The Globalist

Erdogan’s embrace of nationalist rhetoric and actions could have important repercussions on Turkish foreign policy.

The choice of coalition after this weekend’s elections will tell us much about Turkey’s future path.

Reflections on the cheapness of life in Turkey.

Turkey is no longer seen as a staunch ally in NATO but as a wayward country that wears religion and ideology on its sleeve.

Europe tends to belittle the vitality of the political debate inside Turkey and the creativity of its civil society.

A ground incursion into northern Syria could pose numerous longer-term threats to Turkey.

A coalition government of the two largest parties could end an era of polarization.

Does it make sense for Turkey’s Prime Minister to attack financial markets? They have actually been his country’s friend.

Why are Brazil and Turkey both facing mass protests right now? What makes the two cases similar and what makes them different?

Why do the AK Party’s own followers have doubts about Erdogan’s path for Turkey’s future?