
Postcard from…Nicosia
A new gate in divided Nicosia: a new day for Cyprus?
A new gate in divided Nicosia: a new day for Cyprus?
What will be better for the Roma to have a strong Roma party or to promote polices aimed to improve the situation of the Roma through the other, non-ethnically-based parties?
Its a great freedom to say that I am Turkish American. But after 10 years of saying that, there is no Turkishness left.
A closer look at Turkey and the next generation.
Valentine Mitiev, expert on regional minority issues
An interview on anti-Americanism, Islam, and Istanbul.
Nigar Goksal of the European Stability Initiative discusses the political climate in Turkey as regards the country’s pending EU membership; Balkanization; women’s rights; Islamic interest groups; and the Armenian issue.
Turkish journalist Tan Morgul discusses Turkey’s Kurdish population, and describes a new Turkey born of changes in politics and regional immigration.
The minaret and the flag are competing for the soul of Turkey, or are they?
Turkey is massing troops on its border with Iraq. Can it be dissuaded from invading?
In the courtship of Europe and Turkey, both sides are having second thoughts.
With Turkey worried about an independent Kurdistan and the United States bent on destabilizing Iran, northern Iraq is on the brink of chaos.
Contrary to the stated aspirations of Washington hawks, the Iraq War has dealt a body blow to the many Middle Eastern activists working for democracy and peace. On these grounds alone, the war has been an unmitigated disaster.
Chris Lindborg looks at how the Iraq War has deepened the divide between the United States and Europe.