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Turkey transfers humanitarian aid to Gaza through air corridor
Turkeyâs disaster agency has transferred humanitarian aid to Palestinians in the Gaza Strip through an air corridor, a written statement from the Disaster and Emergency Management Directorate (AFAD) said on Aug. 21
What if Turkey spied on the Germans?
Perhaps there is nothing abnormal in one countryâs intelligence agency spying on the top executives of another country to gather sensitive economic, political and, of course, military data that might be used in an economic, political or - God forbid - military confrontation.
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Turkey condemned to learning the hard way
The international credit ratings agency Moodyâs said in statement released on Aug. 15 that the election of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip ErdoÄan as president âis unlikely to resolve Turkeyâs key economic and institutional credit challenges because of ongoing domestic political tension and uncertainty that will prevail at least through the next parliamentary elections.â
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Yazidis start to settle in camp built by Turkey’s disaster agency
Yazidis fleeing their hometown of Sinjar after it was attacked by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) have started to settle in a camp established by Turkeyâs disaster agency in the Zakho region of Northern Iraq.
Turkish gov’t mulls direct talks with PKK militants on Iraq's Mount Kandil
Despite violence in Lice, officials in Ankara suggest Turkey could push the peace process ahead by talking to top PKK cadres A senior Turkish government official has hinted that the countryâs intelligence organization could engage in direct talks with the Kurdistan Workersâ Partyâs (PKK) top cadres on Mt. Kandil in northern Iraq to boost the ongoing Kurdish resolution process.
Turkish gov’t mulls direct talks with PKK militants in Kandil
Despite violence in Lice, officials in Ankara suggest Turkey could push the peace process ahead by talking to top PKK cadres A senior Turkish government official has hinted that the countryâs intelligence organization could engage in direct talks with the Kurdistan Workersâ Partyâs (PKK) top cadres on Mt. Kandil in northern Iraq to boost the ongoing Kurdish resolution process.
Turkish main opposition leadership race heats up
The race for the leadership of Turkeyâs main opposition party has become wide open, with a leading dissident stating she will run against its leader at the upcoming party convention and the current leader promising a new vision for the party.
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Intelligence chiefs of Turkey, Germany to meet over spying report
Turkeyâs Foreign Minister Ahmet DavutoÄlu called his German counterpart, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, late Aug. 18 to personally express his governmentâs anger after media reports claimed Germanyâs intelligence agency had spied on Turkey, its NATO ally.
Iran to boost gas exports to Turkey
Iran plans to increase its gas exports to Turkey by bolstering its gas pressure facilities in Tabriz, Tehranâs official news agency IRNA reported on Aug. 16.
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Is Kurdish independence out of the loop?
It was June when Kurds came closest to gaining their dream of independence. Northern Iraqi Kurds captured the oil-rich Kirkuk following the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levantâs (ISIL) assault on Mosul on June 10. Following this, the President of Iraqi Kurdistan, Masoud Barzani, declared they would hold an independence referendum soon.
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