Panorama of the week: Intense regional movements searching for deals at the expense of peoples

Both the presidents of Turkey and Iran agreed to be hostile to the Kurds despite their contradiction over other issues, while Turkey's intelligence chief intensified his movements in Iraq to bring about a deal, while the United States completed its deal with Turkey after overcoming the issue of Sweden's accession to NATO.

28 January, 2024 03:02

NEWS DESK

Arab newspapers published during the past week touched on regional meetings and the search for deals at the expense of peoples, including Iranian-Turkish, Iraqi-Turkish, and American-Turkish rapprochements.

Erdogan and Raisi: agreement on the Kurds and disagreement over Syria and Azerbaijan

The beginning of the agreements between the regional powers, and in this context, Al-Arab newspaper saw that the summit meeting that brought together on Wednesday Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Iranian counterpart, Ibrahim Raisi, reflected an agreement on the joint war on the Kurds, while the contradiction of interests in Syria and Azerbaijan remains the most prominent point of contention between the two competing forces. In the region.

Mysterious meetings of the head of Turkish intelligence with senior Iraqi politicians

The same newspaper also touched on Turkish movements in Iraq, as it indicated that ambiguity surrounded the visit of Turkish intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalin to Iraq, especially since he met with the most important political and security officials in the country, without disclosing the purpose of the visit and being satisfied with general statements.

American indications that Turkey will obtain the F-16 after ratifying Sweden’s membership in NATO

In it turn, Al-Sharq Al-Awsat newspaper touched on the American-Turkish rapprochement, and in this context, the newspaper indicated positive signals from the United States regarding facilitating Turkey’s acquisition of American F-16 fighters, after the Turkish Parliament ratified the protocol for Sweden’s accession to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).

An overwhelming majority of Democrats in the US Senate support the two-state solution

In it turn, Al Hurra Network said that an overwhelming majority of Democrats in the US Senate supported a statement on Wednesday that reaffirmed US support for the two-state solution to end the war between Israel and Hamas

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