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The climate crisis is global, yet few journalists in Turkey report on it. And when they do, they often fail to communicate the immediacy of the issue.

Civil society groups in Turkey say their future hangs in the balance as more and more international donors pull out or cut back their support. Overseas funding is drying up as Turkish President Recep…

Voter trends are under the influence of different factors in different societies. In the Presidential and Parliamentary elections held in Turkey in May 2023, the Justice and Development Party and its alliance parties, which have been in power for over 20 years, came to power again. Especially in the region that experienced an earthquake disaster just a few months before the elections, where the political power made serious mistakes and was late in providing aid, the fact that the ruling parties won votes surprised the theorists regarding voter tendencies.This article briefly examines the facto...

More people have participated in protests than at any previous time, Vincent Bevins writes, yet little seems to improve.

Türkiye’s Alevi community is celebrating a year of care and services under the Cemevi Presidency, set up in November last year to address the problems...