Nick Danforth

Nicholas Danforth has been a Senior Analyst in the Bipartisan Policy Center's National Security Program since January, 2016.

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Erdogan’s Epic Europe Trolling

The EU's decision to restart membership talks with Turkey was a major victory for Ankara -- but not for the reason you think.

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When Peace Is Bad Politics

Not that long ago, Turkey's ruling party was willing to talk peace with the Kurds. But voters had other ideas.

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Thank Goodness There’s No Obama Doctrine

American presidents have spent decades laying out grand strategies for handling the world. They haven’t worked.

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How Low Will Erdogan Go?

Turkey’s voters are, once again, about to spurn their president. How he reacts will define the country’s future.

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A Short History of Turkish Threats to Invade Syria

And why they've failed to produce a stable Middle East (and probably won't this time, either).

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The United States cannot stop genocide as long as policymakers and human rights advocates stick to black-and-white narratives

The United States cannot stop genocide as long as policymakers and human rights advocates stick to black-and-white narratives.

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Islam Will Not Have Its Own ‘Reformation’

Stop expecting a Muslim Martin Luther. No two religions follow the same historical path.

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Making strategy should be painful. If it isn’t, you’re probably not really doing it.

Making strategy should be painful. If it isn’t, you’re probably not really doing it.

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