Author
Sezin Öney

Sezin Öney

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Who is Sezin Öney?

Sezin Öney is a journalist and a political scientist. Her interest in her subject area populism was sparked about a decade ago; she focuses specifically about populist leadership, populism in Turkey and Hungary. She studied International Relations, Nationalism, Jewish history, Austro-Hungarian history, Linguistic Rights, Comparative Politics and Discourse Analysis. As a journalist, her specialization is on European affairs and global politics; with a comparative angle to Turkey. She is based in Budapest, Thessaloniki and Istanbul.

All Articles
October 13, 2021 Turkey’s foreign policy labyrinth
September 29, 2021 A post-Merkel Turkey
May 05, 2021 Rekindling of Cyprus negotiations: Why now?
April 28, 2021 Turkey’s Cyprus bid amidst the genocide storm
April 21, 2021 Alpha males in Turkey-Greece relations
April 12, 2021 Unseated EU-Turkey relations
April 07, 2021 A shift toward extreme Machiavellianism in Turkey’s foreign policy
March 26, 2021 Living on borrowed time
March 10, 2021 EU and Turkey are drowning relations
March 02, 2021 The nature of the NATO-Turkey relationship
February 21, 2021 Turkey’s new Kurdish imbroglio and the EU
February 11, 2021 Can we expect a new constitution in Turkey?
January 08, 2021 The invisible victims of the Turkey-EU spat
December 18, 2020 Turkey's divorce with the West
November 10, 2020 Turkey and the EU in the post-Trump era
October 27, 2020 France is the real deal for Ankara
October 20, 2020 Cyprus, the “kingmaker”
October 13, 2020 The defrosting of the Cyprus question
October 06, 2020 Adding conflict to conflict
October 04, 2020 EU-Turkey goes 'back to the future'
September 23, 2020 Towards a “cold peace” with Greece
September 08, 2020 What if it comes to war between Greece and Turkey?
August 25, 2020 Athens keeps pressuring Berlin for East Med
August 18, 2020 Will post-Merkel Europe bear Macron's signature?
August 11, 2020 ‘Here we go again,’ said Greece and Turkey
August 04, 2020 Like Poland, like Turkey: the Istanbul Convention as a rupture point
July 29, 2020 Our “Navtex” wars and the “Merkel” touch
July 21, 2020 A paradox of nothing and everything between the EU and Turkey
July 14, 2020 Revenge of the Hagia Sophia
July 07, 2020 The game is on between the EU and Turkey