Turkey and Armenia: genocide? what genocide?
By JOHN LUBBOCK* opendemocracy.net April 1915 saw the start of the genocide against Armenians and other minorities in the former Ottoman Empire. Erdoğan hopes he [more >>>]
– COMMENTARY
Turkey ‘created a monster and doesn’t know how to deal with it’
By MICHAEL B KELLEY Business Insider Turkey’s notoriously lax border policies during the Syrian war are starting to catch up with Ankara and its allies [more >>>]
Caviar Diplomacy Comes to the Borough of Kings
By THE REFLECTOR eurasianet.com It seems the Azerbaijani capital of Baku is hoping to cash in on the Brooklyn brand. Brooklyn, New York City’s most [more >>>]
“A serious discussion about Turkey’s current role should be brought to light by all American stakeholders”
By GORAN SADJADI* yourmiddleeast.com Time to pressure Turkey to change its role in Syria and Iraq The war against the group known as the Islamic [more >>>]
Washington Times hearts Azerbaijan
By ERIK WEMPLE* The Washington Post Open up the print version of today’s Washington Times, and out pops a standalone section titled “Azerbaijan: A Quarter [more >>>]
Burton’s wild imagination
By ARZU GEYBULLA Flying Carpets and Broken Pipelines Nah, unfortunately it wont be Tim Burton I will be writing about. Although I wish it was. [more >>>]
Turkey’s Politics of Fatigue
By ELIF SHAFAK* The New York Times LONDON — Before a recent interview in Istanbul, I was talking to the journalist about Turkish politics. After [more >>>]
Aliyev’s dictatorship is threat to regional and global stability
By VILEN KHLGATYAN* and ARMEN SAHAKYAN The Hill After inheriting the half-a-century-old reins of power in 2003 from his deceased father, Heydar Aliyev, Azerbaijani dictator [more >>>]
The Heydar Aliyev Era Ends in Azerbaijan Not with a Bang but a Whisper
By RICHARD D. KAUZLARICH* The Brookings Institution “…our path is clear…. The system of government and style of society we are developing in Azerbaijan is [more >>>]
Turkey’s Awkward Place in the Paris March
By KARL VICK* Time Not only does its president hate cartoonists, but a terror suspect passed through it to get to Syria last week Prominent [more >>>]