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   DIR By: chandoona ct
       Date: August 30, 2023, 12:17 am
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       The idea that Ukraine could reach an accession by association
       agreement and maintain its territorial integrity, while in the
       midst of a financial crisis and with no clear prospect of NATO
       membership, was a highly incoherent and damaging approach . I
       think the challenge for the future will be Turkey, among other
       things because there are many structural parallels between the
       history of that country and that of Ukraine since the end of the
       Cold War. The specific dynamics are obviously different, but
       they are both quite large countries, bordering the EU and
       Russia.
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       of a struggle between
       these two poles of power with regard to economic relations, and
       especially energy transit. In particular, in the 2000s and 2010s
       there was an attempt, encouraged by the Ankara authorities, to
       view Turkey as a strategic transit state that could bring gas to
       Europe from Azerbaijan and the Middle East. Some hoped that this
       approach would allow Turkey to join the EU ., but the European
       authorities also realized very early that there were great
       logistical and political difficulties in encouraging Turkey to
       become an energy center for Europe.
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       In the book, you devote a large section to China and its
       long-term strategic reorientation from the Pacific to Eurasia .
       Can you describe the circumstances and consequences of this
       geopolitical change ?To understand this shift, we must go back
       to the early 2000s and the Iraq War in particular. From that
       moment, China can no longer depend exclusively on its domestic
       oil production and becomes an importer. Since then, the Chinese
       leadership understood very well that this posed some problems,
       since they now had to import oil from the Middle East and
       Africa. This dependency put China, in the long run, at the mercy
       of US naval power. This caused great concern in Beijing, as the
       2003 invasion of Iraq confirmed that the Americans were also
       very concerned about energy security and oil supply problems.
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