Turkey and China: An Emerging Partnership?
Ozan Serdaroglu
To what extent do deepening Sino-Turkish relations presage a new strategic partnership as Ankara looks for a more independent posture vis-à-vis Western powers? This policy brief assesses the significance of developments in bilateral relations between Ankara and Beijing.
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