Eu-Turkey Relations in a “Dangerous World”: Prospects and Challenges After The 2023 Elections in Turkey
Eu-Turkey Relations in a “Dangerous World”: Prospects and Challenges After The 2023 Elections in Turkey

Author(s): Seda Gürkan
Subject(s): Electoral systems, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment
Published by: Transnational Press London
Keywords: Eu-Turkey; relations; Dangerous World; prospects; challenges; 2023; elections; Turkey;
Summary/Abstract: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 marked a tectonic shift in the European Union’s (EU) perception of the world. Although one might argue that the change in the EU’s security environment had started a decade ago with turbulences in its neighborhood, the invasion of Ukraine by Russia has brought the era of multilateralism to an end. While the world continues to be multipolar with competing power centers, international relations ceased to be multilateral in the aftermath of the invasion of a sovereign state (Ukraine) by a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council-UNSC (Russia). This fundamental change in international relations is also reflected in the EU’s Strategic Compass adopted in the shadow of the war in March 2022.

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