The Belarus border crisis shows it’s getting easier to ‘weaponize’ refugees
Countries like Belarus are counting on E.U. governments to see refugees as a security threat
The E.U. is furious that Belarus allowed more than 4,000 migrants to cross into Europe
As countries in the global north outsource refugee management to the global south, expect more poor countries to ‘weaponize’ migration.
Many Turks say the government didn’t stop the wildfires quickly enough. Here’s the story.
The Erdogan regime had sidelined an aviation association with years of experience fighting forest fires
Protesters are angry that Turkey withdrew from a women’s rights convention. Will it hurt women’s rights?
Our research reveals that Erdoğan’s rhetoric and actions can change Turkish attitudes on gender.
Do cease-fires in Syria work? We checked the data.
Our research looks at 10 years of truces in Syria.
Morocco ‘weaponized’ migration to punish Spain. That’s more common than you think.
My research identified four different approaches to creating ‘weapons of mass migration’
The U.S. formally recognized the Armenian genocide. Why now, a century later?
This move signals a shift in the U.S. relationship with Turkey
Will the pandemic spark a religious revival in the Muslim world?
A new survey measures economic stress and religiosity levels in five countries
Greek and Turkish ships are playing chicken at sea. There’s already been one crash.
Here’s why international law doesn’t offer clear-cut solutions