Abdullah Bozkurt

Milstein Writing Fellow

Abdullah Bozkurt is a Swedish-based investigative journalist and analyst who runs the Nordic Research and Monitoring Network. He also serves on the advisory board of The Investigative Journal and as chairman of the Stockholm Center for Freedom. Bozkurt is the author of the book Turkey Interrupted: Derailing Democracy (2015). He previously worked as a journalist in New York, Washington, Istanbul and Ankara. He tweets at @abdbozkurt.

Articles by this Author
A Report from the Turkish Intelligence Agency MIT Reveals That the Agency Was Aware of the ISIS Surveillance Team and Their Activities Before the Attack in Istanbul in January 2024
Abduction of Swedish-Iranian Dissident in Turkey Was a Covert Operation Jointly Arranged by Turkish and Iranian Intelligence
Turkish Authorities Face Criticism for Releasing a Radical Kurdish Cleric Linked to ISIS, Allowing Him to Resume Preaching and Recruiting for Jihadist Networks Across Turkey and Georgia
A Detained Suspect Who Smuggled ISIS Members into Europe Says a Terrorist Cell Linked to ISIS Has Connections in Sweden
The Ruling Issued Marks a Significant Setback for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and His Associates
The ISIS Fixer Has Established a Car Rental Business in Istanbul to Support the Organization’s Cross-Border Operations
Instead Accused Western Countries of Attempting to Tarnish Turkey’s Image as a Safe Country
September Attack in Port City of Izmir Was Part of a Turkish Influence Operation by Militant Neo-Nationalists
Both the Ruling Party and the Corrupted Opposition Could Be Delegitimized
The Erdoğan Regime Has Set a Target to Reach Nearly 12 Million People in Europe and N. America
Controversial Armed Unit in Turkey’s Foreign Ministry Raises Serious Concerns for Turkey’s Partners and Allies
The Neo-Nationalist and Militant Ally Has Established Strong Ties with North Korea’s Ruling Workers’ Party of Korea, a Communist Organization
The Turkish Government Turned a Blind Eye While ISIS Transferred Funds Through Shell Companies It Had Set up in Turkey
The Far-Right Group Embraces Hitler’s National Socialist Ideology and Promotes the Supremacy of Turkish Ethnicity
Accusations Aim to Freeze Exiles’ Assets Abroad and Deny Them Access to Banking
Istanbul-Born Suspect Had Top Security Clearance at the Joint Warfare Analysis Center
Their Nanny, a Philippine National, Claims She Was Subjected to Emotional and Physical Suffering, Deprived of Regular Meals, and Grossly Underpaid
Hayrettin Karaman, 90-Year-Old Islamic Jurist: Turkey Must Pursue Nuclear Capabilities to Counter Israel and Establish Deterrence Against Its Adversaries
Turkey’s Intelligence Agency Ignores U.N. Security Council’s Findings to Hide Erdoğan’s Lackluster Efforts to Rein in Terrorist Networks.
The Campaign Against Two French Schools in Turkey Transcends Questions of Sovereignty and Reciprocity.