Tagged Ankara

OPINION | Why Would Turkey Torture its Diplomats?

31/05/2019

Reports of torture are nothing new in Turkey, particularly since the 2016 coup attempt. This set the scene for an unprecedented crackdown on anyone considered ‘enemies of the state’. Since then, over 100,... Be More Curious...

Turkish Local Elections in the Shade of Endangered Media Trust and Economic Credibility

Mehmet Onur Cevik

27/03/2019

Publications, Turkey

Turkey is in a continuous election race as the local elections to be held on 31 March will be the 6th elections in the last five years. Besides the ongoing electoral tension, the country has also been in ... Be More Curious...

Turkey and the European Union: Towards the post-candidacy era

Cengiz Aktar

14/03/2019

Turkey

It is safe to say that in the history of European Union’s enlargement, opening in 1973 with the accession of Britain, Denmark and Ireland, the first spectacular failure is the candidacy of the Republic of Turkey. Europeans finally took note of the state... Be More Curious...

Time to Pay Attention to the Relationship with Turkey

Geoffrey Van Orden

02/10/2018

Turkey

Turkey is a vital NATO ally and strategic partner of the West. Yet, over the past two years its relationship with the Western democracies and their allies has deteriorated. The catalyst for this was the... Be More Curious...

Russia: short of breath for Turkish Stream?

Vocal Europe

26/04/2015

Russia

(Photo taken from timesofisrael.com) by Piotr Stepinski & Wojciech Jakóbik (BiznesAlert.pl Editor in Chief. Energy analyst at Jagiellonian Institute) In December 2014 Russia cancelled South Stream pi... Be More Curious...

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