The Anglo-Turkish Position on Some Arab and Regional Issues
in British Documents (1980-1990)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.65074/fvqvax82Keywords:
Britain; Turkey; Iran-Iraq War; Arab-Israeli conflict; Cyprus; Soviet Union.Abstract
The period between 1980 and 1990 witnessed a complex interaction in the Anglo-Turkish position on Arab and regional issues in the Middle East. The British position adopted a pragmatic approach that ensured the protection of its strategic interests in conflict zones without overt bias towards any party, calling for a peaceful settlement in accordance with UN resolutions, The Turkish position by its turn was characterized by a balance between Western alliances and its regional interests, which enabled it to play the role of mediator during the period of international détente.
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