Media
Website Refutes Reports over Health, Extradition of Exiled Turkish Cleric
Source:Balkan Insights Date:05Jun2024
Exiled Turkish cleric Fethullah Gulen is safe and well, the official website of the Gulen movement said late on Tuesday in response to reports that the man accused by Ankara of masterminding a
From Client to Competitor: The Rise of Turkiye’s Defence Industry
Source:IISS Date:24May2024
Turkiye’s defence industry is at a crossroads, and decision-makers face a difficult choice regarding its future path. On one hand, Turkiye’s long-standing ambition to establish a self-sufficient
Management Feud at Delivery App Getir Turns Bitter After Exits
Source:Bloomberg Date:14May2024
Or, why Arab investors are shy about Turkey. The internal strife is a sign of the once-hyped rapid delivery market – and its flagship company – crashing back to reality.
Turkey’s ‘Foreign Influence Agent Law’ Alarms Media, Civil Society
Source:Balkan Insights Date:11May2024
A perfect definition of inventing crimes where none exist The pro-government daily Yeni Safak first leaked the information on the “foreign agent law” on Wednesday. “Those who work on
Gonul Tol: America must continue to make the moral case for democracy
Source:Financial Times Date:08May2024
The Biden administration might think that de-emphasising freedoms and rights in partner countries stuch as Turkey is a price it must pay to contain Russia and defend democracy. In reality, the
Geopolitics of the Central Caucasus
Source:Geopolitical monitor Date:01May2024
The Caucasian Chalk Circle In the context of the so-called emerging New World Order, Russia was at first left on the periphery, while Turkey and Iran were the first countries affected by
The Economist: Ekrem Imamoglu on Turkey’s renewed faith in democracy
Source:The Economist Date:13Apr2024
Despite unfair competition, especially in the allocation of state resources to the ruling party and its candidates and government control of the media, the opposition Republican People’s Party
A Shift in Power: CHP Win Ushers in Recalibration in Turkish Politics
Source:Wilson Center Date:11Apr2024
by Yusuf Can The CHP defeated leading AKP in a surprise reversal in Turkey’s municipalities. Driven by worsening economic conditions, voters supported CHP’s welfare policies. This will
Ragip Soylu: Turkey local elections: How Erdogan’s Israel policy backfired
Source:Middle East Eye Date:10Apr2024
While Turkey’s continuing trade with Israel was not the biggest issue prompting conservative voters to stay home or switch parties, it was a factor among others, which even Erdogan acknowledged
Winning City Halls, Turkish Opposition Strikes Blow to Erdogan
Source:New York Times Date:08Apr2024
Mr. Erdogan’s opponents secured a surprising string of victories in local elections across Turkey on Sunday, increasing the number of the country’s cities under their control and further