Enes Yavuz

Will Ankara’s open-door policy prevail in the eastern Mediterranean?

Turkey has kept dialogue alive in the eastern Mediterranean despite nearly every other stakeholder acting in a hostile manner - and it could pay off.

Will the international community find a fair solution in the east Med?

The European Union and its allies need to play a more constructive role in the eastern Mediterranean row between Greece and Turkey.

Only genuine diplomacy can resolve the East Med dispute

Turkey, Turkish Cypriots, Greece, and Greek Cypriots can end the energy dilemma in the Eastern Mediterranean through dialogue, while keeping interests of all legitimate stakeholders in mind.

Greek actions stifle a resolution in the Eastern Mediterranean

Aggressive diplomacy from Greece can't change the reality that Turkey has a rightful stake in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Can Covid diplomacy strengthen Turkey-Italy relations?

Turkey answered Italy's call for help to battle the pandemic, and that has opened a door.

Is the Eastern Mediterranean pipeline project feasible?

No project in the Eastern Mediterranean can achieve its full potential without taking Turkey on board.

Mediterranean neighbours cannot stop Turkey from ensuring its rights

The EU and the US have an important role to play in ensuring multinational cooperation but they have yet to take up the responsibility.

The Eastern Mediterranean dispute: is there light at the end of the tunnel?

Unilateralism from some stakeholders in the Eastern Mediterranean is stalling genuine efforts to find a resolution to the dispute.

Cooperation is the only way out of Eastern Mediterranean's energy dilemma

The European Union and the US should play a more constructive role in resolving the Eastern Mediterranean dispute between Turkey and Greek Cyprus - the escalating of tensions is counter-productive.