Small parties continue to fracture
There are intriguing parallels between resignations from a tiny nationalist party and Turkey's main opposition
To lose one ulusalcı is misfortunate
Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu's ambition to embrace the ulusalcı movement may have failed, but does not mean it can stand up on its own
Turkey’s Kurdish minefields
Some say the conflict in Syria risks destabilising Turkey. In fact, it is already happening.
Two parties, two styles
Both of Turkey's main two political parties haveannounced leadership contests - but with markedly different styles
What’s next?
Erdoğan's elevation to the presidency triggers immediate questions about his succession and how much he will remain involved with it.
Presidential Election 2014 live blogging
James in Turkey will be live blogging text updates Turkey’s 2014 presidential elections throughout Sunday, until the final result becomes clear.
Ekmeleddin’s example
Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu provides an excellent opportunity to rebuild Turkish politics. He will not win this battle, but the war may not be lost
The strategy of Selahattin Demirtaş
The number three candidate for Turkish president has solid left-wing ideas and bounds of optimism. But he won't win, so why is he bothering?
Confused and expensive: the farce of Turkish overseas voting
For the first time, expatriates around the world can vote in a Turkish national election. The vast majority of their votes will be wasted.
With two weeks to go, what do the polls say?
Polls show Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu is failing to produce the Mansur Yavaş effect. That points to a first-round win for the prime minister.