NATO has many responsibilities regarding Turkey, but will they materialise?

Following the devastating attack that killed 33 Turkish soldiers, NATO is set to hold an extraordinary meeting at Turkey’s behest.

The story of the February 28 coup, as never told before

When the secular movement banned the public use of the hijab, life changed for Turkish women. This exhibition shows their perspective.

Why Europe should help shoulder the refugee crisis with Turkey

The war in Syria has been waging on for nine years, while millions have become refugees in neighbouring countries. Turkey, with the largest number of Syrian refugees, has extended a welcome hand, but Europe has often reneged on its promises.

How do no-fly zones work and will they be effective in Syria?

The risks, benefits, requirements and steps to enforcing a no-fly zone, explained.

How Russia is complicit in targeting Turkish troops in Idlib

Thursday's airstrike on Turkish soldiers has left many traces hinting at Russian involvement in the ghastly attack, making the historic enmity between the two powers all too real.

How Russian propaganda has warped reality when it comes to Syria

From chemical attacks to false accusations of ‘terrorism’ launched against the Syrian opposition, Russian officials and disinformation campaigns have created an alternate reality.

Idlib humanitarian crisis continues despite opposition's gains

Despite the opposition taking back the town of Saraqib alongside Turkish forces, there are still 900,000 refugees fleeing towards the Turkish border in the depths of a bitter winter.

The WHO may have been vaccinating children without parental consent

The World Health Organization has vaccinated more than 15,000 children in Africa against malaria. But did they do so with consent, or were the children part of a research project?

Where does Pakistan stand in the Afghanistan deal?

Islamabad plays a crucial role in advancing mediation efforts between the Taliban and Washington, positioning itself as a powerful bargaining force in the future of Afghanistan.

Indian journalists face the wrath of violent mobs in ongoing Delhi riots

With at least 23 people dead and more than 180 wounded, the rioters aren't even sparing journalists who are being attacked or confronted and asked whether they are Hindus or Muslims, as they report on the Delhi riots.

Italy coronavirus disease breakout: What you need to know

With the third-highest number of infections of any country and with unrestricted borders with the rest of Europe, the Mediterranean state could become the gateway for the virus into Europe.

Here’s the backdrop to the communal riots tearing India’s capital apart

Mosques have been set alight and at least 20 people have been killed in New Delhi. Some police officers are accused of encouraging Hindu nationalist rioters.