Strategic Shifts: Türkiye's Evolving Global Role

Despite its 70 years of NATO membership, Türkiye's relationship with the U.S. and European countries has been strained. In this video, Carnegie scholars explore different aspects of Türkiye's evolving global role and changing foreign policy goals in today's multipolar world.

Sophia Besch discusses Türkiye's pursuit of strategic autonomy and what this might mean for its relationship with the EU. Marc Pierini explores Türkiye's entanglement with Russia, while Temur Umarov examines Türkiye's possible role in transatlantic policies on China. Ilke Toygür discusses possibilities for the EU and NATO to collaborate in creating a new security framework for Europe.

The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace generates strategic ideas and independent analysis, supports diplomacy, and trains the next generation of international scholar-practitioners to help countries and institutions take on the most difficult global problems and advance peace.


Chapters:

00:00 Türkiye's Strategic Autonomy & the EU
03:07 Understanding Türkiye's Entanglement with Russia
05:03 Türkiye's Role in Transatlantic Policies on China
06:25 Europe's Grand Bargain in the 21st Century

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the music in the background is annoying

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Dear experts, it isn't Turkey, it's Türkiye.