Nasser Kandil wrote: Turkey will be a chaos arena

The war of Syria has consumed the opportunities of the bets; but it was stable at the equations which their transcendence is no longer possible without big wars which their costs must be equal to the expected gains.
The Russian and the Iranian presence makes of any bet on a radical change in Syria an adventure as a world war.
What is needed by Washington is a better negotiating background for making understandings which their low levels were not bearable at the era of Barack Obama.
Once again Korea emerges as a US concern because it is a challenge that allows with less cost negotiating opportunities with Russia and China for successful understandings that will end with an understanding that is similar to the understanding about the Iranian nuclear file to end the Korean nuclear weapons versus comprehensive development plans with billions of dollars, security guarantees, and lifting the sanctions.
Yemen emerges as a US concern, because it paves the way for the attraction with Iran, which allows scoring points without open confrontation.
The hard Turkish division, its presence in the street, and the popular loss of Erdogan, as well as the possibility of employing the Turkish chaos to exert pressure on Russia and Iran by virtue of neighborhood is noticeable.
The Western positioning behind the Kurds became clear, where Erdogan has exhausted the opportunities to provide the services to the West, so he became a heavy burden as were the Prince of Qatar, and Mohammed Morsi before him.