Studying Turkey and the United States Strategic Relationship based on the Theory of Structural Realism (Trying to Form a New Regional Order)

The United States and Turkeys policy against developments in the Arabic countries in some cases were similar and supplementary and aimed to providing mutual benefits. Developments in the Arab world, presented further relevant opportunities for The United States and Turkey, within the framework of common interests, that looking to create a desired order for applying complementary policies in the Middle East. In this regard, Turkey has emerged in the region as an ideal representative for US multilateralism diplomacy. The main question in this paper is that what is the place of Turkey in the new US security strategy? And how the relations between the two countries are defined in a framework? It is hypothesized that, in the US global strategy, Turkey is a pivotal country in regional and trans-regional processes and a reliable strategic ally for the West. The union between Turkey and the United States will be preserved at the strategic level and with emphasis on regional security guarantees (for Turkey). Although, this issue have some advantages but can lead to security challenges in the region. The present comparative-analytical study is written based on the collection and analysis of librarian data.