Turkey threatens U.S. forces in Syria, as Putin presses for safe zones. https://t.co/DPRNDSWCln http://pic.twitter.com/1L2eIqriLR
— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) May 3, 2017
How to act against illicit economies & organized crime during & after conflict. New paper from @VFelbabBrown: https://t.co/wwzC0QBtGX
— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) May 3, 2017
The PKK/YPG issue and the broader anti-ISIS strategy will likely top the agenda during upcoming US-Turkey meeting https://t.co/U25hosbyGB
— The SETA Foundation (@SETADC) April 28, 2017
“The #PKK’s Branch in Northern #Syria PYD-#YPG” provides information about #PYD’s organizational structure and linkshttps://t.co/yC3fYVhM8G http://pic.twitter.com/gFhIbBy3aI
— SETA (@setavakfi) April 26, 2017
There's another looming crisis on the Korean Peninsula (spoiler alert: it’s not about Kim Jong-un). https://t.co/TXTgsQ3RIY http://pic.twitter.com/i5ZrfM6vcG
— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) May 3, 2017
Who is shaping today's US-China relationship? FP's @TeaLeafNation put together a list of these power players: https://t.co/gCy5MONJ02
— FP Media & Comms (@FPMediaDept) May 3, 2017
Iran's presidential vote has another key layer, writes @MaloneySuzanne: It foreshadows Supreme Leader succession: https://t.co/rp6YkyzPyW http://pic.twitter.com/38jsPaw4TJ
— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) May 3, 2017
#Ankara has begun to renew its foreign policy agenda in attempt to balance the shaken relations with its alliances https://t.co/mo7UMvPuxF
— The SETA Foundation (@SETADC) May 1, 2017
“Rapprochement does not mean that Islamists are no longer welcome.” – @burhanduran https://t.co/VpfOx8lEGT
— The SETA Foundation (@SETADC) May 1, 2017
RT @ForeignAffairs: Whoever wins the upcoming election will need to move Chile away from its dependence on copper. https://t.co/vIVXEPjKpu
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