Imdat Oner

Erdogan’s Venezuela adventure turns into another bargaining chip

Imdat Oner | December 7, 2018

Turkey’s recent flirtations with Venezuela as the U.S. tries to isolate the rogue government is another example of Erdogan’s tactic of trying to gain ...
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Venezuela’s opposition wrote its own obituary

Imdat Oner | October 12, 2018

The hardline discourse and policies of the Venezuelan opposition’s radical wing have escalated the incentive for the Maduro regime to tighten its grip on power.
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Latin America is facing its worst refugee crisis in its history. Will it repeat the EU’s mistakes regarding Syrian refugees?

Imdat Oner | September 20, 2018

Host countries should come to terms with the possibility that many displaced Venezuelans aren’t going anywhere anytime soon. Long-term economic and social ...
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Gold Finger: Venezuela’s gold transactions with Turkey may point to another sign of growing Russian influence

Imdat Oner | August 22, 2018

Russian attempts to create a potential alternative global alliance may explain the increasingly strange relationship between Turkey and Venezuela.
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The authoritarians’ playbook: Failed attacks provide excuses for repression

Imdat Oner | August 9, 2018

The failed assassination attempt will be a pretext for the Venezuelan government to distract international and national public attention from the crisis ...
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