U.S. membership in the United Nations and its affiliated bodies, and funding to those groups.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Iskander]

On February 21, President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev received Member of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, Chairman of the National Defense Commission of the Parliament, former Minister of National Defense of the Republic of Turkey Hulusi Akar.
The Turkish general presented Aliyev with ... the key to the Zengezur Corridor

 

[Iskander]

"The French magazine Le Point featured President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in its issue titled "2025, the new world order."
4 LEADERS WHO WILL LEAD THE NEW WORLD ORDER
The cover, which shows President Erdoğan as one of the four leaders who will lead the new world order, also featured US President Donald Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin" (Haber7)

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[hugh]

"The French magazine Le Point featured President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in its issue titled "2025, the new world order."
4 LEADERS WHO WILL LEAD THE NEW WORLD ORDER
The cover, which shows President Erdoğan as one of the four leaders who will lead the new world order, also featured US President Donald Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin" (Haber7)

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A Haber will have a field day with this one

 

[Fuzuli NL]

"The French magazine Le Point featured President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in its issue titled "2025, the new world order."
4 LEADERS WHO WILL LEAD THE NEW WORLD ORDER
The cover, which shows President Erdoğan as one of the four leaders who will lead the new world order, also featured US President Donald Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin" (Haber7)

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Current geopolitical situations put Türkiye in the centre. Not surprised and nothing funny about it.
It's not about Mr Erdogan's person but more about the country's clout.

 

[TR_123456]

Current geopolitical situations put Türkiye in the centre. Not surprised and nothing funny about it.
It's not about Mr Erdogan's person but more about the country's clout.

You know what is funny?
That a French magazine writes it!

 

[Iskander]

Current geopolitical situations put Türkiye in the centre. Not surprised and nothing funny about it.
It's not about Mr Erdogan's person but more about the country's clout.

You are right.

I laughed at the French rooster.
There is no reason to laugh at Erdogan.
In my opinion, he has an successful foreign policy.

 

[Mis_TR_Like]

You are right.

I laughed at the French rooster.
There is no reason to laugh at Erdogan.
In my opinion, he has an successful foreign policy.

There is:

• Good leaders in bad times: Atatürk
• Bad leaders in bad times: Abdülhamid II
• Good leaders in good times: Süleyman the Magnificent
• Bad leaders in good times: Erdoğan

Türkiye was always poised to be a regional superpower. Defence industry was restarted in the 70s, relatively educated population, secular, in a neighborhood of weaklings, has one of the best military traditions in the world and a strong sense of nationalism.

Despite all these advantages:

• Türkiye hasn't been able to defend its borders against illegal immigration, not only from Syria but Afghanistan, Pakistan, etc. There are potentially millions of undocumented refugees in Türkiye, including many criminals, rapists, terrorists, etc.
• PKK/YPG has established a state next door and we are now accepting it as a peace process is underway
• Iran continues to give weapons to PKK, including missiles which have hit our drones. We've done absolutely nothing to oppose Iran's illegal activities
• We aren't doing anything to support Turkmens in Iraq or Syria. Despite sharing a common history and language, we've just completely neglected them.
• Countless mistakes which cost us our economy, F35s, chances of entering EU, etc.

Honestly one of the only good things geopolitcally speaking has been Azerbaijani's victory. That's what happens when a Turkic army is well armed and well motivated. I don't attribute this victory to Erdoğan when he still hasn't been able to wipe out YPG.

Most of what Erdoğan has done regionally has been making TSK a counter balance against Russia in Libya and Syria. But in the end this has just benefited US interests, we've done little to capitalize on these victories. In other words, Erdoğan is no different than Islamist puppets that the US supported in the Cold War.

No one in the region, including Russia, and the US wants a Kemalist regime in Türkiye because for the first time in decades, we'll be focusing on our own interests instead of running errands for others.

 

[Mis_TR_Like]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1893033534438125766

Pro-AKP source:

The Syrian government, led by Ahmed Shara, has set the visa fee for Turks, who have hosted 5 million Syrians for years with all their means, at 150 dollars. But it is free for Lebanese and Jordanian citizens.

 

[Iskander]

There is:

• Good leaders in bad times: Atatürk
• Bad leaders in bad times: Abdülhamid II
• Good leaders in good times: Süleyman the Magnificent
• Bad leaders in good times: Erdoğan

Türkiye was always poised to be a regional superpower. Defence industry was restarted in the 70s, relatively educated population, secular, in a neighborhood of weaklings, has one of the best military traditions in the world and a strong sense of nationalism.

