By David Boyajian Weak. Deceitful. Cowardly. Those describe America’s ongoing responses to the savage, unprovoked attack on peaceful protestors by Turkish President Erdogan’s security detail…
By David Boyajian Oddly, few Western writers on the South Caucasus have ever grasped Christian Armenia’s significance as Russia’s only ally and military outpost among…
By Tyler Durden Turkish President Erdogan, fresh from his re-election as president, has named Hafize Gaye Erkan as the new central bank head – and first ever…
Op-Ed by Emily Thompson As Turkey prepares to go to the polls on May 14 to choose between incumbent President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his…
By Dave DeCamp After a devastating earthquake hit Syria and Turkey, killing thousands of people, the US State Department showed no interest in lifting crippling…
By Arzu Geybullayeva On November 13, Turkey’s largest city, Istanbul, was rocked by news of a deadly explosion on Istikal, the city’s busiest pedestrian street….
By Jillian C. York Turkey’s government recently passed a new law aimed at curbing disinformation that citizens have dubbed the “censorship law,” according to reports….
By Tom Philips Turkey is planning to launch a central bank digital currency (CBDC) that will be integrated with the country’s digital identity system and…
Op-Ed by David Boyajian TV personality Dr. Mehmet Cengiz Oz is the Republican candidate for U.S. senator in Pennsylvania. He could become the first senator…
By David Boyajian American presidents have habitually kowtowed to Turkish demands. However, President Trump’s business investments in Turkey, Turkish-tainted associates, and baffling deference to President…
By Tyler Durden Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has issued a thinly veiled threat of military action against fellow NATO member Greece in Saturday comments….
Op-Ed by David Boyajian Welcome to bizarro world. That’s where Turkey, a notorious state sponsor of international terrorism, has the sheer gall to accuse Finland…
Op-Ed by David Boyajian President Putin has been making some astonishing demands, including: NATO mustn’t admit additional countries near Russia, such as Ukraine and Georgia….
By Tyler Durden Think 6.8% CPI is high? Think again: this morning long-suffering Turks living in Erdogan’s macroeconomic experiment woke up to learn that the…