Turkey
The godfathers of Greek independence
From its very inception as a nation state, Greece learned that it needed allies with shared interests and values to successfully fight the Turks
2020: Refugees continue to suffer
Turkey blackmails Europe, Greece adopts a policy of deterrence, and the EU remains divided
Borderland: Europe’s Eastern faultline
Rising tensions over gas fields in the Eastern Mediterranean are fuelled by Erdogan’s dream of expanding Turkey’s borders
None should sleep
A TOSCCA conversation on potential catastrophe in the Caucasus
Conflict in the Caucasus
How much worse will the historic conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh get?
How much longer can Greece and Turkey avoid war?
Greece and Turkey nearly came to blows last summer, and the risk of war remains
Turkey: neither Neo-Ottoman nor Universal Islamist
Western leaders are misconstruing the nature of Turkey’s government and its mission at home and abroad
Erdogan’s Hagia Sophia move
Turkey has gone from darling of the EU, to Germany’s worst nightmare
Turkey’s migrant war with Greece
Greece puts up a wall as Turkey besieges Europe with refugees
Napoleon’s shifting reputation
Professor Jeremy Black speaks to Graham Stewart about Napoleon’s reputation
Match of the dull
How Match of the Day needs modernising
What can Never Trump learn from the nineteenth century’s Free Soilers?
The pre-Civil War era contains plenty of lessons for contemporary politics
The easiest country to govern
Michael Coren on the churches aggressively resisting restrictions
Brexit’s best argument
VDL’s hapless performance must be delighting Brexiteers
The FARC and me
David Smith recalls time spent with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia: the most murderous army of insurrection in Latin America’s modern history
Leading the good life
Peter Ainsworth 1956-2021
Fighting back against the censors
Dan Hitchens reports on the groups who are taking the battle for free speech forward by speaking truth to power
Chatty rat-a-tat-tat
The Doms of Navarone
Post-colonial bad jokes
The whole history of the West is — to confound the simplicities of the woke — one gigantic act of “cultural appropriation”