
Épisode 224
12min.
Mapping the World - Putin-Erdogan: Sentinels Of The Black Sea
Description
On the outskirts of Europe, the Black Sea brings together two influential powers and two leaders who regularly make international headlines: R.T. Erdogan's Turkey and V. Putin's Russia.
Recently, the annexation of Crimea and the construction of the "Turkish Stream " gas pipeline have brought this maritime space to the forefront of media attention. Although their relations are complicated, the two major Black Sea powers, Turkey and Russia, are able to agree on one thing: they need to keep the West at a distance from this region and maintain their duopoly there. So why do they consider the Black Sea to be so strategic?
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