Can Turkey and the US Open a New Page with the Manbij Deal?
he roadmap on Syria’s Manbij is expected to be announced after a final negotiation between Turkey and the U.
What if the US and Turkey Agree on Manbij?
Turkey’s long-term counter terrorism operations are just like this.
Politicization of Finance Against Turkey
urkey is currently under a severe financial attack.
Turkey’s Opposition Falling Into the Trap of Populism
s Turkey is heading for elections on June 24, the presidential candidates of all major parties and their election manifestos have been announced.
Foreign Exchange Market in Turkey: What is Happening? What Should be Done?
urkey has been experiencing one of the most severe speculative attacks in its open-economy era since the beginning of May 2018.
Turkey’s Snap Elections: Why During the State of Emergency?
he upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections in Turkey will be held on June 24 - during the state of emergency.
How Turkey’s Political Parties select their MP Candidates
The MHP released its list of parliamentary candidates last week before submitting it to the Supreme Electoral Council of Turkey (YSK).
No Unified Front for Turkey’s Ethnic Kurdish Parties
fter weeks of the upcoming June elections’ topping the agenda, Turkey has shifted its focus elsewhere.
US will lose from ending Iran deal: Turkey’s president
will lose out from President Trump's decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, warned Turkey’s president on Wednesday.
What can Turkey learn from the South Korean Development Experience?
Turkey aims to strengthen its relations with East Asia, both commercially and financially, because the center of gravity of the world economy has gradually been shifting to Asia.
The Odds for Erdogan and Demirtas in Turkey’s Presidential Elections
ast week, this column claimed that Erdogan is more popular than his very own party amongst Turkey’s Kurdish electorate.
Education matters: Why does Turkey operate schools in the Euphrates Shield Region of Syria?
hen the Syrian Civil War is discussed, the discussion tends to evolve around the number of refugees, the constant attacks conducted by the Assad regime and trilateral discussions between Turkey, Iran and Russia, who are the three guarantor states seeking to find an end to the years long conflict in Syria.
Is the Turkey-US Agreement Still Valid in Manbij?
s we get closer to the June 24 Presidential elections, the topic of Turkish foreign policy in the Middle East fades away from daily politics in Turkey.
Who Will Turkey’s Kurds Vote For?
Turkey will elect its next president, along with the next parliament, in less than two months on June 24th.
First Elections for Turkey’s New System of Governance
urkey is a dynamic country, which often proved being able to overcome unexpected challenges.
Is Erdogan the Condorcet Winner in Turkey?
urkey has already entered the trajectory for the upcoming snap elections of June 24.
Why Does the Opposition in Turkey Fail to Win Elections?
s Turkey has entered into the atmosphere of early elections, there is one crucial question that begs to be answered: Why does the opposition in Turkey fail to win elections?
In order to win an election, political parties are supposed to create the most inclusive identity.
Why Does the Opposition in Turkey Polarize Society?
Political opposition in Turkey thus seeks to keep society divided and polarized, most often betting on the age-old dichotomy of secular versus conservative in order to consolidate its societal base and protect it from external infiltrations.
Turkey’s Energetic Moves to Diversify its Energy Resources
Due to scant hydrocarbon resources and a slow lead towards alternative energy resources, Turkey is highly dependent on imported energy.
What’s Behind the German Public’s Mistrust Against Turkey?
ccording to a recent survey conducted for the German public channel ARD, Germans don’t trust Turkey, while France is the most trustworthy partner.
