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Turkey has just had its second round presidental election, and Erdoğan has secured his third term - dashing the hopes of the Turkish opposition. But what does this mean for the deep divisions within Turkish society and how is life likely to look for half the country that didn't vote for the AKP-MHP alliance? To answer these questions, and more, is …
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Salafi-Jihadism has had a huge impact on the societies, policies, and security situations in MENA and abroad. But where did modern Jihadist groups come from, what do they look like today, and what impact has the "War on Terror" had on people living in Western states? To tell us about the movement as well as give thoughts on how current events like …
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Just how free are journalists in Iraq's Kurdistan Region to report on the facts and what kind of pressure do they face from the ruling KRG authorities? Against the backdrop of a current (15-02-2021) trial against journalists in Dohuk after a demonstration calling for press freedoms, Abdulla Hawez, an independent researcher on Kurds and the KRG, spe…
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The Assyrians, despite being one of the indigenous communities at the heart of the Middle East as well as being a particularly vulnerable one at that, are poorly understood. A community that used to number at least a million before the 2003 invasion of Iraq now struggles to hang on to survival. On Siyaset to explain some of the reasons why the comm…
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Afrin has been occupied by Turkish-backed Syrian armed groups that have recently (as of 09-2020) been accused of what amount to crimes against humanity in a special UN report on the state of the region including the kidnapping for ransom, sexual abuse and murders of the region's women. To evaluate the content of the report as well as present her ow…
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Turkey has used tremendous effort in recent years to increase its hard power through building a burgeoning economy as well as modernising its large military. However, it also has a unique soft power resource with a large and politically active diaspora in Europe. In this episode, Sinem Adar, an associate researcher at the Centre for Applied Turkey …
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Iranian politics is, like most political cultures of the Middle East, extremely complex - and so is the image of the Iranian political opposition. For this episode, to explain the basics of two of the most often mentioned Iranian opposition groups in exile, our guests are Matthew Petti - an investigative journalist at The National Interest, as well…
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Nagorno-Karabakh isn't in the Middle East or North Africa, but what happensin this Caucasus region both mimics, as well as has repercussions on what happens in the wider region. In this episode, Joshua Kucera of Eurasianet tells us the history of the conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia in addition to explaining how it links to both Russia and T…
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