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By Sinan Ülgen - Sep 12,2021
ISTANBUL — The debacle in Afghanistan has rekindled the global debate over how to manage refugee flows. There is widespread concern that the Taliban’s return to power will trigger new waves of people fleeing the country.
By Sinan Ülgen - Nov 07,2015
The outcome of Turkey’s latest general elections — voters have gone to the polls twice in the last five months — reveals important insights into the nature of the country’s democracy and the preferences of its citizens.The first of Turkey’s two parliamentary elections this year,
By Sinan Ülgen - Jun 04,2015
In very few democracies could such a small shift in votes lead to outcomes as different as the ones that could result from Turkey’s general election on June 7.A swing of less than 1 per cent of the national vote could decide whether the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP)
By Sinan Ülgen - Apr 13,2015
According to conventional wisdom, if Iran develops nuclear weapons, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and perhaps Egypt will try to follow suit. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu went further when he addressed the United States Congress in early March, asserting that even allowing Ir
By Sinan Ülgen - Oct 12,2014
Following the recent safe return of 46 Turkish hostages held by the Islamic State (IS), hopes were raised in the United States that Turkey would finally commit to joining the US-led coalition now fighting the group. But Turkey’s willingness to contribute to the coalition r


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