Yet another example of Turkey’s hostage taking to achieve diplomatic goals approach. Remember Ankara resisting Sweden’s NATO membership to force the country to expel so-called PKK Read More...
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Yet another example of Turkey’s hostage taking to achieve diplomatic goals approach. Remember Ankara resisting Sweden’s NATO membership to force the country to expel so-called PKK Read More...
DEVLET BAHCELI, the leader of Turkey’s biggest nationalist party, has made a career out of opposing concessions to the country’s 15m-strong Kurdish minority. The only solution to Turkey’s Read More...
He is so right, Turkish businesses are cry babies. Coddled for years by Erdogan with easy credit, cheap TL and tax forebearance, they are simply awe-struck by the modest damage to financial Read More...
I’m not a conspiracy theorist, but there is evidence to believe that anti-Syrian riots were to some extent provoked: “There is a well-organized group of people with criminal Read More...
Minister Şimşek will discuss Turkey’s progress and the challenges that remain at the Hutchins Center on Fiscal and Monetary Policy at Brookings. Prior to joining the Erdoğan administration, Read More...
Probably the best article explaining the future of global trade and development The IMF has outlined two potential scenarios for the world economy over the next century. In a “low Read More...