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Ahval,  
August 26, 2020
“[For Turkey to] chart a truly independent policy is a fantasy. Turkey is not becoming more independent, it is just becoming more dependent on worse actors on the international stage.”
Vox,  
August 16, 2020
“[Trump wants] to generate business opportunities [with Gulf countries] for after he leaves office.”
Foreign Policy,  
August 11, 2020
“It’s hard to see how [Lebanon] can absorb any more [refugees]… It really does make the absence of an off-ramp to these conflicts and the return of refugees a ticking time bomb.”
New York Times,  
August 11, 2020
“The O.I.G. report vindicates congressional concerns regarding the impact of these sales on innocent civilians… [But it] punted on…whether the threat stream cited by the administration rose to the level of an ‘emergency.'”
Ahval,  
August 4, 2020
“What’s going to happen with U.S.-Turkish relations after Trump leaves? It’s going to necessarily be very different from Trump’s attitude toward Turkey.”
Ahval,  
July 30, 2020
“We are also seeing that for these regimes, terrorism and content removal is not actually that interlinked. Particularly in Turkey, there is a huge hypocrisy in the way the government approaches this issue.”
VOA News,  
July 28, 2020
“Today, when Erdogan constantly invokes Ottoman history while pursuing policies that threaten the interests of Arab leaders, it makes sense that they would appeal to this memory.”
Ahval,  
July 27, 2020
“[Erdoğan] is a bit of a revolutionary leader in that he wants to turn Turkey into something completely new. He has already done this with his presidential system. He has already done this through various cultural policies and economic policies.”
Al-Monitor,  
July 27, 2020
“Turkey’s blatant defiance of the ECHR ruling clearly shows that Erdoğan’s regime has no respect for international law or institutions. Turkey’s friends in Europe and the U.S. must recognize, and many already do, what Kavala’s detention shows.”
Fox News,  
July 8, 2020
“The government of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi…is now targeting health care workers, medical workers, journalists, and ordinary citizens who are speaking out about their fears and concerns about the government’s handling of the coronavirus.”