Why Turkish military has pushed into Syria against Kurdish forces

Washington's support to the Kurds has become a major sticking point in Turkey-US relations.

How a court case in US involving Turkish gold trader could prove to be Erdogan’s undoing

How a court case in US involving Turkish gold trader could spell Erdogan’s undoing

But the brunt of the president's anger is likely to be faced by the innocent citizens incarcerated in Turkey.

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Since July 15, 2016, the rule of law in the country has degraded at an alarming speed.

India will do well to give it back to him at some appropriate time in the near future and tell him how stupid he has been.

Despite Kashmir, why it's business as usual for Modi and Erdogan

India must dodge the bullet of the visiting Turkish president’s suggestion that ‘multilateral dialogue’ is the solution to the conundrum.

New Delhi must also take into account the excellent relations Istanbul enjoys with Pakistan.

Journalists must ask Turkey's president how he claims to have advanced his country's democracy, when facts suggest otherwise.

Given modern Turkey’s secular and democratic history, why have people chosen to abolish the post of Prime Minster?

Why the world will keep questioning the legitimacy of Turkey’s referendum

Recep Erdogan will have powers at his disposal that no other president in developed democracies has.

Hounding of Indian journalists by 'nationalists' mirrors Turkey's crackdown on media

Simultaneous abuse of the religion in majority and stoking of nationalist sentiments by the ruling regime must alarm us.