The region of the Eastern Mediterranean and the role of Turkish-Iranian relations are interconnected especially after the re-orientation of Turkish foreign policy in recent years. The improvement of Turkish-Iranian political-economic ties has coincided with the deterioration of Turkish-Israeli relations. Yet Ankara’s recent decision to accept the installation of a NATO radar system in SE Turkey marks the beginning of a new period of more strained relations between Ankara and Tehran.
| Title | Turkish-Iranian relations and the NATO Missile-Defense Radar |
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| Author | Evangelos Venetis |
| Edition | BN5, November 2011 |
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