Foreign Policy (blog) | Turkey Threatens US Forces in Syria, as Putin Presses for Safe Zones Foreign Policy (blog) A top aide to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hinted Wednesday that U.S. commandos in northern Syria could be targeted by Turkish rockets if they continue to work with Kurdish fighters along the border with Turkey. The comments by Ilnur Cevik, ... Turkey threatens to strike U.S. forces partnered with Kurdish militias in Syria Analysis: ISIS and the US warning to Turkey against attacking Syrian Kurds Uncanny communitarianism: a key to understanding pre- and post-referendum Turkey |
CNN | Putin: Russia, Turkey support Syria 'de-escalation zones' CNN (CNN) Russia and Turkey are in favor of creating "de-escalation" zones in Syria in order to "cement" a ceasefire in the country, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday at a joint press conference with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Putin: Russia-Turkey recovery process 'complete' Merkel Says Europe Should Not Simply Push Turkey Away Putin says Russia's relations with Turkey have fully recovered |
DefenseNews.com | Turkey in 'final phase' of secretive Saudi export deal DefenseNews.com Turkey and Saudi Arabia discussed defense industry cooperation at a top-level meeting in the Saudi capital at the end of 2015 during Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's state visit to Saudi Arabia. Erdogan said that the most important steps Turkey ... |
Russia's Putin Seeks Syria 'Safe Zones' After Talks With Turkey, US Wall Street Journal (subscription) MOSCOW—Russian President Vladimir Putin called Wednesday for the creation of so-called “safe zones” in Syria following talks with U.S. President Donald Trump and his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a move aimed at strengthening the fragile ... |
Independent Online | Turkey inflation may have peaked Independent Online Ankara - Turkey's core inflation eased in April, suggesting that consumer price gains may have peaked even as the headline rate rose to the highest since 2008. Annual core inflation, which strips out the impact of volatile items such as food, slowed to ... Turkey will see single-digit inflation, says minister Surprise Core Drop Suggests Turkey Inflation May Have Peaked ... Turkey's annual inflation nears 12 pct in April, at 8-year high - Nasdaq |
Washington Post | Here's what Peru can teach Turkey about presidential power grabs Washington Post Last month, Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan won a constitutional referendum to enhance the powers of the presidency, leading most observers to believe that he will now be able to govern Turkey without any challenges in the foreseeable future. Turkey stands at the crossroads of history Turkey's EU dream is over, for now, top official says Post-referendum, what's next for Turkey's EU bid? |
The Independent | CCTV shows school principal being 'abducted' as post-coup crackdown in Turkey spreads to Malaysia The Independent A school principal has disappeared in the latest in a string of international arrests allegedly ordered by Turkey in a post-coup crackdown that has seen more than 100,000 people detained. Turgay Karaman was on his way to a meeting with lawyers when he ... Fears grow Turks held in Malaysia may face unfair trial or torture at home Duo face torture if sent back to Turkey, rights body tells Malaysia |
Military Times | Russia, Turkey agree to support safe-zones in Syria Military Times BEIRUT — The presidents of Russia and Turkey said on Wednesday they support the creation of safe-zones in war-torn Syria as a delegation of Syrian rebels walked out of cease-fire talks with the Damascus government underway in Kazakhstan, citing ... The Latest: Turkey looks to strengthen Syria cease-fire |
TIME | World Press Freedom Day 2017: Remember Turkey's Cartoonists ... TIME Cartoonists have become emblematic of the struggle for the right to freedom of expression — and in Erdogan's Turkey, they're under attack. |
Al-Monitor | More Kurds forced out of ancient Sur in southeast Turkey Al-Monitor DIYARBAKIR, Turkey — In a narrow street in Diyarbakir's ancient district of Sur, a young Kurdish boy grips a tiny fish bowl, his eyes moving between it and the commotion around. The single goldfish in the bowl must be his most precious belonging, one ... |