Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Adnan R. Khan reports from Turkey on the disputed referendum and the dangerous rise of the cult of President Erdogan

The country’s own ruling party helped enable radicals. Why this may be the year it finally confronts the enemy within.

Why the assassination of the Russian ambassador in Ankara forces Turkey ever closer to an already ascendant Russia

The world is tipping into one where realpolitik could run amok. What can Canada do in the face of the rise of strongmen on the international stage?

The Turkish military’s foray into Syria is a sign the regime knows it can do what it likes—international opinion be damned.

Erdogan defeated his old rival, but in the process unleashed some radical forces. Here’s Adnan Khan on the war of the Islamists

In the wake of the failed coup, conspiracies have become the rage, with both Islamists and secularists dangerously divided

Turkey’s president reinvents himself in the aftermath of a disastrous election

There are dangerous times ahead, but the country’s liberals, Kurds and secularists are breathing a sigh of relief after the election

Turkey’s election will be a pivotal, possibly dangerous moment for a country with big ambitions and an increasingly authoritarian leader