War in Ukraine threatens to drive Turkish shipowners out of business
The Black Sea, long a vital artery for global grain, oil, and bulk commodity shipments, has become one of the most dangerous commercial waterways in the world
The Black Sea, long a vital artery for global grain, oil, and bulk commodity shipments, has become one of the most dangerous commercial waterways in the world
Turkey’s opposition is being redrawn from the ground up, with Özgür Özel’s new party already polling almost eight points ahead of Erdoğan’s AKP
It remains unclear why the plane was denied permission to land in Cyprus, Turkey and Israel and had to make a much longer journey to Bulgaria
By raiding the main opposition party and weaponizing the judiciary, Erdoğan gains short-term control but deepens economic turmoil and public distrust
CHP chair Özgür Özel led supporters in a march to parliament, where crowds chanted against "fascists" and Kılıçdaroğlu
The four countries agreed to establish a joint company overseeing a green electricity transmission corridor from the Caspian basin to European markets
This decision appears designed to fracture the opposition at a moment when it had begun to pose a credible challenge to Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s dominance
Christodoulides warns that any aggressive Turkish moves on maritime claims will affect Cyprus, Greece, and broader EU and US interests
The project would be dedicated exclusively to military use as part of NATO’s broader effort to expand its pipeline network
An adjustment simplifies customs procedures without yet establishing a fully open land border
The Republic of Cyprus is becoming embedded in a wider network than Ankara's vision allows
Kurdish forces are increasingly seen not as fixed allies but as flexible variables in the power balance involving the U..S, Israel, Turkey, and Iran