The Nation. | Turkey's New Constitutional Crisis Could End the Rule of Law The Nation. The crisis began when Turkey's Constitutional Court ruled on January 11 that two journalists being tried on terrorism charges relating to the 2016 coup attempt must be released pending a verdict. Since then, five different lower courts have failed to ... |
New York Times | Turkey and US relations at a tough spot Ahval Relations between the United States and Turkey, the nations with the two biggest armies in NATO, are "at a tough spot", a senior U.S. official said. U.S. State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert opened her press conference on Tuesday with stern ... On Northern Syria Front Line, US and Turkey Head Into Tense Face-off Iran's Rouhani urges Turkey to halt Afrin operation France's Foreign Minister: Turkey, Iran Are Violating International Law in Syria |
Voice of America | Kurds: Turkey Shelling Closes Schools for 40000 Students in Northern Syria Voice of America Kurds in northern Syria say Turkish bombings have barred more than 40,000 students from education as local officials in Afrin shut down schools following airstrikes in the city's countryside. "We regrettably have decided to halt the second term of the ... Syrian rebels seek relevance by joining Turkey's offensive European Parliament condemns Turkey's crackdown on Afrin critics Manbij "extraordinarily dangerous and volatile" - Turkey expert Reynolds |
Financial Times | Turkey welcomes EU's latest strategy for Balkans Financial Times Sir, Regarding your editorial “The EU seeks to regain influence in the Balkans” (February 7): you state that “if the EU steps back, others — Russia and Turkey — are ready to fill the gap”. Please let us know what gap you are talking about. This kind ... |
Turkey's broadcasting watchdog to monitor online content under draft law Reuters ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will expand the powers of its radio and television watchdog to include overseeing online content providers, under a draft law submitted to parliament on Thursday which the main opposition party said amounted to digital ... |
Ahval | Turkey extends military deployment near Yemen Ahval The Turkish Parliament has extended the deployment of its forces in the Gulf of Aden, Somalia and the Red Sea for one more year, the Middle East Monitor reported . Yemen is currently enduring a civil war which erupted in September 2014, when Houthi ... |
Haaretz | Defying Turkey, Top US General in Syria Vows to Continue Support for the Kurds Haaretz The U.S.-backed opposition Syrian Democratic Forces, led mainly by a Syrian Kurdish militia which Turkey is now fighting in Syria, liberated the town of Manbij from the Islamic State group in 2016. Manbij was hailed as an early success story in the ... |
EURACTIV | Rights watchdog to visit Turkey over rule of law - EUobserver EUobserver The head of the human rights watchdog Council of Europe, Thorbjorn Jagland, is going to Turkey next week amid a proposed roadmap from Ankara to fastrack EU-required reforms, in order to lift visa restrictions on Turks. But his visit, the third to ... Turkey to press for visa-free travel at Varna summit Turkey told to lift its state of emergency by MEPs Turkey pledges to change terror law to win EU visas |
Swedish parliament demands withdrawal of ambassador from Turkey Ahval Members of the Swedish Parliament on Tuesday have demanded that their government withdraws its ambassador from Ankara in protest at the ongoing Turkish military offensive on Syria's Afrin. Sweden's foreign minister, Margot Wallström, and members of ... |
BBC News | Turkey and US lock heads as relations reach new low - BBC News BBC News Nato allies Turkey and the US are quarrelling over Syria and other issues, Mark Lowen reports. |