Turkey and the Arab Spring
Members of the Turkish Foreign Ministry’s Strategic Research Center will discuss Turkish Foreign Policy in the Middle East in the context of the Arab Spring. They will try to shed light on the factors...
View ArticleTurkey’s Europe Momentum
"There is a limit to how far Turkey will distance itself from the West, in particular during times of regional or international systemic crisis," writes Wilson Center Global Fellow Bulent Aras in his...
View ArticleTurkey: The Struggle for Its Future
Summary of the CallIt has been a trying year for the Turkish Prime Minister, Recep Erdogan, as he and his administration have come under numerous political attacks. However, after facing popular...
View ArticleThe Kurdish Peace Process and Presidential Elections in Turkey
The August 10, 2014, presidential election in Turkey marks the first time voters will be able to directly elect their president. Current Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who has held power since...
View ArticleTurkey, Iraq, and the Kurdistan Regional Government
(Photo: Hurriyet Daily News)Directions: Directions to the Wilson Center
View ArticleFrom "Hoca" to "Prime Minister": Davutoğlu's Ascendance in Turkish Politics
On 21 August, Turkey's Prime Minister and President-elect Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced the AK Party executive board's decision nominate Ahment Davutoğlu to succeed him as the leader of the party. In...
View ArticleTurkey after the Elections: Identity, Democracy and Foreign Policy
Turkey has had two important elections in 2014 and general elections are expected in June 2015. Turkey’s long time Prime Minister Tayyip Erdoğan is now the first popularly elected president in the...
View ArticleTurkey and the Arab Spring
Members of the Turkish Foreign Ministry’s Strategic Research Center will discuss Turkish Foreign Policy in the Middle East in the context of the Arab Spring. They will try to shed light on the factors...
View ArticleTurkey’s Europe Momentum
"There is a limit to how far Turkey will distance itself from the West, in particular during times of regional or international systemic crisis," writes Wilson Center Global Fellow Bulent Aras in his...
View ArticleTurkey: The Struggle for Its Future
Summary of the CallIt has been a trying year for the Turkish Prime Minister, Recep Erdogan, as he and his administration have come under numerous political attacks. However, after facing popular...
View ArticleThe Kurdish Peace Process and Presidential Elections in Turkey
The August 10, 2014, presidential election in Turkey marks the first time voters will be able to directly elect their president. Current Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who has held power since...
View ArticleTurkey, Iraq, and the Kurdistan Regional Government
(Photo: Hurriyet Daily News)Directions: Directions to the Wilson Center
View ArticleFrom "Hoca" to "Prime Minister": Davutoğlu's Ascendance in Turkish Politics
On 21 August, Turkey's Prime Minister and President-elect Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced the AK Party executive board's decision nominate Ahment Davutoğlu to succeed him as the leader of the party. In...
View ArticleTurkey after the Elections: Identity, Democracy and Foreign Policy
Turkey has had two important elections in 2014 and general elections are expected in June 2015. Turkey’s long time Prime Minister Tayyip Erdoğan is now the first popularly elected president in the...
View ArticleThe Role of Humanitarian NGOs in Turkey’s Peacebuilding
Recent years have seen Turkish humanitarian non-governmental organizations play a growing role in international peacebuilding. The rapid growth in their number and the scope of their work has garnered...
View ArticleTurkey after Elections: Iranian Nuclear Deal, Kurdish Peace Process and the...
In their article “Turkey after Elections: Iranian Nuclear Deal, Kurdish Peace Process and the Fight against DAESH”, Global Fellow Bülent Aras and Fuat Keyman, Director of the Istanbul Policy Center,...
View ArticleTurkey and the Arab Spring
Members of the Turkish Foreign Ministry’s Strategic Research Center will discuss Turkish Foreign Policy in the Middle East in the context of the Arab Spring. They will try to shed light on the factors...
View ArticleTurkey’s Europe Momentum
"There is a limit to how far Turkey will distance itself from the West, in particular during times of regional or international systemic crisis," writes Wilson Center Global Fellow Bulent Aras in his...
View ArticleTurkey: The Struggle for Its Future
Summary of the CallIt has been a trying year for the Turkish Prime Minister, Recep Erdogan, as he and his administration have come under numerous political attacks. However, after facing popular...
View ArticleThe Kurdish Peace Process and Presidential Elections in Turkey
The August 10, 2014, presidential election in Turkey marks the first time voters will be able to directly elect their president. Current Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who has held power since...
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