From Zahlé to Ankara: Thomas Barrack and the Return of American Focus to the Middle East
By Mehmet Ali Munir “And stand together, yet not too near together:For the pillars of the...
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Category: HISTORY
The US Welcomes İsmet İnönü
Almost 60 years later, the legacy of cautious diplomacy still shapes the pathbetween Ankara and...
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Celâl Bayar’s Presidential Visit
“Every dollar spent in Türkiye is like a seed planted in a fertile soil that will sprout...
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Destination Istanbul
“So, you set out to travel to Rome… and end up in Istanbul. The journey, not the destination,...
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An Era of the Terrible Turks
“Turk Won Easily. Yusuf Mahmut, the Turk, claimed to be one of the season’s wrestling wonders, had...
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American Diplomats to Mustafa Kemal’s Angora
“We are getting so comfortably settled that Ankara seems a different place from what we ever [sic]...
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American Diplomats to Mustafa Kemal’s Angora
Turkish-American relations, severed in 1917, were rebuilt through diplomacyand trade, with figures...
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It was Always an “Arms and Ammunitions” Friendship
US-Turkish relations have long been shaped by arms deals, embargoes, and political maneuvering. By...
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