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Turkey blocks the participation of Israel in a NATO summit in May despite calls from NATO allies including the US.

Ankara pushes Moscow to put pressure on Syria

As Ankara pushes Moscow to press on Damascus to adhere to the tenuous cease-fire, Khartoum solicits Turkey’s help on its

The meeting of Masoud Barzani, leader of the Kurdistan Regional Government in Iraq, and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

Turkey lacks staff and fund for regional role Turkey may have significantly boosted its profile in the Middle East over

Gülen charter schools in US lawmakers’ crosshairs The U.S. state of Tennessee has passed a new law limiting the number

Should the Cyprus issue fail to be resolved by July 1st, the day the Greek Cypriots take over the EU

President Abdullah Gul will pay an official visit to the Netherlands on April 16-19 on the occasion of the 400th

Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu returned from China to Ankara yesterday, hours before UN-brokered ceasefire is expected to take effect. Davutoglu

Qualifying the recent fire by Assad’s troops on Syrian refugees trying to cross into Turkey as a “Clear violation of

The Cooperation Council of Turkic Speaking States (CCTS), which was established in 2009 with the overarching aim of promoting cooperation

Ankara increased diplomatic pressure on U.N. Security Council members, urging for further action against Syria as the crisis becomes a