
The British magazine drew attention to Türkiye's rising regional role as the US's influence in the Middle East decreases.
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The Economist magazine analyzes that the US's efforts to establish traditional order in the Middle East have come to an end and Türkiye has come to the fore in this process.
Türkiye's rising power was revealed in the analysis published in England's famous The Economist magazine.
The Economist emphasized that the USA cannot easily get out of the war with Iran and evaluated that America's "attempts to impose its own plans in the Middle East are over".
In the article, which suggested that the USA, like England, France and Russia, may have initiatives in the Middle East, it was stated that "Turkey is the strongest candidate that can fill the huge power vacuum that will arise when America's influence in the region ends."
In the analysis, it was stated that the USA was trying to create the order it designed in the region through wars, secret operations and diplomatic initiatives, and the statement was used: "Turkey is the strongest candidate that can fill the huge power gap that will arise when the USA's influence in the region ends."
In the article, attention was drawn to Türkiye's independent foreign policy vision, which centers on its national interests, as well as the diplomatic relations it has developed with Arab countries.
It was stated that Ankara responded to regional developments with pragmatic steps and created new diplomatic opportunities.
It was stated that the domestic and national capacity developed in the defense industry uniquely strengthened Türkiye's hand at the table and maximized its regional deterrence.
SYRIA AND IRAQ DETAIL
The Economist's analysis also included the warm relations that Türkiye has developed with its neighbors Syria and Iraq.
Türkiye's initiative-taking moves in Syria and Iraq within the framework of regional security and counter-terrorism concept were underlined.
It was noted that Ankara improved relations with Syria's new administration after the overthrow of the Assad regime.
It was reported that Ankara cooperates with Baghdad in areas such as trade routes, water resources management and the fight against regional terrorism.
It was emphasized that this situation reinforced Türkiye's regional leadership.
ATTENTION DRAWN TO THE MECCA DEFENSE ALLIANCE
The Economist also stated that Türkiye does not limit its regional relations only to Syria and Iraq.

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