Despite all these advantages:

• Türkiye hasn't been able to defend its borders against illegal immigration, not only from Syria but Afghanistan, Pakistan, etc. There are potentially millions of undocumented refugees in Türkiye, including many criminals, rapists, terrorists, etc.
• PKK/YPG has established a state next door and we are now accepting it as a peace process is underway
• Iran continues to give weapons to PKK, including missiles which have hit our drones. We've done absolutely nothing to oppose Iran's illegal activities
• We aren't doing anything to support Turkmens in Iraq or Syria. Despite sharing a common history and language, we've just completely neglected them.
• Countless mistakes which cost us our economy, F35s, chances of entering EU, etc.

Honestly one of the only good things geopolitcally speaking has been Azerbaijani's victory. That's what happens when a Turkic army is well armed and well motivated. I don't attribute this victory to Erdoğan when he still hasn't been able to wipe out YPG.

Most of what Erdoğan has done regionally has been making TSK a counter balance against Russia in Libya and Syria. But in the end this has just benefited US interests, we've done little to capitalize on these victories. In other words, Erdoğan is no different than Islamist puppets that the US supported in the Cold War.

No one in the region, including Russia, and the US wants a Kemalist regime in Türkiye because for the first time in decades, we'll be focusing on our own interests instead of running errands for others.

If the EU had accepted Türkiye, I would probably have been a supporter of Kılıçdaroğlu or İmamoğlu. But this did not happen.
It was under Erdoğan that Türkiye began to pursue a completely independent policy on the international arena, thanks to which it defends exclusively its national interests. Imagine Türkiye in the EU. Can Ankara pursue such a policy? Obviously not. Look at Hungary and Slovakia. The foreign policy that Brussels is pursuing, for example, regarding the war in Ukraine, judging by their resistance, does not meet the national interests of these two (and not only them) countries. But they can do nothing. Germany and France play leading roles in the EU. To what extent can the national interests of France, Germany and Türkiye coincide? Can Türkiye resist these two (and several other of their yes-men) countries? I cannot imagine it.
The other day, Macron said that since Europe is the basis of security, France takes on the guarantee of the security of all of Europe. Can this chatterbox be trusted? France cannot even solve its problems in Africa.
Whose interests will the French defend, say, in the Eastern Mediterranean? The Christian Greeks or the alien Muslim Türkiye? Or in the South Caucasus, whose interests are closer to them? The Christian Armenians or the Turks?
And in Africa, in Asia, the same thing.
When the Turkish parliament decided to send troops to protect the legitimate government of Libya, I, as a supporter of Turkic unity, was very upset.
But it worked! Türkiye was able to protect the Tripoli government, despite the ridiculous movements of France, defended its interests in Africa, acquiring 2 military bases there, and much more.
The French barely managed to escape from Chad, and the next day Turkish specialists from the Baykar company appeared at the French base.
The interests of Europe more or less often coincide. And how could Türkiye, say, defend Turkish interests in the European Parliament? Are there many supporters of Türkiye there? After the shooting down of the Russian fighter, NATO's refusal to provide Patriot and many other incidents... Where was Europe then, where was France hiding?

There are dozens of such examples.

I consider Erdogan's foreign policy to be very successful. Türkiye has become an influential force in the world.

(I deliberately do not write about the internal politics of Ak Parti, to avoid misunderstandings with our Turkish brothers on the forum)

 

[GoatsMilk]

"The French magazine Le Point featured President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in its issue titled "2025, the new world order."
4 LEADERS WHO WILL LEAD THE NEW WORLD ORDER
The cover, which shows President Erdoğan as one of the four leaders who will lead the new world order, also featured US President Donald Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin" (Haber7)

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"when we are successful and we will be."

Turkish President Abdullah Gül said: "I don't think you can control all the world from one centre. There are big nations. There are huge populations. There is unbelievable economic development in some parts of the world. So what we have to do is, instead of unilateral actions, act all together, make common decisions and have consultations with the world. A new world order, if I can say it, should emerge."

Abdullah Gul. AK party and the rulers of Turkiye know the game.

Two camps, those who believe the new world order should be ruled from a central authority like the UN. The other camp who believes it should be ruled from various centres.

The democrats are for one centre, the authoritarians are for power centres. So when the image shows Trump, Putin, chinese dude, erdogan, its the side who believes the "new world order" should have various centres of control.

But know this Muslims, this agenda is anti-Islamic, anti-Allah.