German-Turkish relations strained as President Erdoğan visits Germany amid Gaza war tensions. Despite ideological differences, Germany engages for realpolitik reasons. Complicated by migration and cultural influence concerns. […]
Turkey’s long-serving President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan faces a formidable challenger for the first time. The outcome of the election will determine the nation’s future as it hangs between autocracy and democracy, with profound implications for Europe and the trans-Atlantic community. […]
Despite the threats of Russia, China, and stagflation, Hungary and Turkey are backstabbing the organisations they belong to – Nato and the EU. […]
At the moment, a war between Greece and Turkey seems unlikely because it would be an all-around catastrophe. Then again, that is precisely why many believed Putin would never invade Ukraine. […]
Perhaps high office holders do not need a higher education, let alone an economics degree. But they should at least know, and respect, the limits of their power. […]
Perhaps only one thing might eventually lead Turkey back onto a more sustainable path, both economically and politically. And that is a change in the presidency. […]
Amid the noise of the euro rescue summit last week, one important announcement received very little attention. This is surprising since it was a strategic message from Europe’s only real tiger economy, which grew by more than 8 per cent last year, and has a population of more than 73 million people. It was an announcement from the Turkish prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. […]
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