The US-Turkish Relations
Ankara and Washington work together to avert Baghdad from being an advanced Iranian puppet, concludes Idrees M. Mohammed.
Middle East Online
The United States and Turkey are entering a honey moon. The bilateral relations are becoming “healthier” than ever. In tandem with landmark developments sweeping the region in which both countries share vital interests, they explore the mutual crucial need. While the so-called “Arab Spring” unleashes new realities, it creates novel challenges to the international and regional powers. The US troops on the other hand are withdrawing from Iraq. In the meantime, issues surrounding Iran witness further vagueness. Amid these scenarios, a close collaboration on a gamut of issues is appearing between the US and Turkey. The current security cooperation reminds one of the Cold War era of bilateral relations in the time it receives a special heed in both countries agendas.
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