Turkey
Turkey has managed to conflate the refugee crisis and its own...
The EU is at best a shaky construction, but the deal with Turkey brokered by German chancellor Angela Merkel is guaranteed to lead to...
The face (and the fate) of Europe
By Dimitris Konstantakopoulos
I was yesterday walking in Victoria Square, in the very center of Athens, looking at policemen who tried to move away some...
Jean-PierreChevènement, “Let us not be taken as hostages of Turkey”
"Ne nous laissons pas prendre en otage par la Turquie"
Jean-Pierre Chevènement était l'invité du matin de RFI, vendredi 11 mars 2016. Il répondait aux...
Turkey’s $6.6bn EU Bribe
Erdogan’s Turkey this week diversified its rogue-state conduct from terror sponsorship to international bribery. The proceeds? Not bad earning, with $6.6 billion in “aid”...
Turkish “democracy” and Europe
The editor of the Turkish newspaper Zaman, closed down by the Erdogan regime in Turkey, speaks about feedom of press and the attitude of...
A looming provocation? Turkey, Syria and the refugees
It seems that neither Turkey or Saudi Arabia are very happy with the Obama-Putin agreement in Syria. They are not also happy with the...
European Summit on immigration crisis
The Real winner of the Migration Summit is definitely Turkey. The EU leaders seem to depend completely on Turkey’s willpower. The refugee crisis is...
Syriza’s Foreign Policy
By Sotiris Dimopoulos
Following Syriza's election victory, a year ago, some Western leaders and media pundits began to speak of the party’s dangerous foreign policy...
Russian MoD Calls on Amnesty Int’l to Investigate Turkey’s Attacks on...
"Turkey is continuing to fire heavy artillery shells at Syrian villages near the border," Maj. Gen. Igor Konashenkov said.
The Russian Defense Ministry called on Amnesty International to assess...
The Syrian War and the risk of a nuclear conflict
Robert Parry broke many of the Iran-Contra stories for The Associated Press and Newsweek in the 1980s. In the following article he claims a...