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When History Goes Quiet
President Erdoğan received the Hüseyin bin Ali Order from Jordan’s King Abdullah II during talks in Istanbul
Jerusalem’s Unmanaged Fault Lines
Pressure on Greek Orthodox and Armenian institutions remains largely unrecognized
The Tyranny of Flattery
When truth is replaced by praise and merit by obedience, flattery ceases to be a vice and becomes a system of power.
The Iron Law of Power: An Enduring Political Reality
Power seized is rarely surrendered. In Türkiye, the Iron Law of Oligarchy shows democracy masks the grip of a few—turning hope into control.
1876 Warning: How Ottoman Language Fights Predict Türkiye's Unity Battle
On Xtra Murat Yıldız writes about the 1876 Ottoman Constitution’s language debates pointing at tensions between cultural rights and national unity that still resonate in Türkiye’s current discussions.
Ottoman Sultans: Warriors by Day, Woodworkers and Poets by Night
From Kanuni's heartfelt divan verses to III. Selim's masterfully carved canes, Ottoman rulers balanced empire-building with hands-on arts and crafts—revealing a human side to history's iron-fisted leaders.