BESA Center Perspectives Paper No. 1,788, October 27, 2020
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: The world is an increasingly unstable place. This is reflected in the way supply chains, a pillar of the globalized world, are changing. More and more countries are considering moving away from their dependence on China to the Indo-Pacific region, which has a burgeoning population and rising economies. This process will accelerate as differences between the West and China multiply.
Read more: BESA, The Era of Changing Supply Chains, By Emil Avdaliani
BESA Center Perspectives Paper No. 1,785, October 25, 2020
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s “Make Turkey Great Again” campaign has come with military, diplomatic, geostrategic, and economic costs. Turkey’s posturing as a military might has been met with a Moody’s downgrade of Turkey’s credit rating to B2, putting the country on a level with Egypt, Jamaica, and Rwanda.
Read more: BESA, Erdoğan’s Costly “Make Turkey Great Again” Program