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CDDRL Visiting Scholar Mona Tajali explores the complexities of women’s representation under autocratic governments, using the contexts of Iran and Turkey.

In this Q&A, Ayça Alemdaroğlu, Associate Director of the Program on Turkey at the Center on Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law, discusses the key issues and their implications for the country's future.

Turkey woke up to 2021 with an uproar over a new authoritarian assault on its academic institutions.

With few friends left in the West, Ankara is counting on Beijing for help.

The Turkish leader tried to mold a generation of pious followers. Instead, the country’s youth could bring about his final defeat.