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Two different groups of protesters have brought civil suits against Turkey in response to violence by Turkish security officials outside the ambassador’s residence in Washington, D.C. They have a surprisingly strong, if unconvincing, argument.
Erdogan has been assertive in the Horn of Africa and the Gulf states are taking notice.
The United States has taken several escalatory steps in recent months to suspend delivery of F-35 fighter jets to Turkey. If the dispute escalates and the U.S. cancels the transfer or removes Turkey from the F-35 production program, a range of legal issues could result.
Turkey is not doing everything it can to investigate Khashoggi’s disappearance. The reason why has everything to do with the United States.
Disagreement over a jailed pastor has devolved into a personal fight between two strongmen, adding significant strain to relations between Turkey and the United States.
Erdogan appears to have won a mandate to assume expanded presidential powers.
The architects of Turkey's expanded presidential powers haven't though through the consequences of a divided executive and parliament, but it's a real possibility.
Can Erdogan extend his tenure and consolidate his power while preserving Turkish democracy?
Revelations from the trial of Reza Zarrab could have significant consequences for Turkey and U.S.-Turkey relations.
Turkey’s response to the Qatar crisis demonstrates the limits of pragmatism and realpolitik.