Deported from Turkey, Syrians Return to Unfamiliar Country
Turkish officials have rounded up thousands of Syrian refugees in recent weeks, deporting many back to still-dangerous areas in Syria ...
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Turkey Reportedly Deports Hundreds of Syrian Refugees in Migrant Crackdown
A coalition of Syrian NGOs said Monday that more than 600 Syrians - mostly with protection permits issued in other ...
‘Credible Evidence’ Linking Saudi Crown Prince to Khashoggi Murder: UN Expert
The expert urged the U.N. Secretary General to launch an official criminal investigation into the case, which would make it ...
Trump to Sanction Allies Over Iran Oil, Causing New Friction
The US will start imposing sanctions on friends such as India that buy Iranian oil, in its latest aggressive step ...
Trump’s Golan U-Turn Shows Contempt for Intl. Law: Syria, Allies
Syria was joined by other countries, including Turkey, Russia, and Germany, in condemning the move.
Khashoggi Murder ‘Planned and Perpetrated’ by Saudi Officials: UN Expert
A United Nations rapporteur probing the murder in Turkey of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi said Thursday the killing was planned ...
Trump, Erdogan Vow to Avoid Syria Power Vacuum After US Forces Leave
Donald Trump and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan agreed Sunday to prevent a power vacuum in Syria after U.S. ground ...
US Has No Clear Syria Strategy, But Trump Makes Bad Situation Worse
The US didn’t have a clear strategy in Syria to begin with. It never had. But with his decision to ...
Saudi Arabia Acknowledges Khashoggi Murder ‘Premeditated’
After first insisting Khashoggi left the consulate unharmed, Saudi authorities said he was killed during an argument that degenerated into ...
Turkey: Khashoggi Murder in Saudi Consulate ‘Savagely Planned’
Turkey said that the murder of Jamal Khashoggi inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul was "savagely planned," vowing nothing would ...
Kurds and Turkish-Cypriots: Shared Destiny, Common Struggle
There is an undoubted solidarity between the Kurds and Cypriots built on hundreds of years of Turkish discrimination and oppression. ...
Trump Administration Refuses to Blame Saudis as New Khashoggi Claims Emerge
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo declared he did not want "to talk about any of the facts," while President Donald ...
Aid Groups Worried as Deadline Looms for Syria’s Idlib
International aid groups working in Idlib warned that failure to implement the deal could spark renewed violence and trigger mass ...
Syria’s Neighbors Fear Humanitarian Catastrophe as Assad Moves to Regain Idlib
Syria's neighboring states will do their best to offer new refugees the support they need but their capacity to provide ...
Turkey’s Opposition to Reveal Erdogan’s Challenger on Friday
Turkey's main opposition party will later this week announce its candidate to challenge President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in June 24 ...
Armenia’s Velvet Revolution: Implications for US Foreign Policy in the South Caucasus
The direction of foreign policy in Armenia is ambiguous as a result of the recent mobilization of Armenian civil society ...
Turkey’s Erdogan: Tension Easing in Russia-US Row on Syria
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan Friday said Russia-U.S. tensions over Syria appeared to be easing, after Moscow and Washington traded ...
Putin Opens Nuclear Plant in Turkey, Vows Faster Arms Delivery
Russian President Vladimir Putin launched the construction of Turkey's first nuclear power station on Tuesday and vowed to accelerate the ...
Turkey Accuses Israel of ‘Disproportionate’ Use of Force in Gaza
Turkey accused Israel of using "disproportionate force" against the Palestinians as clashes in Gaza near the Israeli border left at ...
UN: Rights of ‘Hundreds of Thousands’ Abused in Turkey
The protracted state of emergency in Turkey has caused serious human rights abuses against "hundreds of thousands of people."
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