“The Rubicon has been crossed.” So what is Turkey’s Blue Homeland doctrine about?
Towards the end of 2019, it looked as if the internationally-recognised government of Libya, the Government of National Accord , would be overrun by warlord Khalifa Haftar’s militias, and with it, a new dictator might emerge, in effect ending the country’s tentative democratic experiment.
The global health pandemic has also taken energy exploration as a viable effort off the table in the near future. “The foreign interference that was begun by the US and Russia has become tremendously important for Turkey in the region,” adds Ozulker, speaking toThe map shows the maritime area secured by the deal between Turkey and Libya in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea.
Memories of the naval blockades by the Italians, Greeks and other European powers that ultimately choked the Ottoman state between 1911 lasting until 1923, serves as a reminder of what happens when control over the sea is ceded, says Gurdeniz.
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