Menu

Global Scans · Turkey · Weekly Summary


WHAT'S NEXT?: Uncertainties over Turkey's eventual political position abound. With EU decisions in doubt, recent crackdown on opposition parties causing concerns, and being embroiled in complex Middle East politics and fighting terrorism on its borders and internally, which way will she swing?

  • [New] The agreement reached with Pakistan will allow Turkish companies to engage in oil and natural gas exploration off the coast of Pakistan, a first. AzerNews.az
  • [New] The ban, executed by the telecommunications authority, not only affects Grok's presence in Turkey but also signals the global regulatory risks facing AI platforms that fail to moderate harmful content. Penbrief Blog
  • [New] Many in Washington are right to be angry at Erdogan because the Turkish incursion into Syria upset US plans to create a safe zone in northern Syria that would have allowed the US and Turkey together to push the YPG away from the Turkish border - without letting Russia and the Assad regime in. The Washington Institute
  • [New] While Cyprus and Turkey have no diplomatic relations, hosting the Turkish president from the southern part of Cyprus for the first time could be a turning point in Turkey's approach to Cyprus. New Eastern Outlook
  • [New] Turkey, Syria and Iraq are likely to resist any Kurdish independence efforts, while Pakistan will fiercely oppose Baloch separatism. Free West Media
  • [New] As President Erdogan tightens his hold on power, the resilience of opposition parties and the response from civil society will play crucial roles in shaping Turkey's democratic future. NewZ
  • [New] Summer wildfires are common in both Greece and Turkey, where experts warn that climate change is intensifying conditions. The Morning Sun
  • [New] While Turkey recently passed its first climate law, environmental groups argue that it lacks enforceable targets and immediate action, failing to address the urgent risks posed by climate change and extreme weather events that fuel wildfires56. Erkan's Field Diary
  • [New] Projected 2025-26 global ending stocks were lowered by 3 million tons to 262.8 million tons on reductions for Russia, the U.S., Iraq, and Turkey. High Plains Journal
  • Geopolitical events might disrupt supply via indirect pipelines transiting through third countries including Ukraine or Turkey; additional tariffs could also become payable. Bruegel | The Brussels-based economic think tank
  • In return, Turkey would gain access to Syrian airspace for military operations and commit to providing support in the event of external threats. Militarnyi
  • Reports from EU institutions may emphasize the EU's perspective on Turkey's accession, which could skew the portrayal of Turkey's readiness or willingness to comply with EU standards. TruthOrFake
  • Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Egypt will now seriously consider acquiring independent deterrents, igniting a proliferation cascade that further erodes what little remains of post-WWII arms control architecture. The Geopolitics
  • Efforts will continue under the coordination of the Turkish Scientific and Technological Research Institution's Polar Research Institute and the leadership of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to make Turkey a key player in polar science. TRT Global
  • The relationship with Turkey will continue to be tested-but also offers long-term opportunities for both sides in defence, diplomacy, and regional security. News About Turkey | NAT
  • Navigating the complex interplay of domestic policies and global trends will be crucial for shaping Turkey's economic future. billupdate
  • International participants from the United Kingdom, Singapore, China, India, Turkey, and beyond will share global best practices and forge new partnerships to support Abu Dhabi's long-term infrastructure agenda. Economy Middle East
  • EEL Events are a dynamic information intelligence and networking opportunities conference provider, backed by 20 + years of experience and focusing on intelligent investment in emerging markets of Central and Southeast Europe, Turkey and the Baltics region. EEL Events - Intelligent investment in emerging markets
  • Turkey is not only asserting its role as a regional energy player, but also sending a clear political message: it will not be sidelined in the Mediterranean. News.Az
  • For companies, Turkey offers an opportunity to bridge markets across continents while reducing costs. xpath.global
  • President Trump's new wave of tariffs has prompted fears that redirected supply - particularly from China, Turkey and India - could overwhelm smaller markets like the UK. Business Matters
  • If fighting and tensions in Ukraine, Israel, Iran or among major powers spiral out of control, Turkey might be compelled to take a stance or find itself in an escalating political conflict with Israel. GIS Reports
  • Europe may follow Washington's lead in fostering relations with Turkey, as missing out on potential business opportunities related to Syria and neighboring countries could be a major drawback. GIS Reports

Last updated: 14 July 2025



Please stand by...

The magic is happening, but it might take a couple of minutes.

Login