Turkey’s Next Move
The Turkish incursion into the north Syrian town of Jarabulus and its environs, which began on August 24, is the latest dramatic re-shuffling of the deck in a long and agonizing conflict.
Is Ankara Really at War with Jihadis?
Without a realistic diagnosis of Turkey’s Islamic terror problem, the chances of successful treatment are close to nil.
Turkey’s Exhausting Zigzagging Between East and West
Turkey has been a republic since 1923, a multi-party democracy since 1946, and a member of NATO since 1952.
Coup-Weary Turkey: Directionless and Insecure
Turkey once boasted of having NATO’s second biggest army, equipped with state-of-the-art weapons systems.
Turkey Sets Ultimatum for EU Migrant Deal
“Erdoğan is openly pursuing the Islamization of Europe”
Turkey: Good News, Bad News
Sadly, Turks had to choose between two unpleasant options: military dictatorship and elected dictatorship.
Turkey: Marry Your Rapist
The Islamization of Turkish society has also made life more difficult for women.
Coup Attempt in Turkey: A Feast of Pretexts
Turkey now will be an even more difficult place to live in for dissidents.
Turkey – Roger Out
Why NATO has a ticking time bomb on its hands.
Turkey’s Absurd Coup
It is amazing that the Crescent and Star never ceases to shock with the most unexpected insanity.
