Why Turkey will Dominate the Decade Ahead

   Source: Aaron Watson Sep 1, 2024 No Comments


Turkey has a potential to rise as a global superpower by the 2030s. With the second-largest military in NATO and a strategic location bridging Europe and Asia, Turkey is perfectly positioned to become a major player on the global stage.

This video explores the driving forces behind this transformation, from the country's historical significance and diverse alliances to the leadership of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Under Erdogan's guidance, Turkey has seen significant economic growth and a shift in political power, echoing the historical grandeur of the Ottoman Empire.

Uncover the factors propelling Turkey towards unprecedented influence and ask the critical question: Could we witness the emergence of a new Ottoman Empire?

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