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Tag: Turkey

Assad’s Castaways

May 2013

A portrait of Syria’s child-refugees in Antakya, Turkey.

Bees

April 2013

Not much ever happened in Blaustein, but, even if it did, I would still remember the words she said, because it was the first time I’d heard them used, and their meaning, the parentheses they opened in my German existence every time someone used them, shocked me and made me feel like an intruder.

Tara Isabella Burton: “Constantinople”

March 2013

The owner of a bookstore in Antalya, Turkey has more to offer than books.

Justice Delayed

January 2013

As the disappeared from the Kurdish-Turkish conflict are unearthed from unmarked graves, will the government help deliver justice?

Richard Falk: Ten Years of AKP Leadership in Turkey

September 2012

There are heartening signs of improved relations between the civil and military arms of Turkey’s government, but much work remains.

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