Opinion How Turkey Has Failed the Palestinians
The real problem Erdogan has with the UAE and Bahrain’s normalization deals with Israel is how little Turkey now matters
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Selfies in Solidarity With Murder Victims as Turkey Mulls Quitting Pact to Protect Women
As Turkey's conservatives criticize EU treaty, women from around the world are standing in solidarity with Turkish women facing rising femicide and government inaction
Turkey-Cyprus Dispute Holding Up EU's Belarus Sanctions, Diplomats Say
Dispute over energy resources in the Eastern Mediterranean delays action on Belarus, where the EU says elections were rigged, in the latest sign of paralysis in the union's foreign policy
Analysis Turkey and Greece in Explosive Battle Over the Mediterranean’s Gas Reserves
The dispute has actually escalated into a military standoff, with Erdogan making the battle over natural resources part of his country’s neo-Ottoman profile
Turkish Watchdog Orders to Block Netflix Film 'Cuties'
Movie is centered on an 11-year-old Muslim girl who rebels against her family, and was internationally criticized for sexualizing girls
Opinion Can a Nuclear-armed Saudi Arabia Be Israel's Partner for Peace?
Riyadh is systematically building a nuclear infrastructure that it could easily flip from civilian to military purposes. A Saudi Arabia whose strategic interests align with the U.S. and Israel today may be a very different country down the line
Opinion Erdogan's Megalomaniac Movie Exposes His Weaknesses
Faced with economic shambles, a static political base and brewing conflict in the Mediterranean, Erdogan is investing in propaganda videos that glorify his 'New Turkey' and its tenets: the flag, the faith and the armed forces
Turkey Holding Military Exercise Off Cyprus Amid Mediterranean Tensions
The long-running dispute between Turkey and Greece, both NATO members, flared after the two countries agreed rival accords on their maritime boundaries with Libya and Egypt
Turkish Lawyer Dies on Hunger Strike Demanding Fair Trial
Ebru Timtik was accused of links to a militant group designated a terrorist organization by Turkey, the U.S. and the EU
Explained What's Behind the Turkey-Greece Battle Over Eastern Mediterranean Waters?
The squabble over who’s entitled to potentially abundant hydrocarbons lurking beneath the seabed in the east Mediterranean goes far deeper than access to natural gas
Turkey Accuses France of Stirring Tensions as Standoff With Greece Continues
France to join Italy, Greece and Cyprus in three-day air and sea military exercises in Mediterranean ■ Turkey responds by announcing it will hold military drills off its southern coast opposite Cyprus
Erdogan Says Turkey Will Do 'Whatever Is Necessary' to Secure Rights at Sea
President's comments come a day after Germany's foreign minister sought to ease tensions between Turkey and Greece in their escalating dispute over control of eastern Mediterranean waters
Opinion Erdogan’s Crumbling Superpower Dreams Make Turkey Even More Dangerous
Faced with a determined anti-Turkey alliance in the Mediterranean and beyond, and economic shambles, Erdogan's grandiose, belligerent ambitions are struggling. But Ankara will double down, not back down
United States Slams Turkey's Erdogan for Hosting Hamas 'Terrorists'
Ankara says it 'fully rejects' State Department's objection to meeting with Palestinian leader Ismail Haniyeh
WATCH Trump Praises 'Very Good' Erdogan in Talk With Christian Hostage Turkey Held for Almost Two Years
Pastor Brunson described the harrowing conditions he was held in for more than 21 months for the alleged crime of 'Christianization' in Turkey
After Hagia Sophia, Turkey's Historic Chora Church Also Converted to Mosque
Erdogan has positioned himself as a champion of Turkey's pious Muslims and last month joined tens of thousands of worshippers in the first prayers at Hagia Sophia in 86 years
Opinion The Danger Turkey's Bullying Poses to Mediterranean Natural Gas
Erdogan is increasingly aggressive about enforcing Ankara’s exaggerated maritime claims and that spells a deadlock for Mediterranean gas
Turkey Slams Biden's Past Call for U.S. to Back Erdogan Opponents
While Trump and Erdogan speak regularly, diplomatic relations have been strained over Ankara's purchase of Russian air defenses and policy differences in Syria
Opinion Saudi Arabia's Shocking Snub From Pakistan Is a Bonanza for China and Turkey
Pakistan’s foreign policy has a rule: Say yes to whatever comes out of a Saudi mouth. But last week, Pakistan slapped back. Why? And who will it really benefit?
Greek and Turkish Warships Collide in Mediterranean 'Accident,' Defense Official Says
Greek ship was training with the French military when it came across a Turkish fleet mapping sea territory for gas drilling
