His lifelong resentment of secularists has decimated Turkish democracy.
A demonize-and-polarize strategy has worked for the Turkish president in the past. But it may ultimately tear his country apart.
The country has seen periods of turmoil before. But this time may be different.
The two groups have disliked each other for years. Here's why they're working together now.
What started as a tree protest is revolutionizing Turkish democracy.
Ankara won't step into the conflict because it's terrified Moscow will retaliate -- again.
The government doesn't want to boost the stature of the military, it has a big Alawite community, and plenty of other reasons.
Why Prime Minister Erdogan is willing to compromise
The U.S. must rein in Turkey before a conflagration further complicates America's options toward the Syrian civil war.
Don't look to Ankara to be a model for the new Islamist governments of the Arab Spring.
As Ankara's longstanding Kurdish conflict continues, its neighbor's breakup could create unexpected allies.