Serkan Golge, an American caught up in increasingly fraught Turkish-U.S. relations, arrived with his family in Washington after nearly four years of imprisonment and house arrest.
Will the U.S. Pushback on Turkey For Bombing Iraqi Kurdistan?
Congressional pressure is building to reprimand Turkey for its military campaign against Kurdish militants in northern Iraq. The Turkish military is carrying out two offensives—Operation Claw-Eagle …
Turkey gears up for tougher challenge in Libya as conflict heats up
Despite cease-fire calls in Libya, Turkey and its allies might be readying for a push toward the strategically important areas of Sirte and al-Jufra next month.
Macron condemns Turkey’s ‘criminal’ actions in Libya
French President Emmanuel Macron lashed out Monday against Turkey’s “criminal” responsibility in Libya. Speaking during a visit to Germany, Macron strongly condemned Turkey’s actions in Libya as …
US could buy Turkey’s Russian-made S-400 under Senate proposal
The U.S. would be able to buy Turkey’s Russian-made S-400 air defense system under legislation proposed in the Senate last week.
Red Cross/Crescent says LGBT tweet by its Turkey head is ‘offensive’
The global Red Cross and Red Crescent network said on Monday that comments about the LGBT+ community by one of its vice-presidents, who also heads its Turkish unit, were “wrong and offensive”.
Leaders of Turkey and Greece discuss COVID fallout in rare call
Mitsotakis and Erdogan addressed ways of handling the effects of the coronavirus outbreak, the reopening of borders and the re-establishment of tourist flows, a statement from Mitsotakis’s office said …
West must expose Qatar and Turkey’s campaign of lies
Aside from their lack of education, many western journalists, channels, international newspapers, and websites are bankrolled by either Qatar – who despite being one from the Gulf has chosen to fly …
Protestant pastors fear deportation from Turkey
Tensions have been growing between the Turkish government and the country’s Christian community. Religious freedom is in jeopardy, as the Subasigüller case illustrates.
Enes Kanter believes speaking out about Turkey helped free his father there
Celtics center Enes Kanter can’t recall the last conversation he had with his father. “Man,” he said, trying to think back. “I have no idea. I don’t even remember.” Kanter is optimistic that will soon …