Erdogan’s fling with normalization has ended – www.israelhayom.com

Erdogan's fling with normalization has ended The lapses shown by Israeli authorities on October 7 and the unknown fate of the Abraham Accords have weakened Israel's image in Ankara. More:Erdogan’s fling with normalization has ended – www.israelhayom.com

Understanding Atatürk: Dispelling Misconceptions And Recognizing His Legacy – OpEd – Eurasia Review

Understanding Atatürk: Dispelling Misconceptions And Recognizing His Legacy – OpEd October 30, 2023 0 Comments By Haluk Direskeneli Atatürk is an iconic figure of extraordinary importance, often subject to misconceptions and misunderstandings. It is crucial to understand his true nature and grasp the lasting impact he left on our nation. More:Understanding Atatürk: Dispelling Misconceptions And Recognizing His Legacy – OpEd – Eurasia Review

What Turkey has to celebrate on its centenary - The Spectator World

What Turkey has to celebrate on its centenary Life for Turks would have turned out far worse if the Great Powers had succeeded in imposing the settlement they intended for the Ottomans’ Anatolian heartlands More:What Turkey has to celebrate on its centenary - The Spectator World

100 Years of the Republic of Turkey: Turkey’s Standing in the International System - Politics Today

100 Years of the Republic of Turkey: Turkey’s Standing in the International System TURKEYBY KEMAL İNAT October 29, 2023 The global power struggle is intensifying by the day and Turkey, for all its achievements, still has a long way forwards. More:100 Years of the Republic of Turkey: Turkey’s Standing in the International System - Politics Today

Turkey at 100: What will become of Ataturk's legacy? – DW – 10/29/2023

Turkey at 100: What will become of Ataturk's legacy? Elmas Topcu A century ago, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk founded the Turkish republic based on secular values. Today, many fear his vision is under threat by conservative President Recep Tayyip Erdogan More:Turkey at 100: What will become of Ataturk's legacy? – DW – 10/29/2023

100 years of the Republic of Turkey – in pictures | Turkey | The Guardian

100 years of the Republic of Turkey – in pictures From its founding origins as a secular republic to army coups, footballing success and the rise of Erdoğan, we look at 100 years of Turkey since 1923 More:100 years of the Republic of Turkey – in pictures | Turkey | The Guardian

Turkish central bank expected to raise rates to 35% on Oct. 26 – Reuters poll | NewsTalk 610 AM & 103.9 FM

Turkish central bank expected to raise rates to 35% on Oct. 26 – Reuters poll By Syndicated Content Oct 23, 2023 | 9:44 AM By Ezgi Erkoyun ISTANBUL (Reuters) – Turkey’s central bank is expected to deliver another hefty rate hike of 500 basis points this week, a Reuters poll of economists showed on Monday, as it continues to tighten policy against rising inflation. More:Turkish central bank expected to raise rates to 35% on Oct. 26 – Reuters poll | NewsTalk 610 AM & 103.9 FM

Turkey's Erdogan submits Sweden's NATO bid to parliament for ratification -presidency | Reuters

Turkey's Erdogan submits Sweden's NATO bid to parliament for ratification -presidency By Tuvan Gumrukcu and Huseyin Hayatsever October 23, 20238:28 PM GMT+2Updated 33 min ago ANKARA, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Monday submitted a bill approving Sweden's NATO membership bid to parliament for ratification, his office said, a move welcomed by Stockholm as it clears the way for it to join the Western defence alliance. More:Turkey's Erdogan submits Sweden's NATO bid to parliament for ratification -presidency | Reuters

The EU and Turkey need each other | The Strategist

The EU and Turkey need each other 20 Oct 2023|Ana Palacio Even before Hamas’s barbaric attack on Israel catapulted the Middle East back to the forefront of global geopolitics, the European Union recognised the critical importance of Turkey as a bridgehead to the region. Yet the EU’s policy of engagement with Turkey has long been mostly on life support. More:The EU and Turkey need each other | The Strategist

