Turkish Nationalists Kingmakers in New Parliament
Turkey’s far-right Nationalist Movement Party now holds the balance of power in parliament.
Turkey’s far-right Nationalist Movement Party now holds the balance of power in parliament.
In a setback for President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Turkey’s ruling Islamist party loses its majority in parliament.
Taken to its logical conclusion, the “artificial state” narratives leads to more violence, not less.
Russia’s sale of advanced missile defenses to Iran raises the risk of an arms race in the Middle East.
A minority of Kurdish voters will decide if Recep Tayyip Erdoğan can make his presidency more powerful.
The fall of Ramadi marks the biggest setback for Iraq’s central government since the group took Mosul.
Close relations with Russia are imperative if India is to offset Chinese influence in its neighborhood.
New evidence supports the contention that Syria only declared its outdated chemicals and lied about the rest.
Congress delays legislation that would have consolidated India’s various local and state taxes into one national levy.
The Saudis aren’t convinced by the American’s assurances about his nuclear diplomacy with Iran.
Benjamin Netanyahu returns for a fourth term as prime minister but with the smallest possible majority.
American policy may have compelled the Arabs and Turks to set aside their differences in Syria.
Prince Mohammad now commands the desert kingdom’s two pillars of power: oil and weapons.
Israel’s hawkish prime minister is building his most right-wing government yet.
King Salman shakes up Saudi Arabia’s leadership three months after ascending the throne.