Iraq wants oil exported through Turkey
An oil pipeline running from northern Iraq to a port on the Mediterranean Sea was damaged severely
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Six CIS countries to hold joint anti-terrorist drills
CIS special services will hold joint anti-terrorist drills on the territory of six CIS countries, the head of the CIS Anti-Terrorism Center (ATC) Andrey Novikov said at a 11th meeting of the heads of CIS member-countries’ …
Turkey gave US another chance
Normalized ties depend on US keeping promises on the fight against terrorism, Syria policy
Middle East Governments Are Cutting Their Military Budgets
For all the billions of dollars the region has spent on building up its armed forces over recent years, questions remain over just how effective many of them are as fighting forces
Saudi Arabia announces ‘Islamic military alliance’
Experts say it makes no sense
ISIS* remains mortal threat to Middle East
Qatari envoy held negotiations in Washington
Ankara comments on the Syrian National Dialogue Congress in Sochi
Turkey expects all Syria parties to fulfill responsibilities
Iran At Top Of New Regional Order
Syria’s field developments have practically changed regional equilibrium
Turkey warns US over Kurdish militia group
Ankara said YPG fighters were using US-supplied weapons against troops trying to clear the Afrin region
Turkey, German amid normalization process
They intend to cooperate in fight against terrorism
Why is the Afrin situation a threat to Turkey?
Turkey discusses with Russia and the U.S. a possible military operation against the PYD/PKK near Afrin, Syria, as Ankara considers them to be terrorist organizations. Anadolu Agency reports in its article …
Erdoğan accuses US of planning to form 'terror army' in Syria
The US-led coalition said it was working with its Kurdish allies to set up the new border force
Erdogan and Macron understand each other
Turkey’s chance to mend its relations with Europe
Turkey, Iran should work jointly to fight terrorists
The cooperation would stop terrorist organizations to reach their goals in the region
Spain Tries to Turn Back Growing Migrant Tide
Migrants seek to enter the country through its southern coast or its small enclaves in North Africa
Christmas in Iraq
Christians gather to celebrate Christmas in Mosul church for first time since Isis driven out
NATO about to lose Turkey's alliance
The ongoing rift between Turkey and NATO is resulting from the U.S.-led organization ignoring Ankara's concerns on its national security
Iraqi pipeline to send 1M bpd of oil to Turkey
Iraq to construct the Kirkuk-Ceyhan Oil Pipeline
Religion is not main cause of youth radicalization
Within Islamist groups a high proportion only have a superficial commitment to their faith
Turkey-Iran-Qatar entente mocks Saudi-led ‘Arab NATO’
The Turkey-Iran-Qatar alliance resets the balance of forces in the Muslim Middle East by openly challenging Saudi Arabia’s leadership role
