How an exiled mafia boss became the center of Turkish politics
An ultranationalist mafia boss, Sedat Peker, who had connections with the ruling elite for decades, now wages war against top officials with his camera and tripod from abroad.
Pinar Tremblay | Turkey | May 19, 2021
An empty section of the highway connecting the northern Syrian city of Aleppo with the capital, Damascus, is seen Feb. 15, 2020, in an area formerly held by rebel fighters about 20 kilometers (12 miles) from Aleppo, with an old Al-Nusra Front billboard on the side of the road. The sign shows the group's former flag in Arabic beneath the Islamic Shahada (creed stating a belief in one god and the acceptance that Muhammad was God's prophet).
