Mariano Giustino 6 September 2021
Turkey’s regime is trying to exploit the return of the Taliban in Kabul to reassert its regional power. But Erdoğan will be moving on a slippery ground.
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- Hussein Ibish 6 September 2021How are Sunni and Shiite countries viewing the Taliban’s reconquest of Afghanistan? How will that impact on Islamist movements across the region?
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- Gülcin Balamir Coskun 12 July 2021How does Turkey’s regulation on digital contents contribute to shape the country’s (oppressed) media landscape?
- Elisabeth Kimmerle 12 July 2021The experience of a German-based news website covering Turkey from abroad tells much on the virtues, as well as the limis, of transnational journalism.
- Mehveş Evin 12 July 2021Jailing, house arrest, investigation, trial, espionage, personal attacks. Here’s how journalists are harassed in Erdogan’s Turkey.
- Luca Steinmann 14 April 2021As most Syrians stil grapple with a full-scale humanitarian crisis afer ten years of destruction, regional powers are competing to secure influence on the country’s reconstruction, and future balance.
- Alessio Giussani 2 April 2021200 years after its independence, Greece still grapples with the right geopolitical balance in its relation with the West and ‘alternative’ powers
- Mariano Giustino 30 March 2021Turkey’s highest Court is to review a request to close down the leftist, pro-Kurdish party. Yet for the ruling AKP and its strongman, the political move could well backfire.
- Federica Zoja 15 March 2021The UN-sponsored Geneva talks have led to a new unity cabinet led by Abdul Hamid Dbeibah. Challenges ahead and unconvincing first moves.
