Afghanistan
Karzai only supports Afghan-led talks: spokesman
Karzai only supports Afghan-led talks: spokesman
What the Salafists Want: Egypt Faces a Hardline Islamic Future
Turkey – Erdoğan blames dictators for bloodshed in Middle East
US-Iran row overshadows Afghan conference
Turkish FM expresses solidarity with Pakistan
Libya’s new rulers offer weapons to Syrian rebels
Libyan Islamist leader detained as tensions grow between rival factions
Iraq, Turkey end bans on flights, open skies to other country’s planes
Turkey seen as door to Syrian “humanitarian corridor”
Police detained 15 suspected al Qaeda operatives during raids at several locations in the city of Konya. Police did not provide further details on the al Qaeda suspects.
Syria’s Muslim Brotherhood open to Turkish ‘role’
Libyan cleric announces new party on lines of ‘moderate’ Islamic democracy
In Syria, growing evidence of armed insurgency
Afghans, Pakistan may use talks to ease tensions: Turks
Mao’s Rockets and the Eastern Afghan Border War, Part I
Contradictory image of Turkey is confusing the Arab world
In its largest deployment in three years, Turkey sent 10,000 troops to the Iraqi border to battle PKK rebels. Saying Kurdish militants posed a “common problem” for Turkey and Iran, the two countries announced plans to cooperate against the Kurdistan PKK and its Iranian wing, the PJAK. Turkey urged Iran and the US to avoid […]
Turkey steps up offensive in Iraq after Kurdish raids
Kurdish rebels in attacked army outposts in southeast Turkey, killing 26 Turkish soldiers. Hours later, Turkey launched an offensive into the Kurdish region in Iraq. Two weeks earlier the Turkish parliament had approved cross border raids and one week earlier Turkey had urged Iraq to crack down on Kurdish rebels.
Iran tells Turkey: change tack or face trouble
Arab Debate Pits Islamists Against Themselves
Turkey’s Elephant in the Room – Religious Freedom
Turkey imposed an arms embargo on Syria and seized a Syrian ship. The United States has agreed in principle to deploy US Predator drones on Turkish soil to aid in the fight against Kurdish separatist rebels.
US to provide drones to Turkey: Erdogan
Turkey seizes Syrian ship with weapons – PM Erdogan
Unlikely alliance in Turkey and Saudi Arabia a mixed blessing for US
G8 meets to cement Arab Spring transition plan
Tumult of Arab Spring Prompts Worries in Washington
Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan has signaled that Turkey could launch a joint operation with Iran against Kurdish militants’ main base in northern Iraq. Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said Turkey does not need the US to mediate its dispute with Israel.
Turkey “may act with Iran against PKK in Iraq”