Foreign Ministry

Turkey to move troops from Mosul after Obama's appeal

Turkey has announced its decision to continue to remove its troops from the Bashiqa camp near Mosul after nearly 10 days of tension with the Iraqi government and upon insistent appeals from Washington, which included a phone call from U.S. President Barack Obama to his Turkish counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdo?an.
 

ND leadership countdown: voting centers have opened

The voting centers for the conservative main opposition New Democracy (ND) party opened at 7 a.m. on Sunday and will close at 7 p.m. before election results are announced after 11 p.m. The electoral process for the selection of a new leader is as it was on Sunday, November 22, when technical problems postponed the procedure.

Turkish experts, former diplomats warn against repercussions of 'sectarian' anti-terror alliance

A number of veteran experts and former diplomats have cautioned against Turkey's participation in a 34-state Islamic military alliance that consists solely of Sunni states to fight terrorism, saying that forming of such a Sunni bloc would trigger more sectarian divide in the region.

Russian jokes turn sour as the 'tomato effect' hits the Aegean

?zmir's keyboard-happy online youth treat the Russian crisis as a joke, but Izmir's producers of fruit and vegetables, worry that the crisis is far too costly to be a laughing matterThe air is heavy with the smell of milk, vanilla and coffee. The strange marriage of wrought iron dominates the decorations. The coffee-counter sports strange flasks that should belong in a lab.

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