What is Turkey's recent direction? Will it take a unilateral stance and make decisive choices, or will the duality of Europe and Islam remain inherent to it? This book offers a historical and strategic analysis to answer such questions, based on documented facts from dozens of references and sources, as well as live interviews with politicians, media professionals, academics, and diplomats.

• Examines Turkish relations with major powers, particularly the United States, and the standards it sets for Turkey's relationship with Egypt and Israel.
• Sheds light on the Turkish positions taken on events in geopolitical hotspots.
• Keeps pace with the protests that have shaken Turkey, exploring their motives and underpinnings.
• Delves into the policies Turkey pursues towards Arab countries, especially its neighbors.
• Analyzes the emerging polarizations regarding the Syrian crisis and the effectiveness of the Turkish role in it.
• Gives significant importance to the personality of Ahmet Davutoğlu and his writings, and their impact on shaping Turkey's foreign policy.