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Turkey maneuvers to become a regional energy baron
With its growing importance as an energy transit country and its shrinking dependence on Russian gas deliveries, Turkey’s position as a regional power is strengthening (source: macpixxel for GIS)
General info
What's inside
- The Turkish-Azeri axis is getting stronger
- Significant energy supplies pass through Turkey
- Russia is no longer the sole hegemon in the Caucasus
Who will benefit?
- Decision makers who want a deeper understanding of Turkish energy and security ...
- Risk-management professionals interested in conflict in the Caucasus
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