In the last decade, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has shaped Turkey into a revisionist power that challenges not just its neighbors, but also allies such as France and the United States.

Israel and the UAE both see Iran as a mutual enemy, but their decision to normalize relations also helps them form a united front against Turkey’s growing regional influence.

With Washington absent and Berlin indifferent, it has fallen to Paris to deter and defuse the situation.

Mounting tensions between Greece and Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean could depend on the outcome of the U.S. presidential election.

The war in Idlib is a growing humanitarian crisis, a potential disaster for Ankara—and a problem that doesn’t bear on Washington.

The draft report of the U.S. Commission on Unalienable Rights provides a gift to despotic regimes and reveals the Trump administration’s hypocritical human rights policy.

"The novel coronavirus plunged emerging markets into crisis. As investors rushed to safety, major emerging economies lost more than $100 billion in foreign currency reserves in the month of March alo…

Secretary Pompeo, advocating a policy of transforming China, is proposing a course that is bound to fail.

Washington continues to claim Ankara as “strategic partner.” Let’s stop pretending it is.

By killing the Middle East’s sense of community, the region’s dictators have helped the pandemic on its death march.