David Lepeska

Ankara's outreach to a number of countries is a positive development for regional stability and prosperity

Even as Nato dithers, one of its member states is providing critical support to Kiev

In its favourable depiction of Jews and subtle pushback against Turkification, it questions the founder's legacy

Ankara says the burden for change is on rich countries, but it can do a lot more to help

Over the past decade, the country has become less welcoming of outsiders, particularly of refugees

As always, it's worth examining the real reasons behind the Turkish president's latest threats

The businessman and philanthropist has been acquitted and re-arrested on spurious charges. Is it possible to free him?

A variety of factors, including a troubled leadership, make the country ripe for political reinvention

But even though both countries pursue a number of different policies in the Middle East, their relations have remained surprisingly stable

The rivalry has been shaping the Mediterranean for hundreds of years

The journey of healing after 9/11 has been painful, but productive

The SDF is critical in the US's war on ISIS across the region

Refugees will find it near-impossible to enter Turkey and the EU, which could pave the way for great tragedy

For starters, Turkey must negotiate with the Taliban for the exit of thousands of Afghans