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Pinar Tremblay

Pinar Tremblay

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Columnist, Al-Monitor

Los Angeles

Biography

Political Scientist, working on syria, yemen and always Turkey.

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cultural issues human rights violations, women mostly quite fun issues from polygamy to culinary delights, Religion, controversial issuesturkey: security

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Total articles 440

  • Can Erdogan pull up his sagging support?

    By Pinar Tremblay, Alexandra Vardi| Al-Monitor Verified October 24, 2022 Turkey is facing one of its worst financial crises, yet a majority of Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan supporters still revere him. Surveys by prominent Turkish pollster Metropoll Research shows approval rating for Erdogan’s management of the economy increased by 16 percentage points, from 20% in April to 36%. The number of those who believed that the economy was managed poorly also fell by 15 percentage points to 62%.

    By Pinar Tremblay, Alexandra Vardi · Al-Monitor

    Oct. 24, 2022

  • Turkish imam loses his job over lyrics criticizing government

    By Pinar Tremblay| Al-Monitor Verified October 13, 2022 Turkey’s official religious body demoted an imam over a protest song he wrote and sang, in a move critics say is another indication of the government’s increasingly blatant intolerance of any sort of criticism ahead of parliamentary and presidential elections. “They see there is bribing — still they don't say anything.

    By Pinar Tremblay · Al-Monitor

    Oct. 13, 2022

  • Iranian protests put Turkish government in tight spot

    By Pinar Tremblay, Ben Simon, Stuart Williams Verified| Al-Monitor Verified October 6, 2022 As protests over the death of Iranian citizen Mahsa Amini, an ethnic Kurd, at the hands of Iran’s notorious morality police reverberate across the globe, the Turkish government has been strikingly silent on the matter — unlike its Western counterparts. While the protests were largely covered by Turkey’s independent media outlets, they were mostly downplayed by pro-government media groups. Is it possible that the protests have actually escaped the Turkish government's radar?

    By Pinar Tremblay, Ben Simon, Stuart Williams Verified · Al-Monitor

    Oct. 06, 2022

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Al-Monitor

AL-Monitor is a media service established in 2012 by Jamal Daniel, based in Washington, D.C. It operates as a global newsroom with a network of over 160 authors and analysts dedicated to enhancing understanding of the Middle East. The company aims to connect the region with the international community through comprehensive reporting and analysis. The platform offers multilingual content in English, Arabic, Farsi, Turkish, Hebrew, and Mandarin Chinese. It features sections like "Iraq Pulse," "Turkey Pulse," "Lebanon Pulse," "Israel Pulse," and "Palestine Pulse," providing in-depth coverage of regional issues. AL-Monitor publishes both original articles and translated content from various publications, supported by insights from experienced journalists and regional experts. Its audience includes influential decision-makers, media outlets, and individuals seeking a deeper understanding of Middle Eastern affairs. The company has received multiple awards for its impactful journalism and is frequently cited by major news organizations.

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