Middle East
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Turkey restores diplomatic relations with Israel after President Obama secures surprise apology for 2010 commando raid to enforce Gaza blockade
in IsraelTurkey restores diplomatic relations with Israel after President Obama secures surprise apology for 2010 commando raid to enforce Gaza blockade Prime Minister Benjamin Nethanyahu personally […]
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Obama says timing was right for Israel, Turkey to start restoring normal relations
in IsraelBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AMMAN, Jordan – President Barack Obama says the timing on his trip to Israel was right for Turkey and Israel to […]
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Israel Apologises For Gaza Flotilla Raid
in IsraelAccording to Sky news The Israeli Prime Minister has apologized for a raid on a Gaza flotilla which resulted in the deaths of nine Turkish activists. Benjamin […]
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Belgium or Iran, Where’s The Nuclear Threat? Europe’s Five “Undeclared Nuclear Weapons States”
Are Turkey, Germany, Belgium, The Netherlands and Italy Nuclear Powers? By Prof Michel Chossudovsky Region: Europe Theme: Militarization and WMD, US NATO War Agenda In-depth Report: Nuclear War [This article […]
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Turkey’s Erdoğan and the Zenith of Hypocrisy
in IsraelBy Steven Simpson Turkey’s Islamist prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, is once again engaging in his favorite political pastime – Israel-bashing. Late last month at a U.N. convention […]
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Iran Cautious of Turkey’s Kurdish Approach
in IranBy: Bayram Sinkaya Translated from ORSAM (Turkey). ORİJİNAL YAZIYI TÜRKÇE OKUYABİLİRSİNİZ For some time Turkey has been searching for ways to solve its Kurdish issue […]
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Turkey restores diplomatic relations with Israel after President Obama secures surprise apology for 2010 commando raid to enforce Gaza blockade
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Obama says timing was right for Israel, Turkey to start restoring normal relations
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Israel Apologises For Gaza Flotilla Raid
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Belgium or Iran, Where’s The Nuclear Threat? Europe’s Five “Undeclared Nuclear Weapons States”
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Turkey’s Erdoğan and the Zenith of Hypocrisy
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Iran Cautious of Turkey’s Kurdish Approach