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Turkey: A 100-year-old democracy with ups and downs - Vimarsana News

Turkey: A 100-year-old democracy with ups and downs

Turkey will mark the centenary of the proclamation of the Turkish republic in October. But 2023 will be an important year in another respect too: Turks will go to the polls in June to elect their next president – an election that could usher in a new era in its history. By Burak Ünveren

Deadly game: European country on the brink of war - Vimarsana News

Deadly game: European country on the brink of war

He’s trashed Turkey’s economy. He’s locked up all opposition. He’s playing a deadly game standing between East and West. Now President Recep Tayyip Erdogan

The New Humanitarian | In Türkiye, Syrians and Afghans live in fear ahead of 2023 elections - Vimarsana News

The New Humanitarian | In Türkiye, Syrians and Afghans live in fear ahead of 2023 elections

In Türkiye, Syrians and Afghans live in fear ahead of 2023 elections - The New Humanitarian puts quality, independent journalism at the service of the millions of people affected by humanitarian crises around the world

Hedge politics: Turkey's search for balance in the Middle East – European Council on Foreign Relations - Vimarsana News

Hedge politics: Turkey's search for balance in the Middle East – European Council on Foreign Relations

Ankara is trying to normalise its relationships with Middle Eastern governments. The EU needs to adjust to the new Turkey that is emerging from this process.

Source: ecfr.eu
Turkey's quota plan for refugees alarms rights activists - Al-Monitor: The Pulse of the Middle East - Vimarsana News

Turkey's quota plan for refugees alarms rights activists - Al-Monitor: The Pulse of the Middle East

Turkish Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu is advocating quotas for foreigners to prevent ghettos and clashes, but activists worry relocations would cut vulnerable refugees' access to work and services.