The Future of Türkiye-Europe Relations After the Geopolitical Storm

By Piri ·

EU leaders like Ursula von der Leyen and Emmanuel Macron portray Türkiye as a geopolitical threat alongside Russia and China, reflecting centuries-old European views of Turks as 'the other.' The article urges Türkiye to abandon EU membership goals and pursue balanced, interest-based relations in a multipolar world.

Chapters

  1. Von der Leyen's Controversial Statement
  2. Clash of Civilizations Resurrected
  3. EU Enlargement Strategy
  4. EU Contradictions on Israel
  5. Ottoman Impact on Europe
  6. Neoliberal Geopolitics of EU
  7. EU Collapse and Crises
  8. Future EU Vulnerabilities
  9. Historical Rivalries Continue
  10. Greece-EU Strategic Blindness
  11. Customs Union Dependency
  12. Asymmetric Economic Ties
  13. Reconsidering Customs Union
  14. Türkiye's Unique Geography
  15. Geopolitical Advantages
  16. Natural and Economic Assets
  17. NATO and Geography Service
  18. Maritime Policy Failures
  19. Multipolar World Challenges
  20. Türkiye's Strategic Choices
  21. Kemalist Foreign Policy
  22. Redefining Türkiye-EU Ties
  23. EU Not Indispensable
  24. Multipolar Era Priorities
  25. Türkiye's Balancing Role
  26. UK-Türkiye Partnership Critique
  27. Asymmetries in UK-Türkiye Ties
  28. British Influence Strategies
  29. UK's Geopolitical Calculations
  30. UK Russophobia Trap

Adapted from CEM GURDENİZ.

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