Middle East
Turkey Strikes Regime Targets In Syria: Military Source
The Turkish military has struck Syrian army positions near Manbij with rockets and artillery fires, Syrian state-run news agency quoted...
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Merkel Tells Erdogan To Stop Making Nazi Comparison
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has asked Turkey to stop making Nazi references, calling it "completely unacceptable" and sought to reconcile...
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Turkish Women Say No to Masculine Culture And One-Man Rule
Across the world, women on Wednesday marked International Women’s Day in a festive mood to vent their frustration with unchanged...
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Trump Aide Met Turkish Officials During Campaign, Admits Lobbying
Gen. Michael T. Flynn was the shortest-lived White House national security adviser ever. He had to resign last month for...
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Officer Claims Turkish Army Chief Was Head Of Coup Junta
Shortly after the failed military coup attempt last summer, the Turkish army chief was in the palace of President Recep...
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US Says 10,000s Arrested Since Turkey Coup With Little Clarity on Evidence
In the United States, it was State Department’s palpable indifference to its own report over the dismal state of human rights...
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German-Turkish Spat A Windfall For Erdogan’s Yes Campaign
While Turks enjoy freedoms and civil liberties in Germany to the fullest extent, they support a leader back at home...
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Erdogan: Germany Must Be Tried For Abetting Terrorism
Turkish president has alleged that arrested reporter Deniz Yucel is a PKK representative and a German spy, claiming that Germany...
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Civil-Military Relations on Edge After Report Over Anxiety In Army
The failed coup attempt led to a strong conviction among many Turks that the military is no longer a threat,...
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Mixed Feelings As Turkey Marks 20th Anniversary of Military Coup
In 1933, Adolf Hitler said his Reich would last for 1,000 years. In 1945, his country was in ruins. In...
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Is Turkey Safe For Foreign Journalists?
It was cold Istanbul night on Feb. 7, 2014, when I left the safe location where I was hiding for...
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Spying On Erdogan’s Critics In Germany Dates Back to 2014, Docs Show
Espionage activities by imams for Turkey in Germany date back as far as 2014, according to documents obtained by The...
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Kurdish Lawmaker Who Lost 12 Relatives In Turkish Airstrike Is Missing
5 years ago, a man on the Turkish-Iraqi border lost 12 of his relatives and family members in a Turkish...
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Fearful of Another Coup, Erdogan Supporters Build Informal Militia
The Turkish president said few days after the failed military coup attempt that he learned about the putsch from his...
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Turkish General Says Superiors Betrayed During Coup Night
25 Turkish officers landed in Marmaris on July 15, 2016, Turkey's Palm Beach, where leaders take a break from their...
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Campaign That Ended Pinochet’s Rule Inspires Turkey’s Naysayers
It is not an easy task to campaign against a change that proponents argue will spawn a better era. In...
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Merkel Avoids Asking Turkey To Release Detained German Reporter
The German chancellor did not ask Turkey to release a German reporter detained in Turkey, hoping to avoid irking Ankara...
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European Rights Defender Urges Turkey To Restore Freedom of Expression
Europe’s top human rights agency has called on Turkey to restore freedom of expression and thought, end crackdown on media...
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Support For Erdogan In Referendum Splits Turkey’s Nationalists
Turkish society is bitterly divided. Polarization cleavage is so deep that it is evident in every walks of life in...
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