Turkey

A brief exploration of the devastating forest fires in Turkey, the government reaction and its implications for future.

The practice of targeting “enemy“ citizens abroad is not new, but it is on a rise and undermines fundamental rights.

Istanbul’s water reserves are drying up. With no miracle cure in sight, environmental science looks for ways to reduce water loss.

Peace, diplomacy and keeping fossil fuel in the ground can still prevail in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Today, the UDHR remains an important reference point and source of inspiration for activists across the globe.

Analysis of the run-up to the June 24 elections in Turkey in a media landscape plagued by repression of dissent, fake news, and suspicion from all sides.

Does the result signal an inevitable decline of democracy or could it reinvigorate resistance across society?

The upcoming referendum in Turkey might give President Erdogan even greater power, threatening democratic rights in the country.

With a shifting global balance of power, former German Foreign Minister and Vice-chancellor Joschka Fischer talks about the EU’s role and how it can promote global stability.

Turkey’s crucial position in relation to IS and Syria requires Europe to improve its policy towards the country.