The Ukrainian Week

28 October, 2021	Breaking news	Ukraine uses Turkish drone against Russia-backed separatists for first time Ukrainian government forces have used a Turkish-supplied armed drone for the first time against Russia-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine, in a development condemned by the Kremlin
18 January, 2021	Breaking news	Ukrainian-owned cargo ship sinks in Black Sea At least two crew members have died and six remain unaccounted for after a Ukrainian-owned cargo ship sank in bad weather in the Black Sea off Turkey
10 February, 2020	Politics	Courtesy visits Why high-ranking foreign officials’ visits to Kyiv don’t contribute to the strengthening of Ukrainian diplomacy
17 January, 2020	World	Özgür Ünlühisarcıklı: “I think the US-Turkey relationships as we have known it is already dead” During the 3rd Lviv Security Forum, the director of German Marshall Fund's office in Ankara discussed the current state of relations between Turkey, USA, and Russia and perspectives of Ukraine-Turkey dialogue
31 January, 2019	World	Evil legitimized Who benefits and who loses from US troops withdrawal from Syria
17 September, 2018	World	Dubious ally Would NATO be better off without Turkey? Ankara is now having a furious row with America and its other military allies.
20 September, 2013	History	The Cross Versus the Crescent Moon The Battle of Vienna took place 330 years ago. It was the final and most significant battle between Christian Europe and the Muslim East
8 July, 2013		Turkey Between West And Mid-East Creeping authoritarianism and state-engineered Islamization can estrange Turkey from its Western neighbors and embroil it even more closely in the turmoil in the Middle East
28 December, 2011	Security	Turkish Success — Caught Between Europe and the Middle East The Turkey/Cyprus Project Director Hugh Pope shared with The Ukrainian Week his opinion on geopolitical ambitions of Turkey, Turkey-EU relations, Kurds issue and confrontation with Israel
11 November, 2011		Istanbul Rising Where are Turkey and Erdogan moving?
5 July, 2011	Security	Former Enemies Find Common Ground on Kurdish Rebels Political scientist Chris Zambelis is an author, researcher, and analyst with Helios Global, Inc., a risk management group based in the Washington, DC area. He specializes in Middle East politics. The opinions expressed here are the author’s alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of Helios Global, Inc.