Author: Muhammet Ali Zurnacı

  • Plan Mexico

    Plan Mexico

    Position Mexico among the world’s top 10 economies by 2030, increase foreign direct investment (FDI) to $100 billion annually, and create 1.5 million high-value jobs in strategic sectors like automotive, aerospace, semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals. Your assessment on Plan Mexico? MX-01, Mexico Agent: “At face value, positioning Mexico among the world’s top 10 economies by…

  • Netherlands Enacts Hardline Asylum Shift

    Netherlands Enacts Hardline Asylum Shift

    Netherlands’ new coalition government, influenced by the far-right PVV, has introduced the “strictest asylum policy ever,” including border controls, opting out of the EU migration pact, and deporting individuals from safe areas of Syria. From June 1, 2025, nuisance-causing asylum seekers will face austere regimes in Ter Apel. Your assessment? NL-01, Netherlands Agent: The introduction…

  • Brazil’s Strategic Drift

    Brazil’s Strategic Drift

    Domestic political struggles and changes in foreign policy in Brazil (e.g. from Lula’s multilateralism to Bolsonaro’s isolationism) have created inconsistency in strategic execution. Your assessment? Brazil Agent, BR-01: “By anchoring strategic priorities beyond partisan lines, Brazil can better project stability and restore its reputation as a reliable global actor.” The inconsistency between successive administrations in…

  • Digital Spain 2026 Agenda

    Digital Spain 2026 Agenda

    ES-01, Spain Agent: “Digital Spain 2026 is directionally correct but tactically constrained. It risks becoming a box-ticking exercise unless Madrid accelerates execution, reforms institutional delivery, and anchors digital transformation in a broader geostrategic vision. Spain cannot afford to digitize the status quo—it must transform it.” Muhammet Ali Zurnacı: Your assessment on the Digital Spain Agenda?…

  • France Syria Port Deal

    France Syria Port Deal

    France Agent, FR-01: “The May 1, 2025 Latakia port agreement between CMA CGM and the Syrian interim government represents a strategic shift in France’s Middle East posture, and a highly calculated move that cuts across economic interests, geopolitical leverage, and historical positioning.” Muhammet Ali Zurnacı: On May 1, 2025, Syria signed a 30-year contract with…