Iraq Unwilling to Resume Crude Exports From Kurdistan to Turkey
It is easy to lose sight of the wood for the trees sometimes in the complex world of global oil....
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Syria Gives Green Light to UN to Keep Two Crossings From Turkey to Rebel-Held Northwest Open for Aid
UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations announced late Tuesday that an agreement had been reached with Syria to reopen the...
UK and Turkey Strike New Deal to ‘Disrupt and Dismantle’ Smuggling Gangs
The UK and Turkey have struck a new deal to address the surge in illegal migration, which will focus on...
In First Foreign Policy Speech, Turkey’s FM Asks NATO to Be ‘Considerate,’ Slams PKK
ANKARA — Articulating his foreign policy vision for the first time since he took over the office, Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan...
Several Injured as Blast Hits Grain Silos at Turkey’s Derince Port
At least 12 people have been injured when an explosion rocked grain silos near the port of Derince in western...
Economic Turmoil and Spiraling Prices: Just How Bad is Poverty in Turkey?
The Turkish economy was a success story of the 21st century, but now things aren't so rosy. Three months behind...
Erdogan and MBS are squeezing America out of the Middle East
Turkey’s veteran President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and Saudi Arabia’s still youthful Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Sultan (MbS) make an odd...
In Turkey visit, Jordan’s FM says Ankara, Amman on same page on Syrians
Following his visit to Damascus earlier this week, on Tuesday Jordan’s Ayman Safadi became the first foreign minister to be...
Erdogan Claims Victory in Presidential Election
Turkish President says voters have given him the responsibility to rule for the next five years as final official results...
Iraq: Turkish Airlines Ends Flights to Sulaymaniyah in Protest at Alleged PKK Ties
Turkish Airlines has suspended its flights to Iraqi Kurdistan’s Sulaymaniyah airport in April as a response to alleged growing ties between the...
