The $100 Billion Goal: How Energy and Tech Are Redrawing the U.S.-Türkiye Map A long-discussed ambition in U.S.-Türkiye relations — lifting bilateral trade to $100 billion — is again being presented not as diplomatic slogan, but as a plausible economic goal, helped by rising business interest, expanding investment ties and a widening search for strategic […]
The Fracture: How the Collapse of Türkiye-Israel Relations Is Reshaping the Middle East — and Why Turkish Americans Cannot Afford to Look Away A 77-year alliance unravels in real time. For the diaspora caught in the middle, the stakes have never been higher. On a chilly evening in December 2025, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Bound by NATO, Tested by Freedom: The U.S.–Türkiye Relationship at a Breaking Point For Turkish Americans watching both Washington and Ankara, the story of U.S.–Türkiye relations has never been simple. It is a long, strategic partnership built on Cold War urgency, NATO power, military cooperation and regional security. But in 2026, it is also a
The New Campaign Against Türkiye Is No Longer Hidden — And Washington Is Listening A growing wave of opinion pieces, lobbying efforts, and political messaging in Washington is attempting to portray Türkiye not simply as a difficult ally — but as a strategic threat to Israel and the West itself. One recent article published by
Congress Is Debating Türkiye Again — But Are Turkish Americans Finally Ready to Be Heard? For decades, discussions about Türkiye inside the halls of Congress were often treated as secondary foreign policy issues. Today, that has changed dramatically. From NATO and Iran to Armenia, Russia, energy corridors, and the Middle East, Türkiye is now at
A Bridge, A Border, and a Bigger Question: Can Türkiye and Armenia Move Forward While America Teaches Only One Side of History? Türkiye and Armenia’s recent agreement to restore the historic Ani Bridge is more than a cultural project. It is a symbolic attempt to reopen dialogue after more than a century of pain, war,
Türkiye and Qatar Step Into the U.S.–Iran Firestorm — Washington Should Be Paying Attention Türkiye and Qatar are quietly moving into the center of one of the most dangerous diplomatic fights in the world: the U.S.–Iran crisis. According to Middle East Eye, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan spoke by phone with Qatar’s Prime Minister and
Erdoğan’s Call to Trump After White House Shooting Sends a Bigger Message to Washington In the aftermath of the shocking shooting incident at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington, one of the first world leaders to personally reach out to President Donald Trump was Türkiye’s President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. And in today’s tense geopolitical
Why Washington May Be Changing Its Tone Toward Türkiye — And Why Turkish Americans Should Pay Attention For nearly a decade, relations between the United States and Türkiye have gone through one crisis after another. There were disputes over Syria. Tensions involving U.S. support for Kurdish YPG forces. Disagreements in the Eastern Mediterranean. American sanctions.
Europe’s Quiet Pivot Toward Türkiye Has Begun — And the Drone Deal With Italy Proves It For years, Türkiye’s relationship with parts of Europe and Washington was often framed through friction: sanctions disputes, NATO disagreements, F-35 tensions, Sweden’s accession debate, and competing policies in the Eastern Mediterranean. Now, something remarkable is happening beneath the surface
