New York Times | Turkey Blames Kurdish Militia for Ankara Attack, Challenging US New York Times BAGHDAD — In blaming a Syrian Kurdish militia supported by the United States for a deadly car bombing in Ankara, Turkey added new urgency on Thursday to a question its president recently posed to the Obama administration: Are you on the side of a ... How Events in Turkey Could Doom the Syrian Cease-Fire Turkey blames Kurdish militants for Ankara bomb; vows reprisals Turkish soldiers die in attack a day after Ankara explosion |
TIME | The Syrian Refugees Trapped Between an Angry Turkey and a Vengeful Assad TIME Yet on the Turkish side of the Bab al-Salama border crossing, less than 36 miles from Aleppo, the gateway linking Syria to Turkey is all but deserted. A long straight road lined with olive groves leads to the crossing from the nearby Turkish town of ... Kurds Warn Turkey of 'Big War' With Russia If Troops Enter Syria Turkey and Saudi Arabia consider Syria intervention Turkey's Syria Challenge |
BBC News | Migrant crisis: EU and Turkey to hold special summit in March BBC News The EU is to hold a special summit with Turkey on the migration crisis in early March, officials have announced. "The EU-Turkey action plan is our priority," European Council President Donald Tusk said after late-night talks at an EU gathering in Brussels. EU plans special refugee summit with Turkey in early March EU to Hold Migration Summit With Turkey in Early March Merkel says EU-Turkey plan is our priority on migration |
EUobserver | Migrant swap deal with Turkey should go on, says Dutch initiator EUobserver The plan, which in the Netherlands bears Samsom's name, is to offer to resettle several hundreds of thousands of people from Turkey into Europe in exchange for Turkey accepting that all asylum seekers entering Greece are sent back. “This solution ... |
The Guardian | Refugee crisis: joint action with Turkey the priority, say Merkel, as summit called The Guardian European Union leaders threw their weight behind efforts to work with Turkey to limit the flow of refugees to Europe, with German chancellor Angela Merkel labelling it a priority in an announcement early on Friday. “The important statement for me today ... |
Kathimerini | Europe ignoring Turkey crackdown in bid for refugee deal, Kurdish party chief says Kathimerini The European Union is turning a blind eye to human rights violations in Turkey in a doomed bid for a solution to its migrant crisis, the leader of Turkey's main Kurdish party told a Greek newspaper Wednesday. "Europe is closing its eyes to the ... |
Haaretz | Russia to Israel: Reservations About Rapprochement Deal With Turkey Haaretz Russia to Israel: Reservations About Rapprochement Deal With Turkey. Since the downing of a Russian jet over Syria, Moscow's ties with Turkey have deteriorated, and the Kremlin is concerned by Turkish influence in Gaza and possible gas ties with Israel. Russia calls Turkey strikes on Syria 'absolute lawlessness': RIA |
The Guardian | Hundreds of armed rebels cross from Turkey into Syria, says monitor The Guardian Alarmed by the Kurds' gains close to its border, Turkey, which supports the groups opposing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, has continued shelling their positions. The UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, warned on Wednesday that escalating military ... Turkey vows to stop Kurdish militia gaining border foothold Turkey wants 'secure line' created 10km within Syria, including Azaz - deputy PM Turkey's sabre-rattling at the Syrian border means the prospect of peace is more distant than ever |
Explosion In Turkey's Capital Kills Dozens NPR A car bomb killed at least 28 people in Turkey's capital Ankara on Wednesday. Turkey's prime minister is blaming Kurdish militants for the attack, which was directed at a Turkish military convoy. STEVE INSKEEP, HOST: The investigation of a bombing in ... |
Toronto Star | Car bomb targets military bus in Turkey, killing at least 28 Toronto Star The Syrian war, meanwhile, is raging along Turkey's southern border. Recent airstrikes by Russian and Syrian forces have prompted tens of thousands of Syrian refugees to flee to Turkey's border. Turkey so far has refused to let them in, despite being ... |