Turkey's currency crisis and standoff with the United States over the imprisonment of an American pastor have exposed the crumbling edifice of the two countries' Cold War-era partnership. Rather than hold out hope that Turkey will return to the Western fold, US and European policymakers must consider a new policy toward the country.
When those in power refuse to defend the institutions of democracy, the task falls to ordinary citizens and the press. In the United States, journalists have proven more than willing to confront the challenge.
argues that the Turkish president's bizarre theories provide some fundamental insight into dictatorship.
explains why distributive activities are growing at the expense of creative activities.
worries that the media's gender balance is being threatened by a surge in online harassment.
argues that the partnership is effectively over, and that the US and EU must adjust their policy accordingly.
explains which polices work – and what gaps remain – for refugees and migrants.
and PS Associate Editor Greg Bruno discuss the evolution of Indian foreign policy.
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