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Balkan Pact (1934) and Its Reflections On Abroad
, 2012 Turkey in the 1930's had to follow a balance of power policy in its relations with the West, and in case it could not do that, it had to enter into alliances. Because Ataturk did not perceive any threats from the international environment, his primary policy was to solve remaining problems of Lausanne Treaty.
ÖNAL, Buket, ULTAN, Mehlika Özlem
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The Balkan Challenge to the Warsaw Pact, 1960–64
2017Stigmatized as a ‘cardboard castle’ on its foundation in May 1955 the Warsaw Pact (WP) suddenly came to life in early 1961.1 In the shadow of the incipient Sino-Soviet split the Albanian leader Enver Hoxha was the first to explore the scope for manoeuvre within an alliance under pressure.
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Balkan Pact and Balkan Alliance Phase Summit Diplomacy in the Balkans (1952-1954) [PDF]
Diplomacy, which aims to resolve intergovernmental issues through peaceful means and methods, is not just an instrument of political, economic, military, and socio-cultural interaction between relevant states, but also the art of seeking, finding, and mitigating solutions to issues arising in foreign policy through negotiations.
Çimenli, Şakire
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