The international order is facing severe unpredictability, with traditional multilateralism under pressure from rising trade barriers and strategic polarization.
Türkiye is increasingly acting as a "threshold manager," balancing its role as a NATO ally with pragmatic regional maneuvers. Turkey (Türkiye): Major Issues and U.S. Relations DГјnya Ve TГјrkiye Г–lГ§eДџinde Siyasi
: A major crisis in the Strait of Hormuz has disrupted global energy markets, following escalating tensions between the U.S., Israel, and Iran. Iran has reportedly renewed efforts to exert control over this strategic waterway, leading to seized cargo ships and skyrocketing insurance premiums for oil tankers. Relations : A major crisis in the Strait
: Geopolitical trends show a "bifurcated" environment where regions closely aligned with Western economic cycles (like parts of Eastern Europe) are faring better than those exposed to commodity-driven shocks. Türkiye’s Strategic Position Türkiye’s Strategic Position : Tensions are at a
: Tensions are at a peak due to the collapse of U.S.-Iran nuclear talks and ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon.