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Russia and Turkey are wielding religion as soft power – but one patriarch is standing in their way

By Katie Kelaidis, Research Fellow Institute of Orthodox Christian Studies, University of Cambridge

Russia and Turkey’s international religious influence relies on a specific national narrative – one that is challenged by the Patriarchate of Constantinople.

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