#conflict
All Bosphorus News reporting, interviews and analysis tagged conflict, newest first.
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Greece Details Tourism Zoning Rules Without Addressing Türkiye’s Aegean Objection
Athens' 12-question explainer sets tougher island and coastal rules but makes no reference to Ankara's sovereignty objection raised four days earlier
Jerusalem’s Unmanaged Fault Lines
Pressure on Greek Orthodox and Armenian institutions remains largely unrecognized
Parallel Monologues: Fidan, Gerapetritis, and the Illusion of Dialogue
Dialogue is praised by both sides. Its function is rarely questioned. Here, it is.
Rethinking Maritime Delimitation Between Türkiye and Greece
An academic study revisits UNCLOS, equity, and the limits of technical formulas in maritime delimitation
NATO’s Early F-16 Request Puts Türkiye at the Center of Baltic Air Policing
An early call reveals who is ready
Reports Say Türkiye Has Ended Mediation Efforts Between Afghanistan and Pakistan
Regional tensions are cited as limiting Ankara’s role, according to media reports
War Does Not End When Fighting Stops
What CEPR / VoxEU Research Tells Us About Long-Term Economic Damage
Three Capitals, One Message—and No Illusions on Disarmament
Regional sources say Cairo, Doha and Ankara urged Hezbollah to disarm, with limited expectations of change
Indian Media Cite Army Briefings Alleging Turkish-Origin Drone Use by Pakistan
Indian military authorities also claim the unmanned system was intercepted and shot down during the operation.