Cornerstone's Nuseibeh: Turkey Is in Flux

The video discusses Turkey's current state of flux and its ongoing redefinition process, which is expected to impact its internal and regional dynamics. Turkey is becoming more assertive, potentially improving relations with countries like Russia and Israel while straining ties with the West. The video also explores the implications for Turkish asset classes and the regional impact on GCC relations. Despite tensions with the West, Turkey remains a part of NATO and the OECD, indicating no complete decoupling.

How is Turkey's relationship with Russia and Israel expected to change?

• It will become hostile.

• It will improve.

• It will deteriorate.

• It will remain the same.

What is the current state of Turkey's asset classes?

• They are experiencing long-term growth.

• They are in a state of temporary stabilization.

• They are declining rapidly.

• They are unaffected by political changes.

What is the expected impact of Turkey's political changes on its market?

• Immediate negative effects.

• Uncertainty and potential long-term effects.

• No impact at all.

• Immediate positive effects.

How might Turkey's relationship with the GCC change?

• It will become closer.

• It will remain unchanged.

• It will become hostile.

• It will become more distant.

Despite tensions, what remains a constant in Turkey's relationship with the West?

• Turkey's cultural ties.

• Turkey's economic independence.

• Turkey's membership in NATO.

• Turkey's membership in the EU.