The War on Terror Was Never Turkey’s Fight
For 20 years, Turkey has had an ambiguous relationship with the US war on terror.
For 20 years, Turkey has had an ambiguous relationship with the US war on terror.
Turkish culture wars around headscarves are not as simple as a fight between the people and the mullahs — they’re a product of a tortured history.
Turkey’s strategic victory in Nagorno-Karabakh will not help it to achieve a sustainable future within its neighborhood.
If there is a new president in the Oval Office come 2021, it will pose many more challenges for US-Turkey relations.
The dispute between Greece and Turkey over gas exploration is only the latest consequence of nationalisms that have poisoned an entire region.
Palestine finds itself a pawn in a wider conflict between rival visions of the Middle East.
Moderates everywhere should welcome the notion that Istanbul’s religious architectural gem is once more a place of spirituality.
Turkish success in Libya creates yet another potentially frozen conflict in the Arab world.
Much like the country he leads, President Erdogan, on closer inspection, is something of an oddity in international politics.