Rising Anti-Israel Anger Tests Turkey's Ability to Serve as a Mediator in Gaza

Rising Anti-Israel Anger Tests Turkey's Ability to Serve as a Mediator in Gaza Oct 19, 2023 | 23:18 GMT In the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, Turkey will try to leverage its population's pro-Palestinian sympathies to position itself as a mediator for humanitarian aid and hostage releases. However, Turks' growing anger over the recent hospital attack in Gaza will ultimately strain Ankara's relations with Israel and prompt Turkey to align closer with neighboring Arab countries. More:Rising Anti-Israel Anger Tests Turkey's Ability to Serve as a Mediator in Gaza

Turkey’s republic enters its second century | Financial Times

Turkey’s republic enters its second century Legacies of Kemal Atatürk era resonate in the age of strongman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Tony Barber Welcome back. Preparations are in full swing in Turkey for the 100th anniversary of the modern republic, proclaimed on October 29 1923. The republic was founded on the ashes of the Ottoman Empire by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, a hero in the eyes of millions of Turks for having led the nation to independence and embarking on an extensive, rapid modernisation of state and society. More:Turkey’s republic enters its second century | Financial Times

1923–2023: the Turkish century (Le Monde diplomatique - English edition, October 2023)

Special focus on Turkey 1923–2023: the Turkish century  Souvenirs in Canakkale, Turkey. cc. Jirka Matousek Turkey is 100 years old. This dossier of articles from our archive traces the modernisation of the country that succeeded the Ottoman Empire and was proclaimed a republic on 29 October 1923. It examines the political and cultural divisions that still tear its social fabric apart, and looks at the alliances and geopolitical struggles that have made Turkey a major player in the Middle East. More:1923–2023: the Turkish century (Le Monde diplomatique - English edition, October 2023)

Brain drain in Turkey's creative sector: How exile abroad affects Turkish artists and intellectuals - Qantara.de

Brain drain in Turkey's creative sector How exile abroad affects Turkish artists and intellectuals Turkey is experiencing its biggest brain drain of recent years. But it's not only academics, doctors, engineers and journalists who are leaving. A growing number of artists, writers and intellectuals have left the country too. Many of them face prison sentences in Turkey if they return home. How are they managing their lives in exile? By Ceyda Nurtsch More:Brain drain in Turkey's creative sector: How exile abroad affects Turkish artists and intellectuals - Qantara.de

Earthquake aftermath: Asbestos lurks in Turkey's earthquake zone - Qantara.de

Earthquake aftermath Asbestos lurks in Turkey's earthquake zone An exclusive DW investigation has revealed the health threat posed by asbestos in Turkey's Hatay province in the aftermath of the massive earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria in February 2023. Health experts are deeply concerned for residents. By Serdar Vardar and Pelin Ünker More:Earthquake aftermath: Asbestos lurks in Turkey's earthquake zone - Qantara.de

Co-operation between Ankara, Athens and Berlin: New alliances in European migration diplomacy - Qantara.de

Co-operation between Ankara, Athens and Berlin New alliances in European migration diplomacy If official statements are to be believed, the governments of Greece, Turkey and Germany share a common goal: to gain control of refugee flows in the Aegean Sea and along the River Evros on the Greek-Turkish border. By Ronald Meinardus in Athens More:Co-operation between Ankara, Athens and Berlin: New alliances in European migration diplomacy - Qantara.de

How Recep Tayyip Erdoğan rose to power in Türkiye and what does it means for the world - ABC News

How Recep Tayyip Erdoğan rose to power in Türkiye and what does it means for the world ABC RN / By Hamish Macdonald, Nick Baker, Linda LoPresti and Greg Muller for Take Me To Your Leader Posted 2h ago2 hours ago Writer and academic Ihsan Yilmaz knows what it's like to be on the wrong side of one of the world's most powerful people. Dr Yilmaz, who is from Türkiye and is now an Australian citizen, has spoken out against his homeland's controversial leader, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, over the past decade. More:How Recep Tayyip Erdoğan rose to power in Türkiye and what does it means for the world - ABC News

Turkey’s president picks a fight with the Council of Europe

Turkey’s president picks a fight with the Council of Europe Will Recep Tayyip Erdogan quit a body that criticises his opponents’ trials? Oct 3rd 2023 | ISTANBUL For 73 years Turkey has been a member of the Council of Europe, the organisation established in 1949, long before there was a European Union, to protect fundamental human rights on European soil in the wake of the second world war. Recent developments suggest it may not be a member for much longer. More:Turkey’s president picks a fight with the Council of Europe