Turkey-Iran: Rising Nationalism Concerns
The article discusses the increasing use by regional powers, such as Turkey and Iran, of old "Great Power" tools, including proxy warfare and exploiting internal divisions to expand their influence in the region. It notes that Turkey, which was once under the control of American intelligence and primarily focused on protecting Western interests, has now independently adopted these tactics to strengthen its regional position. Turkey is leveraging the interplay of secular and Islamic factors and adopting the concept of "New Ottomanism" to boost its influence following the collapse of Arab nationalism. This reflects the ongoing regional conflicts and the increasing complexity of international calculations, posing a threat to regional stability.
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