Erdogan publicly rejects Saudi explanations for Khashoggi murder
Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan made his first public appearance in regards to this issue.
What Won the KRG Elections in Iraq? KDP’s Revisionism or PUK’s Status Quo
While Turkey’s position was quite expectable as it is against any kind of de facto secession in the region, Iran used its close ties with the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) and created a split in the pro-independence regional position of Iraqi Kurdistan.
From Beyoglu to the Globe: Encounters of Ara Güler
There is one original Picasso work in Turkey, which happens to be in my house.
Turkish police searching for remains of Khashoggi
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s visit to Saudi Arabia and then Turkey, the media speculated that Pompeo was given a copy of this sound recording.
“I hereby withdraw all the cases filed for insulting me” President Erdogan said
The students had been arrested in July for carrying an insulting placard targeting Turkey's President Erdoğan with demeaning caricatures at the graduation ceremony of METU.
Jamal Khashoggi’s last opinion: “What the Arab world needs most is freedom of expression”
Although Mike Pompeo visited both Saudi Arabia and then Turkey, the U.
Where are the remains of Jamal Khashoggi?
A group of men had flown into Turkey a day before Khashoggi’s entrance, and left Istanbul on the day of the event (after Khashoggi’s disappearance).
Dual-Citizenship of Turks: A Populist Instrument in German Politics?
Kramp-Karrenbauer addressed Turkey-Germany relations in the context of dual-citizenship for Turkish people living in Germany.
Saudi General Consul on the run
Following this statement made by the UN human rights chief, Saudi Arabia’s Consul General in Istanbul – Mohammad al-Otaibi – left Turkey on October 16, amid the ongoing investigation on the missing journalist.
Saudi Arabia Plays Dead: The Jamal Khashoggi Case
It was initially thought that the incident would become a source of tension between Saudi Arabia and Turkey.
Jamal Khashoggi and Andrew Brunson: Two Cases Showing How Turkish Foreign Policy Functions
he past week in Turkey’s foreign affairs agenda was quite busy.
Is the Release of Pastor Brunson a Victory for the Trump Administration?
has resisted to understand Turkey’s new foreign policy, and this led to a crisis between the two countries.
EU Refugee Management 101: Turn away boats, burn camps, close airports
This row takes place in the backdrop of Turkey who is hosting over 4 million refugees, 80% of the 5 million externally displaced Syrian refugees worldwide, and who has spent over $33 billion from its own national resources for this cause.
Elections in Bavaria and the Future of Conservatives in German Politics
The elections to be held on Sunday will show how the future of conservatives in Germany will be shaped, how…
Silencing Dissent in the Middle East: Forced Disappearances
There have been a number of numerous calls from state representatives, media organizations, and human rights campaigners for the immediate release of Khashoggi, and Turkey has begun an official state investigation.
Still no news from Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi
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Turkey and Saudi Arabia have been on edge since the Qatar crisis, as the two states differentiate in their interests in the region.
New Academic Year starts with a head start in educational reform
With over 100,000 international students being hosted in Turkey, Turkey has become a favorite among students worldwide.
International Court of Justice rules in favor of Iran
Many countries, including leaders of the European Union (Germany and France) and other countries such as Turkey have criticized the U.
EU fault lines: Brexit, Belt and Road Initiative and rising Germany
n Monday, SETA in collaboration with one of its key publications, Insight Turkey, has organized a panel titled “EU and its fault lines”.
Towards a New International System Without US Leadership
Turkey, as a traditional ally, has had to adjust to the regional realities with minimal or no serious U.
