The Economist | Turkey and Europe The Economist THE fallout from Turkey's relations with Islamic State (IS) knows no end. Its global image is in tatters amid persistent claims of secret dealings with the jihadists, which Turkey denies. Shaky peace talks with the Turkish Kurds are near collapse ... |
The Guardian | For Turkey and US, at odds over Syria, a 60-year alliance shows signs of ... Washington Post ANKARA, Turkey — The increasingly hostile divergence of views between Turkey and the United States over Syria is testing the durability of their 60-year alliance, to the point where some are starting to question whether the two countries still can be ... Peshmerga forces delayed in Turkey en route to fight Isis in Kobani ISIL shells Kobane's border post with Turkey As Syria's War Rages Next Door, Students Violently Clash At Turkey's Oldest ... |
Wall Street Journal | Turkey's Influence in Middle East Ebbs Wall Street Journal ISTANBUL—Not so long ago, a confident Turkey behaved as a natural leader of the Middle East, with friendly Islamist regimes mushrooming amid the rubble of the Arab Spring and its leader, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, mobbed by adulating crowds whenever he ... The White House would be a tiny wing of Turkey's new presidential palace Turkey Finds Out 1 Is the Loneliest Number New presidential palace opens in Turkey |
War on the Rocks | Is NATO membership shackling Turkey? Al-Monitor Turkey's foreign policy and role in the international system have become the subject of growing debate both in local and foreign media over the past two years. The country's NATO membership is inevitably a central topic in the debate. Some argue NATO ... Arthur I. Cyr: Turkey's pivotal role in ISIS battle |
BBC News | Turkey: Polygamous man 'aims for 50 children' BBC News A Turkish man who has 32 children with four different wives has said he is aiming for 50, it's reported. Polygamy is illegal in Turkey, but Halit Tekin has unofficially married three women since tying the knot with his first wife - legally - in 1982 ... |
Syrian regime denounces Turkey for allowing foreign fighters to enter Kobane Washington Post ISTANBUL — Ten Iraqi Kurdish fighters crossed into the embattled Syrian border town of Kobane from Turkey on Thursday, drawing an angry response from the Damascus government, which accused Ankara of violating national sovereignty by allowing ... |
Daily Sabah | One-third of Syrian women in Turkey suffer from loss Daily Sabah Turkey began hosting thousands of war-torn Syrian refugees fleeing the violence of the civil war and has continued with the rise of the ISIS threat in their native land, and the rigors faced by Syrian refugees in the aftermath of their migration ... |
Voice of America | Turkey's Controversial Reform Bill Giving Investors Jitters Voice of America “Now, of course, coup plotting is a very serious charge but in Turkey it's a widely used charge. We have seen it used against a group of football supporters for participating in protests," she said. "So I think increasing the power to seize assets, is ... New purge in Turkey? Government's former ally branded a security threat. [Opinion] In the 'New' Turkey, corruption is a thing of the past! |
New York Times | Reinforcements Enter Besieged Syrian Town via Turkey, Raising Hopes New York Times But the reinforcements were the first Turkey had allowed to cross through into Syria after weeks of tense diplomacy. And Syrian Kurdish officials in Kobani expressed hope that it meant Turkey and the United States were beginning to resolve their ... |
Daily Sabah | Panel discusses Turkey's state-building experience in Somalia Daily Sabah ANKARA — The Ankara-based think tank organization Foundation for Political, Economic and Social Research (SETA) has organized a panel on Thursday with the participation of Somali Ambassador for Turkey Mohamed Mursal Sheikh Abdirahman, Turkish ... |