The Globalist

Erdogan is driving out business people and the well-educated – the economic forces he needs to achieve his goal of transforming the country into a great power.

Putin has Turkey exactly where he wants it: As an upset NATO ally willing to break ranks with the alliance’s stance toward Russia.

How many more sinister steps can Erdogan take before the EU and the U.S. recognize that he is a threat to Western strategic interests?

The country’s leader since 2003 has been adept at evading term limits or restarting the clock on them.

Turkey’s culture of impunity continues to make Christians an attractive target for hate crimes.

The Turkish President only knows one loyalty — to himself. Little wonder Erdogan acts like a congenital flamethrower in international relations.

Violations of the free press and of human rights demand that the West reevaluate its relationship with Turkey.

Why is Kaczynski, a staunch Catholic, leading his rightfully proud nation toward its own Turkification?

When will Erdogan come to his senses to see that the solution to the conflict with the Kurds lies only in peace negotiations?

Unlike Trump, Erdogan does know what he wants – but, like Trump, he can’t get there.