Six Months After the Earthquake, Antakya Remains a Ruin
‘Everything is unclear. When we ask questions about the state of this or that building, we don’t get any answers. Should we keep...
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The phone calls ceased. Social media communities fell silent. It was as if people had lost not only an election, but all hope for the...
Electoral Problems in the Aftermath of the Earthquake
“How safe and fair will the elections be, if held without taking into account the cases where earthquake victims have left the...
Earthquake in Turkey May Not Have Shaken Voting Trends
A rare instance of reporting from the ground in Turkey, where Turkey Recap has spoken to voters in the earthquake-struck regions of...
Turkey: Two Roads Diverge
The question that Turkish voters face is which one to take. On May 14 Turkish voters can determine which way modern...
Is Turkey’s Shutdown of Hatay Airport Designed to Help Erdogan in Polls?
Tickets to Hatay Airport are unavailable until May 17, leaving many to wonder how some 500,000 voters will be able to return for the polls...
Earthquake Rubble Signals a Massive Environmental Disaster
It has been two months since the earthquake described as the “disaster of the century” hit Turkey’s provinces in the southeast,...
The Turkish Referendum on Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Recent earthquakes have raised the stakes of an already fraught election year for Turkey. Failure in the face of disaster and harsh...