The arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu brought rare unity among Turkey’s opposition — energy his party hopes will help it build an anti-Erdogan coalition.

Turkey's crackdown on President Tayyip Erdogan's main rival and silence on what reforms might follow the end of a 40-year conflict with Kurdish militants are stoking distrust among Kurds.

Turkey is no ‘partner’ of the U.S.

Rather than fostering genuine reconciliation, Turkey’s ‘terror-free’ process marginalizes and humiliates the Kurdish ...

Listen to political scientist Pinar Dinc explain what’s led to the PKK’s ceasefire with Turkey on The Conversation Weekly podcast.

Turkey is classified as a “brown country” with both democratic and authoritarian features, but democracy, legality, and ...

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The recent PKK ceasefire came against the backdrop of fundamental changes in the region, including the reconfiguration of ...

The detention of Istanbul's popular mayor risks undermining Turkey's move to end the PKK militant group's 40-year-old ...

Israel and Turkey face off over influence in Syria, clashing on military moves, Kurdish ties, and the country’s political ...

It is necessary to understand the context behind Imamoğlu's arrest and the PKK peace process, two seemingly contradictory ...