An end to isolation?
The EU-Turkey deal offers the promise of ending Ankara's international isolation, but the scepticism of domestic politicians may prove problematic
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Turkey’s end of the refugee bargain
Turkey will endeavour to keep to its side of the bargain, but is facing substantial pressure both military and humanitarian
Turkey’s slippery slope to Syria
Faced with the prospect of a Kurdish “statelet” emerging on its border, the chances of Turkey charting its own course in Syria are on the increase
Turkey’s triple disaster
More refugees, defeat for friendly opposition forces and diminishing hopes for 'safe zones' make Syrian regime's Aleppo advance a nightmare for Ankara
Turkey and Israel: Time to kiss and make up?
In a chaotic region, lonely Turkey and Israel are trying to put old grievances behind them
Turkey: EU partner or buffer state?
After EU-Turkey summit, Turkey finds itself closer to Europe – though not necessarily as a potential EU member
Proxy war worsens between Russia and Turkey
The downing of a Russian jet is a blow to Turkish hopes of a “safe zone” in Syria
Fear and loathing in Turkey
What are the consequences of Erdoğan’s surprising landslide win?
Turkey votes in turbulent times
A troubled Turkey votes this Sunday, with elections once again a vote on the role of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan