Hope stirs, once again, for a US breakthrough with Iran of Nixon-to-China proportions.
THE Middle East is a place of fast-changing fortunes these days. Just ask the Turkish prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Not so long ago neo-Ottomanism was the vogue phrase to describe Turkey’s expanding regional influence, pursued under a catchy dogma of “zero problems with neighbours”.
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