Seasoned French political scientist Julien Zarifian has published a thoroughly researched and thought-provoking book that ...

Greece is commemorating the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide with a series of events in Athens, including memorial ...

When you’re the emperor Augustus, they let you do it.

The Economist—a magazine often seen as a compass for global politics and occasionally as its architect—ran a cover story ...

The Islamization of Bosnia remains one of the most debated chapters in Balkan history. In this episode of Kings and Generals’ animated historical documentary series, we explore whether the spread of ...

It was hard to miss the note of alarm in a Hill headline on “Neo-Ottoman Turkey’s triumph over its regional rivals.” “Turkey,” Washington policy analyst Andrew Latham warned, “has carved out a new ...

Rather than fostering genuine reconciliation, Turkey’s ‘terror-free’ process marginalizes and humiliates the Kurdish ...

Three ideological currents – ultraconservative Christians, national-populists and techno-libertarians – though often at odds, ...

Aligned with the Central Powers during the First World War, the Ottoman Empire was faltering, grappling with territorial losses and internal strife. Dubbed as the Sick Man of Europe, it faced economic ...

Spectator Holocaust and Genocide Studies is in deep crisis — a profound moral and intellectual collapse. We live in dark ...

Growing regional tensions granted Turkey a unique opportunity to restore its significant power and influence lost after the ...

During the 15th and 16th centuries, a wave of Greek Byzantine scholars arrived in Italy where they contributed tremendously ...