Voice of America | Kurdish Gains in Syria Rattle Turkey Voice of America CEYLANPINAR, Turkey — Kurds in the north of Syria say they have taken control of most of the region's major towns and cities from government forces. Turkey fears the twin threats of the Syrian civil conflict spilling over the frontier along with a ... Explosion in Turkey shuts down pipeline carrying oil from Iraq Kurdish rebels attack troops in Turkey, 19 dead Pipeline blast stops Iraq oil flow to Turkey |
Northland's NewsCenter | US women's volleyball beats Turkey in straight sets Chicago Tribune LONDON — Across the board, from coaches to players, the U.S. women's volleyball team said resting starters or taking a look at different playing combinations was never a consideration Sunday night. That, despite already having clinched a quarterfinals ... Lindsey Berg injured in US rout Olympics update: US defeats Turkey despite Berg's injury US women defeat Turkey in volleyball |
USA TODAY (blog) | Obama's baseball bat draws criticism in Turkey USA TODAY (blog) Whoever thought a baseball bat would cause a diplomatic flap? Lawmakers in Turkey are criticizing President Obama over a recent White House photo showing him on the phone with Turkish Prime Minister Recip Tayyip Erdogan while holding a baseball bat. Obama baseball bat photo draws fire from parties in Turkey Turkey upset over photo showing Obama holding a baseball bat while talking to ... Turkey's fury at 'insulting' picture of Obama holding baseball bat as he talks ... |
The National | Turkey's Antakya a refuge for Syrians The National ANTAKYA, TUKREY // Before the uprising against the government of the Syrian president, Bashar Al Assad, hundreds of carloads of shoppers used to cross the border each weekend to shop in the sprawling bazaar of the ancient Turkish city of Antakya, also ... |
Christians, Muslims and even a 'vegan turkey' seek converts at London 2012 NBCNews.com LONDON — As hundreds of Olympics fans milled around them, an Italian dressed in a turkey costume stood debating the rights and wrongs of eating meat with a man wearing a sports-themed T-shirt proclaiming he was a member of "Team Islam." With tens of ... |
Report: Syrian astronaut flees to Turkey Washington Post ANKARA, Turkey — Syria's first man in space has fled to Turkey and joined opposition forces fighting President Bashar Assad's regime, the latest in a string of high-ranking defections from the conflict-stricken country, Turkey's state-run news agency ... |
Turkey-Israel ties expected on Clinton's agenda Jerusalem Post US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is expected to visit Istanbul on Saturday for talks with Turkish leaders that will focus on the situation in Syria, but are also expected to touch on Israeli-Turkish relations. The US has long been pressing its two ... |
Turkey's Two-Week Offensive Kills 115 Kurdish Rebels Wall Street Journal ANKARA, Turkey—Turkey's security forces have killed as many as 115 Kurdish rebels during a major security offensive over the past two weeks, the country's interior minister said Sunday. Idris Naim Sahin said the rebels were killed in an airpower ... |
TIME | How the Kurds Have Changed Turkey's Calculations on Syria TIME For many years, the Kurdish tragedy was poignantly illustrated by the gifts and sweets stuffed through gaps in a barbed-wire fence, the babies held high and the news shared across the closed Syria-Turkey border. Every religious holiday saw thousands of ... |
Long War Journal | Lawyer who defended suspected al Qaeda militants in Turkey killed in Aleppo Long War Journal Osman Karahan, publicly known as the lawyer defending al Qaeda members in Turkey, has been killed in Aleppo, Syria. Turkish jihadist websites announced his "martyrdom" today, saying it had taken place three days earlier, on Aug. 3. Karahan's death was ... |