Turkey
Proximity to the Middle East Gives Cyprus Both a Stake and a Voice to Reframe How the European Union Engages with the Region
Budget Surges, Opaque Funding, and Eroding Oversight Are Consolidating Intelligence Power at the Center of Erdogan’s Rule
It Is One Thing to Bomb Unarmed Kurdish Farmers—It Is Another to Face U.S. Special Forces
Cyprus Is a Predictable Partner That Can Anchor Cooperation Across the Eastern Mediterranean
‘Dajjal’s Palace’ Is More of a Mobilizing Frame than an Issue of Belief That Looks at Reform as Blasphemy and Treason
Court Records Reveal How Turkish Smuggling Networks Exploit Both The Canadian And Mexican Borders
Washington’s Push for an International Force in Gaza Risks Importing the Same Coalition Failures That Empowered the Taliban and Hezbollah
Federal Court Finds Ankara Responsible for a Coordinated Assault by Erdoğan’s Security Detail on Peaceful Protesters in Washington
Egypt’s UN Counteroffensive Exposes How Ankara’s Influence in Libya Continues to Fuel a Deeper Strategic Rivalry in the Eastern Mediterranean
Ankara’s Hollowed-Out Institutions Are Driving Transnational Mafia Warfare on European Soil
With Energy Diplomacy, Ankara Strengthens a Partnership That Stretches Across Military, Cultural, and Now Economic Dimensions
Greece Provides a Reliable Channel for Transporting Liquified Natural Gas to Europe, and Restricts Russian and Turkish Influence in a Sensitive Region
Investigations Hint at a Network That Uses Religious and Educational Charities and NGOs to Propagate Extremist Narratives
Critics Slam Pontiff for Honoring Dictator Who Inspired Hitler and Massacred Christians
Turkey’s Coordinated Military and Diplomatic Gamble to Reshape the Region’s Security Map
Set to Visit Turkey, Leo XIV Has Refused to Call Out Islamists as the Perpetrators of Violence Against Christians Elsewhere
Turkey Hosts Hamas Leaders, Allows Rallies That Attack Israel, and Cuts Trade with Israel While Restricting Air Links
Turkey, an Important Trading Partner of Russia, Refuses to Jettison the Russian S-400 System and Is Heavily Dependent on Russian Gas
Only When the Stigma of Killing Kurds or Occupying Cyprus Becomes Too Great to Bear Will Ankara Change Its Polemics
Turkish Cypriots Have Voiced Opposition to Ankara’s Efforts to Dominate the North’s Political, Economic, and Cultural Life