Ahmet Davutoğlu

Davutoğlu reiterate's that Ankara sees establishing security zones and no-fly zones in northern Syria as a must for Turkish participation in the international coalition

Davutoğlu vowed to take tougher measures to avoid street violence by empowering security forces

Prime Minister Davutoğlu accuses Turkey's main opposition leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu of 'treason' over his statements on recent protests and calls on him to 'keep silent'

Mr. Davutoğlu once claimed that he knows Syria and the Middle East polity too well as evinced by the fact, in his words, that 'he traveled to Damascus 62 times and knows the city street by street'

Turkish PM Davutoğlu had a phone conversation with his Iraqi counterpart, Haider al-Abadi, late on Oct. 6 to discuss recent developments

The United States has said its position on the fight against the ISIL has not changed, hours after Turkish PM Davutoğlu said the operation should target the Syrian regime

President Tayyip Erdoğan seemingly had no doubt about the result of the Oct. 2 vote in Parliament about giving a mandate to the Ahmet Davutoğlu government to get involved in military commitments within the U.S.-led front against the ISIL

Turkey’s top leaders have begun deploying sharper rhetoric against ISIL, with PM Davutoğlu calling them 'barbaric' and President Erdoğan underlining 'the obligation to fight' against them

PM Davutoğlu has called the extremist jihadists barbaric and ignorant and do not represent Islamic civilization whatsoever, in one of the most strongly worded reactions from Ankara against ISIL

PM Davutoğlu has called on Kurdish political groups to “not exploit” the situation on Turkey’s border, criticizing an independent deputy who was photographed throwing a stone at security forces