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Iran Hangs Convicted Spy for Israel
Security Official in Tehran Sees ‘Intensifying Intelligence War’ By Thomas Erdbrink Washington Post Foreign Service TEHRAN, Nov. 22 — Iran has executed a man convicted […]
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TURKEY ADJUSTS ITS FOREIGN POLICY TO THE PLANNED U.S. WITHDRAWAL FROM IRAQ
in IraqBy Emrullah Uslu Thursday, November 20, 2008 U.S. and Iraqi officials finally agreed on a withdrawal plan requiring Washington to withdraw its forces within three […]
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Obama Presidency: Perils and Prospects for Turkey
The Obama administration holds both perils and hopes for Turkey, and for U.S.-Turkey relationship. The imponderables abound, and a prudent stance is “wait and see.” But both countries should look forward to a closer partnership in a renewed spirit without the mistakes of the last eight years.
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US better understood Turkey after Sept. 11
in TurkeyTuesday, 04 November 2008 The United States understood Turkey much better after the Cold War and especially after Sept. 11, said Ross Wilson, the U.S. […]
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Israel to begin new UAV deliveries to Turkey
TURKISH DEFENSE MINISTER VECDI GONUL VISITS ISRAEL Saban Kardas Turkey’s Defense Minister Vecdi Gonul visited Israel on October 29 and 30 to expedite the Turkish […]
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Destruction of Turkish Outpost by PKK Leads to Counterterrorism Reforms
in Turkey10/30/2008 – By Emrullah Uslu (from Terrorism Focus, October 30) – The PKK’s October 3 attack on the Aktutun military outpost sparked a controversy over […]
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Iran Hangs Convicted Spy for Israel
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TURKEY ADJUSTS ITS FOREIGN POLICY TO THE PLANNED U.S. WITHDRAWAL FROM IRAQ
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Obama Presidency: Perils and Prospects for Turkey
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US better understood Turkey after Sept. 11
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Israel to begin new UAV deliveries to Turkey
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Destruction of Turkish Outpost by PKK Leads to Counterterrorism Reforms