Cengiz Aktar

Although visa-free travel is the right of Turkish citizens, widespread Turcophobia in Europe might prevent it.

The sudden interest of both parties in each other is entirely due to the refugee crisis.

The president has become an anxious man trying to ensure his future at all costs.

Political progress may still occur and healing may start between the people and their government.

The election of a pro-unification leader in Northern Cyprus may pave the way for the tiny island to finally be reunited.

As the centenary of the mass killings nears, Turkish officials will lambast anyone who dares uses the ‘G-word’.

Turkey’s military operation in Syria was an act of compulsion rather than free will.

The Charlie Hebdo controversy may put an end to whatever press freedom is left in Turkey.

Rewriting history according to one’s own religious beliefs is a highly controversial and perilous enterprise.

Inconsistent Turkish policies and fear of the birth of a Kurdish nation-state are bungling regional