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US Justice Department to send delegation to Turkey next week over Gülen’s extradition The U.S. Justice Department will send a

Western World concerned about developments in Turkey after coup attempt

Following the failed coup attempt on July 15th 2016 and the measures taken by the AK PARTY government have been

After the decision to restore broken ties between Russia and Turkey, Putin and Erdoğan have agreed to meet in the

Turkey has harshly criticized the USA regarding images of U.S. ground troops wearing YPG insignias in the Raqqa operation. Referring

Some believe that Turkey has recently been losing altitude in terms of the respect it has earned throughout decades on

In an analysis of the terrifying Syrian conflict still unsolved, it could be interesting to have the answer to the

German Chancellor Angela Merkel & top EU officials visit Nizip refugee camp in near Syrian border As planned earlier Nizip

United States spokesperson expresses concern once again on press freedom in Turkey The attitude of the administration in Turkey towards

Turkey and Saudi Arabia certainly have a strong common history from many years ago. When the Ottoman Empire was the

No one can say the relations between Russia and Turkey have been particularly favorable throughout history. In fact the two

Turkey being a prominent country with over 90 percent population of Islam religion has started hosting an important event for