Tag: turkey

Whatever the election result, the Dutch public is dangerously polarised Luc Soete, United Nations University The Dutch government’s refusal to allow Turkish ministers to visit Rotterdam...

Syria's Kurds have ended up at the heart of Middle Eastern geopolitics – here's why Clemens Hoffmann, University of Stirling; Can Cemgil, Istanbul Bilgi University,...

ERBIL, Kurdistan Region — Kurdish leader Masoud Barzani discussed Kurdish independence, the fate of areas outside the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) administration and Erbil-Baghdad...

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood group has praised Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for his refusal to blacklist the movement as a “terrorist” organisation. In an interview...

The photograph is a still image of messages, trapped fleetingly.  For that reason, it has been seen as mimicking death, a mask forever preserved. ...

Erdoğan could be losing his grip on a dangerous, divided Turkey Alpaslan Ozerdem, Coventry University and Bahar Baser, Coventry University Turkey’s New Year was marred by...

Turkey has witnessed numerous attacks over the past year which have targeted the country's airports, security forces and civilians at public protests and wedding...

29 people have been declared dead and over 160 injured in a two deadly bomb blasts in Istanbul, Turkey. 27 out of 29 declared...

Just when people thought the stage is set for reclaiming Mosul from Islamic State, a new factor has emerged. Turkey has aggressively put itself...

54 people have been killed and over 65 people got injured in a suicide attack at a Kurdish wedding in Gazantiep, Turkey. The victims...