What is the Future of President-Elect Erdogan’s Turkey?
With Harold Rhode, Michael O’Hanlon, Gordon Chang, Katie Gorka
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With Harold Rhode, Michael O’Hanlon, Gordon Chang, Katie Gorka
HAROLD RHODE, former Advisor on Islamic Affairs in the Office of the Secretary of Defense:
- Implications of the election of Recep Tayyip Erdogan as President of Turkey on the ongoing power struggles in his country
- Why is Erdogan willing to settle for a mainly ceremonial position?
- Possible replacements for Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki
- Thoughts on the conflict between Israel and Hamas
MICHAEL O’HANLON, Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution’s Center for 21st Century Security and Intelligence:
- Application of the “Responsibility to Protect” (R2P) norm in Iraq
- Can Turkish leader Erdogan be a reliable US ally?
- The impact of the US withdrawal of forces from Afghanistan on America’s broader Middle East policy
- An update on the situation in Eastern Ukraine and Russia’s agenda in the region
GORDON CHANG, author of “The Coming Collapse of China”:
- The threat posed to Malaysia and Indonesia by fighters returning from the ranks of ISIS
- The rise of militarists in the Chinese government
- Chinese crackdowns on Western businesses and employees
- The impact of an anti-corruption campaign on the Chinese economy and the Communist Party
KATIE GORKA, President and co-Founder of the Council on Global Security:
- Campaigns to eliminate Christians from Iraq and parts of the Middle East and North Africa more broadly
- Was President Obama showing “selective concern” when he intervened to protect the Yazidis but not the Christians also endangered by the Islamic State?
- The response- or lack thereof- from Church leaders to the persecution of Christians
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