‘I Fail to See Light at the End of the Tunnel’ – Kemal Kirişçi
Kemal Kirişci is a nonresident senior fellow in the Center on the United States and Europe‘s Turkey Project at Brookings, with an...
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Kılıçdaroğlu is Likely to Disappoint Turkey’s Western Allies – Bobby Ghosh
‘Even if there is a change in government in Ankara after May 14, its priorities will be very different than those of Washington or...
How Will The Election Effect Turkish-American Relations?
“There has been no major objection to Turkey’s military presence in Syria from the opposition alliance. The only party who...
Four Reasons Erdoğan’s Regime is Doomed to Implode
“On May 14, the liquidation of this regime seems certain.” An authoritarian regime was initiated by referendum in Turkey in...
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...
“Turkey is Facing a Watershed” – Howard Eissenstat
Howard Eissenstat is a Turkey expert and an Associate Professor of History at St. Lawrence University and a non-resident scholar at the...
Ankara’s Road to Europe Runs Through Athens
“Excitement is building among supporters of Turkey’s political opposition, while anxiety is becoming palpable among President...
What If Erdogan Wins The Election?
Many will inevitably ask “whose fault is this” and “what comes next?” There are intense and often heated differences between Turkey...
Turkey and the PKK: Any Prospects for a Renewed Peace Process?
“The outcome of the upcoming May elections remains to be seen. It is also uncertain whether the Kemalist-led opposition would...
Let’s Be Hopeful, but Realistic
“It is unrealistic to expect that—even if it gains control of both the executive and the legislature—the opposition alliance will...