Nazlan Ertan is a Turkey-based journalist and columnist at Al-Monitor. She covers general assignment news and world affairs, with a particular focus on topics such as Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Turkey's geopolitical issues, and the impacts of earthquakes in the region, including Syria.
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Nazlan Ertan's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcement, evolving stories, and legal policy regulation with a strong emphasis on political issues in Turkey. She covers topics related to Turkish politics and LGBTQ rights extensively.
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Turkey’s Erdogan says he will continue diplomacy to bring Putin back to the grain deal and announces Putin will come to Turkey, but gives no timeframe.
The 16th-century Zeyrek Cinili Hammam, commissioned by corsair-turned-admiral Barbarossa and built by imperial architect Sinan, has found second life after surviving fires, earthquakes and suspicious sultans who feared hammams could be hotbeds of rebellion.
The punch delivered by a former ally of Erdogan to an elite referee opens Pandora's box on violence in sports, but despite condemnations, few expect lasting change.
By: Nazlan Ertan
Turkey’s television series and films, once heralded as Turkey’s top exports and a symbol of its soft power abroad, have become a political battlefield at home throughout 2023.
Scars of the quake that killed 53,000 people and displaced millions run deep, and the road to restoration is fraught with political bickering.
By: Nazlan Ertan, Alp Galip
Northern Cyprus seeks to tighten its laws on real estate purchases to foreigners amid allegations of Russian black money, Zionist plots and encouragement from Ankara.
Located in Europe's last divided city, a bookshop in Nicosia, Cyprus, has been weathering volatility since its inception in 1937.
By: Nazlan Ertan
As a new museum in Ankara pays homage to motherhood, the mothers of the country remain a fractured group, divided by political lines and economic woes
Ankara remains cautious in the face of a tight US presidential race, aware that the election outcome could reshape cooperation on key issues like defense, Israel and Syria.
We take a thematic turn in this week’s newsletter, delving into migration, belonging and the idea of feeling at home.
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