“Is Turkey changing its policy? Is it abandoning its neutrality policy and strengthening its alignment with NATO (the US)?” This question contains nuances that raise these questions. The answer lies in the changing global and regional conjuncture. When this change is combined with the elements Turkey possesses, a different picture emerges. Celal ÇETİN The established world order is rapidly changing in economic, political, and technological fields. This process is not new; it is happening in stages. First, a “bipolar world (US-Soviet Union)”, then a “unipolar world (the US, left without rivals after the collapse of the Soviet Union)”, followed by the third stage, a “multipolar world (the emergence of China, India, Japan, South Korea, Turkey, and others in addition to the US and Russia)”. The classical order, during the bipolar period, shaped the relations between the two sides of the North Atlantic (US and Europe) after World War II, with the emergence of the US as a global hegemonic power and the Soviet threat. With the…
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