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Myth and reality of strategic defiance - Vimarsana News

Myth and reality of strategic defiance

Strategic defiance means an approach to resist the enemy in a calculated and an intelligent manner

Turkey election run-off: Too much politics of fear from Kilicdaroglu? - Vimarsana News

Turkey election run-off: Too much politics of fear from Kilicdaroglu?

Turkey's presidential run-off between Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Kemal Kilicdaroglu takes place on 28 May. Why were so many surprised by the initial outcome? And why the opposition's sudden political shift to the right? Political scientist Berk Esen talks to Ceyda Nurtsch

Turkey election fallout: Erdogan no winner, despite opposition defeat - Vimarsana News

Turkey election fallout: Erdogan no winner, despite opposition defeat

The Turkish opposition was defeated in the run-off, with candidate Kemal Kilicdaroglu failing to unseat long-time ruler Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who will rule the country for another five years. But the president is hardly the winner. By Ayse Karabat

Turkey election run-off: Too much politics of fear from Kilicdaroglu? - Vimarsana News

Turkey election run-off: Too much politics of fear from Kilicdaroglu?

Turkey's presidential run-off between Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Kemal Kilicdaroglu takes place on 28 May. Why were so many surprised by the initial outcome? And why the opposition's sudden political shift to the right? Political scientist Berk Esen talks to Ceyda Nurtsch

Turkey elections – the second round: Why Erdogan will win - Vimarsana News

Turkey elections – the second round: Why Erdogan will win

Turkey’s autocratic president and his Justice and Development Party (AKP) are likely to retain power, despite rampant corruption and economic mismanagement. That's good news for other right-wing populists, but very bad news for Turkey's cratering economy. By Daron Acemoglu