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German Ambassador Visits Imprisoned Citizens In Turkey
German Ambassador Martin Erdmann visited journalist Deniz Yucel and human rights activist Peter Steudtner in Istanbul, Turkey where they are jailed on...
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Trump Undermines Afghan Security by Fueling Indo-Pakistani Rivalry
The doctrine referred to by national security scholars as "strategic depth" is the driving force behind why Islamabad supports extremist...
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Turkey’s Latest Red Notice Highlights Abuse of Interpol System
On Saturday, a Turkish-German writer found himself detained by the Spanish police. What landed him in custody was a "red...
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Russian Defense Minister Says Syrian Civil War ‘Practically’ Over
Russia's Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said on Wednesday that the civil war in Syria is all but over. The minister...
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Iran, Turkey Face Daunting Task In Military Cooperation
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan revealed on Monday that Turkey and Iran discussed joint military action against Kurdish insurgent groups, PKK and PJAK. His...
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Despite US Sanctions, Iran Unlikely To Abandon 2015 Nuclear Deal
Speaking to the Iranian parliament, the Majles, on August 15, President Hassan Rouhani said the latest round of U.S. sanctions...
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Merkel: Turkey Abuses Interpol System
When a German-Turkish writer was detained in Madrid on Saturday on an Interpol red notice issued by Ankara, it marked...
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Mattis to Visit Ukraine Amid Reports of Potential Defense Deals
U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis will conduct his first official visit to Ukraine on Thursday amid reports that Washington has...
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Erdogan Urges German Turks To Vote Against Merkel
In an unprecedented call, Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has urged Turks in Germany to vote against Chancellor Angela Merkel...
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Turkish Court Rules to Keep 10 Reporters in Prison; Two Released
Istanbul court decided to keep 10 reporters in jail in a major media trial in Istanbul, while released two journalists,...
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US Seeks To Reengage With Central Asia To Address Afghan Crisis
Central Asia is in the middle of a major geopolitical shift: China is spreading its influence over the region that...
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Only One Newspaper Covers Trial of 13 Journalists in Istanbul
At least 13 journalists appeared at a court hearing on Tuesday in one of a series of media trials in...
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Philippines’ War on Drugs Leaves 60 Dead in 3 Days
Police raids in Manila, the capital of the Philippines, on Wednesday night left at least 28 people dead, local authorities...
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Minister Slams Germany Over Shaping EU Policy Against Turkey
Turkey's EU minister and chief negotiator sharply criticized Germany over what it says influencing, and even shaping, EU policy toward...
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At Least 13 Killed As Van Plows Into Crowd In Barcelona
At least 13 people have been killed when a van driven by a suspect of Moroccan origin slammed into pedestrians...
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Hong Kong’s Pro-Democracy Student Leaders Imprisoned
Three student leaders of Hong Kong's so-called Umbrella Movement that rattled the island nation three years ago, including Joshua Wong,...
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Kurds Form New Force In Syria Against Turkey
As Turkey contemplates to widen its military endeavor in northern Syria to keep Kurdish expansion in check, Syrian Kurds moved...
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In First Since 1979, NATO Member Turkey Hosts Iran Army Chief
In a sign that NATO's only Muslim member Turkey is looking to other powers to handle regional matters, Ankara hosted...
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ISIS Fighters Use Drugs to Maintain ‘Murderous Fervor’ in Raqqa Fight
Fighters of the Islamic State are using drugs to keep them alert in the fight for the Syrian city of...
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Yemen’s Cholera Outbreak Clouds Real Threat of Man-Made Starvation
The final death toll from the resurgence of cholera in Yemen in the spring and summer of 2017 has yet...
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