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The nature of the relations between Turkey and the European Union In the light of illegal immigration
Choman Namq Hamad, Shamal Hussain Mustafa
Illegal immigration is one of the long-term and complex problems between Turkey and EU countries. Turkey always been one of the countries because of the historical background of the Ottoman Empire, has been able to resist the dominance of other countries. Turkey with one of the world's strongest economies, has become an obstacle to the European Union, turkey's geopolitical and geostrategic position has made it a regional and international country. It means that part of its success and the political games he plays derived from all its different poles. After Turkey's disappointment with membership in the European Union, and after the rapid changes in the regional equation, especially after the events of the Arab Spring, collapse of the entire political and security system in part of the Middle East, particularly Syria and Iraq, Turkey embraced a new strategy for self-protection and spreading its hegemony. In this regard, the issue of migrants was one of the biggest card of Turkey towards the European Union. However, this issue in several occasions put on the dialogue table. This research is an attempt to introduce the issue of migrants and the refugee agreement between Turkey and the European Union. We will present an assessment of the 2016 Migrant Agreement and the outcome of the agreement.
Volume 9 · Issue 2 · March 2022Strategic Challenges for Russian-Turkish Relations An Analytical Study
Peshawa Mohammed Ali, Abdulrahman Karim Darwesh
Russian-Turkish relations are considered complex bilateral relations, extending over centuries, and having intertwined roots. Overlapping geopolitical regions and determinants that form hotbeds of conflict between the two states, global influences, and national and religious motives, all stand in the way of building normal relations between the two states. Nevertheless, the development of an intellectual structure and political and economic traditions of cooperation between the two states, towards unifying them under a Eurasian umbrella umbrella This remains elusive because of the different premises of each country towards the other.