Merve Tahiroglu

Merve Tahiroglu is a Duke University graduate with a degree in International Relations. She is currently interning at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy. She is from Istanbul, Turkey - born and raised.

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One Thing Major Media Hid From You During the Debate on Syria

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Turkey's New Headscarf Law Exposes Secularists to Be Naive Or Paranoid

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The One Thing Everyone is Forgetting About Syria's Refugees

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The U.S. is Trusting Turkey to Battle Terrorism, But Here's Why That's a Huge Mistake

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Hassan Rouhani UN Speech: Why it Could Be a Big Chance For Jews in Iran

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Al-Qaeda in Syria is a Serious Threat — What Can the U.S. Do?

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The Syria Gas Attack Was Bad — But It's Not the Worst Thing That's Happened There

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Kosovo is the Model For U.S. War With Syria, Forget About What Happened in Iraq

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The Egypt Riots Look Bad — But They've Got More Support Than You Think

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Middle Eastern Peace Talks May Work This Time — Here's Why

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Turkish Media is Biased, and Not Just Towards Erdogan

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Turkey is the World's 4th Biggest Donor Of Aid — So Why Can't it Save Itself?

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Why Middle Eastern Leaders Love to Hate On the U.S.

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As the Middle East is Wracked By Riots, is There Still Hope For Democracy?

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Taksim Square Protest: Turkey Isn't Egypt Or Libya, and Occupy Gezi Isn't the Arab Spring