David Lepeska

The American lawmaker's dodgy dealings stretch from Washington all the way to the Mediterranean

Washington appears to be treating one Nato ally harshly while handling others with kid gloves for similar offences

Ataturk’s republic, which marks its centennial next month, has changed profoundly

Whether it is a negotiating ploy or not, the blockade of Nagorno-Karabakh has raised eyebrows

As global power shifts, Erdogan's vision for his country seems to be coming to fruition

Despite minimal progress on the battlefield, Volodymyr Zelenskyy is beefing up his country's international support

As jobs become even more scarce, Turks may see the opposition CHP’s vow to send all Syrians home as the better option

For the opposition to get back on its feet, a new generation of leadership might be required

Brokering the grain deal was a win for Erdogan last year, but Moscow appears to be no longer on the same page

Ankara is hardly anti-western, but its rifts with Nato are uncomfortably deep

In this new era of migration, we are likely to see more and more money being spent to keep the world's neediest out

Ankara is seeking concessions in exchange for withdrawing its objection to Sweden joining the alliance, but the latter has alternatives

Russian air assaults have unsettled the Ukrainian capital, but they have also brought its residents together

Erdogan and Mitsotakis might be able to use their electoral successes to nip a potential crisis in the bud

A new generation of progressive-minded leaders will rise if Erdogan wins the run-off election on Sunday