As tensions continue to simmer in Eastern Europe, the Black Sea region is emerging as a new focal point for geopolitical competition between Russia, NATO allies,...
Turkey’s long-standing ambition to join the EU has been a contentious issue for decades. Despite formally applying for membership in 1987 and starting accession negotiations in...
Reacting to the arrest of Ekrem İmamoğlu, Mayor of Istanbul (pictured), and Resul Emrah Şahan, Mayor of Şişli Municipality, Kata Tüttő, President of the European Committee of the...
Sajjad, Ali and Mansour shortly before their arrestIn a disturbing act of religious persecution, members of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light, a peaceful religious...
Ankara should be pressured by the EU and the US to respect the religious liberty of all Turkish citizens, writes Uzay Bulut. Turkey’s government has a...
37 members of AROPL, claiming legal asylum in Turkey, including vulnerable elderly women and children, disabled and many with chronic diseases, diabetic heart patients (suffered strokes)...
By Andreas C Chrysafis Do politicians make more harm than good? In most cases, undoubtedly the answer is a profound “yes”! This is an issue that certainly demands scrutiny but as long as political immunity exists, which prevents prosecution for bad political behaviour and bad decision-making policies...
