Assad says some in Turkey think themselves as smart
Syrian President Bashar Assad delivers a speech. AP photoSyrian President Bashar al-Assad evaluated the Turkish government’s policy towards his country
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Casualties at the border ahead of today’s truce deadline for Syria
Turkey steps up its rhetoric against the Syran regime as the clashes spill over Turkey’s border for the first time
Read MoreTurkish government receives criticism back home for its hard line on Syria
The Turkish government may have won Western plaudits for its outspoken criticism of the Syrian regime but it stands accused
Read MoreTurkey and USA agree urgent action needed to prevent humanitarian crisis in Syria
Turkey and the US agree that urgent action needed to prevent a humanitarian crisis in Syria, says Turkish FM, as
Read MoreNumber of Syrian refugees in Hatay sheltering camps rise to 9,200
The number of Syrian refugees in sheltering camps in Hatay has risen from 7,500 to 9,200 in the last 1.5
Read MoreAnkara announces its sanctions on the Syrian regime, including a travel ban and a freeze state assets
Ankara announces its sanctions on the Syrian regime, including a travel ban on 20 businessmen and a freeze on state
Read MoreEU to decide whether Turkey should be included in critical discussion on Syria
The EU faces a litmus test as it must decide whether to include Turkey in a critical discussion on the
Read MoreTurkish FM Davutoğlu: New Arab ultimatum last chance for Syria
A new Arab League ultimatum which gives Syria until later today to agree to accept observers or face sanctions represents
Read MorePM Erdoğan to Assad: His days as leader are numbered
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan warned Syrian President Bashar al-Assad Monday that his days as leader were numbered and
Read MoreTurkish FM: Syrian Leader will pay the price for isolation
The crisis in Syria was the main agenda during the Turkish-Arab Cooperation Forum. Foreign Affairs Minister Davutoğlu states that Syria
Read MoreSyrians would accept intervention by Turkey rather than Western countries
A leader of Syria’s outlawed Muslim Brotherhood said today that the Syrian people would accept military intervention by Turkey, rather
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