In a political landscape shaped by misperceptions, legal battles, and power struggles, the Turkish opposition needs more than votes. It needs vision, cohesion, and grassroots strength to breach the walls of an entrenched and hardened fortress of a state.

Nearly all of Syria is facing a bleak triad: ongoing insecurity, a dangerous surge in revenge-fueled violence, and a worsening economic crisis that could lead to total collapse without urgent action.

Despite the apparent gains and optimistic promises from both Turkey and Syria of a trade boom and increased cargo traffic crossing the borders, one key question remains: is the Syrian market truly the primary focus of Turkey's trade facilitation efforts?

“Israel's” priority is to prevent a deal that would allow Iran to retain or develop its nuclear capabilities, as in the 2015 agreement.

Banking on regional distractions, including Russia’s war in Ukraine and Iran’s growing standoff with the West, Erdoğan overestimated Turkey’s leverage.

Kurdish protests continue across northeastern Syria in response to the constitutional declaration signed by transitional president Ahmed Al-Sharaa, which enforces a highly centralized system and grants absolute power to the president without any accountabi