Turkey’s Path to Prosperity in 2023
Report
Structural reform to education, the judiciary, and regulatory authorities can help Turkey unlock its potential and achieve its ambitious economic goals.
Turkey 2023: Four Profiles of Modern Turkey
Video
This minidocumentary explores the challenges and opportunities that Turkey faces ahead of the 100th anniversary of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's founding of the modern republic.
Turkey After the July Coup Attempt
The July 15 coup attempt was deeply traumatic for Turkey, but that does not justify President Erdoğan’s many disturbing postcoup actions.
Renewing the United States’ Global Commitment to Refugee Resettlement
On the eve of the U.N. and Obama administration summits on the global refugee challenge, the United States should redouble its commitment to refugee resettlement.
Avoiding a Full Arctic Meltdown
Report
This fall, world leaders and science ministers have a shot at stepping up global action to avert catastrophic Arctic and global climate change.
The Importance of a Human-Centered Approach in Implementing the Sustainable Development Goals
With the upcoming U.N. General Assembly meetings, it is crucial to focus on human-centered approaches to sustainable development.
The Harrowing Lives and Traumas of Central American Refugees
Children and families face extreme violence and poverty in the Northern Triangle of Central America, as evidenced by this round-up of stories reported by the press and nongovernmental organizations.
Charting a New Course for the U.S.-China Relationship
Report
U.S. and Chinese experts exchange views and offer policy recommendations for the next phase of this crucial bilateral relationship.
Turkey-Iran Relations
Issue Brief
For Turkey and Iran to move away from their destructive regional confrontation and toward stability, they need to return to their previous policy of selective cooperation, compartmentalization, and mediation.
Emerging Threats and New Trends in Turkish Foreign Policy
Issue Brief
Turkey is set to downsize its foreign policy ambitions and reduce its confrontational style in regional politics.
The North American Leaders Summit Should Put Fish on the Menu
If the leaders of the United States, Canada, and Mexico work together, they can curtail illegal fishing, reward honest fishermen, and act to save two critically endangered species.
