What does the Snap Election Mean for the Turkish Economy?
In Turkey, for example, political instabilities and/or economic downturns paved the way for snap elections.
What are Strategies of the Political Opposition in Snap Elections?
n unexpected call from the MHP Chairman Devlet Bahceli for snap elections made a swift change in Turkey’s political agenda.
Who is Afraid of Early Elections?
There is a certain period in which the Republican People's Party (CHP), which is the Republic of Turkey's founding party, did not claim that the polls were rigged in general elections.
What Does the Snap Election Mean for Turkish Foreign Policy?
n Wednesday 18 April, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced that Turkey will go to polls for snap presidential and parliamentary elections on June 24, 2018.
Why Are Developing Countries Pursuing Wrong Types of Monetary Policy?
However, in order to complete industrialization processes, developing countries such as Turkey should adopt this regime.
Pentagon dismisses Trump’s “rumours” of an exit from Syria
Being a Syrian offshoot of the PKK, an outlawed terrorist organization recognized by Turkey, the European Union and the United States, the U.
Does Pentagon’s 2019 Budget Deny Trump’s Latest Syria Statement?
soldiers joined a demonstration against Turkey in Manbij where Abdullah Ocalan posters and pro-PKK banners were seen everywhere.
FETO’s Russian Roulette?
hen the Russian Ambassador to Turkey Andrey Karlov was assassinated during an exhibition he attended in Ankara, many groups particularly in the Western media likened the incident to the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, the potential heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, which triggered World War I.
Re-Radicalization of the Gulenist Terror Cult
n April 5, a shocking incident occurred at Osmangazi University in Turkey's northwestern Eskisehir province.
Ankara Summit: Discussing Divergent Scenarios in Syria
ecep Tayyip Erdogan, Vladimir Putin, and Hassan Rouhani, the presidents of Turkey, Russia and Iran, met in Ankara on April 4 and they, once again, pledged to work together to conclude the everlasting war in Syria.
Astana Round 2 – Erdogan, Putin, Rouhani commit to Syrian territorial integrity
Being held in Turkey’s capital city Ankara, the meeting between the Presidents of Iran, Russia and Turkey on Wednesday (04/04/2018) pledged to cooperate on reconstruction and aid, and vowed to protect Syria’s territorial integrity.
Does the Politics of Native-National Signify the AK Party’s Decline?
Ironically the political opposition in Turkey also celebrates the political discourse of native-national as they believe it amounts to the weakening of the AK Party's quest to build a new Turkey.
What are the Prospects of the Turkish Economy?
However, there are some concerns within and outside of Turkey regarding whether the Turkish economy has been overheating or, quite the reverse, whether an economic recession is imminent.
Turco-Qatari Military Buildup and its Regional Impact
fter launching the military base for more than 3000 personnel, Turkey and Qatar has decided on building a naval base at Doha International Maritime Defence Exhibition & Conference (DIMDEX), which is going to be funded by the Qatari government.
Surprise visit by President Erdogan is welcomed by a joyous and relieved Hatay
resident Recep Tayyip Erdogan made a surprise visit to Turkey’s southern Hatay province last Thursday.
What “America First” May Mean for the Middle East
Trump did not seem to mind that Russia and other regional powers like Turkey took the lead in the diplomatic track.
Istanbul taxi drivers ‘fight’ against Uber
Violent attacks have been prevalent in an array of countries ranging from Croatia to Brazil, yet in the past couple of years Turkey has also been afflicted with the anti-Uber fever.
How Old is France’s Latest Syria Move?
This was followed by a telephone conversion between Trump and his French counterpart, and increasing cooperation with Turkey.
The PKK and its Complicated Future
The PKK/YPG had vowed that Afrin would be Turkey’s Vietnam.
Is the Turkish Economy Overheating?
The current inflation rate in Turkey is mostly driven by supply conditions.
