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Secular women are pushing back against an alarming rise of religious conservatism. Their message: ’Don’t mess with my outfit!’

Turkey’s movement for justice is facing off against its authoritarian president. Turkish activists are wondering: Why isn’t Canada helping?

Two Toronto men in attack made failed refugee claims here 15 years ago. One cited distaste for waging war on Kurds.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s regime is flexing its diplomatic muscles to hunt its opponents wherever they are in the world

Giving new powers to Turkey’s president won’t stop terrorism or build bridges in a divided country. It’s just another sign of Turkey’s darkening future.

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

Glidden, a cartoonist, humanizes people making hard choices under impossible circumstances

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

The military coup attempt failed, but an institutional coup is now underway, and it’s been a huge success