Syria and Turkey
How Turkey’s dangerous course in the Middle East fuels massacres - opinion
Ankara has created, sustained, and directed a well-established network of Islamist proxies.
Syrian army starts training in Turkey, while Ankara gains influence over Damascus gov't - analysis
Turkish charity shop worker allegedly sexually abusing Syrian refugees - BBC
Turkey to send Syria weapons in exchange for greater reach against Kurdish group - report
Turkey-Syria ties in spotlight as Assad meets Putin
Assad had recently said that he saw Russia’s growing role in the world has helpful to maintain a multi-polar world order.
Strengthening the front against Israel: Syria flirts with new Turkey ties - analysis
The Syrian regime wants Ankara to return to the status quo of 2011, before the Syrian revolution and civil war.
Turkey closes border with Syria in response to widespread violence
Anti-Syrian violence has since spread across Turkey, with incidents taking place in the provinces of Hatay, Gaziantep, Konya, and Bursa, as well as in an Istanbul district.
Iran's President Raisi flies to Turkey for delayed Gaza talks
Iran’s official line is that the visit by Raisi is about economic and commercial issues and the Palestinian issue is only a close second in the discussions.
Turkey steps up strikes on militants as conflict escalates in Syria
Ankara said on Thursday a ground operation into Syria was one option it could consider. Turkey has mounted several previous incursions into northern Syria against the YPG.
Turkey’s airstrikes go beyond ‘anti-terror’ campaign - analysis
Ankara increasingly focuses also on strikes near Sulimaniyeh, a city that is aligned with the Kurdish political party PUK
How an anti-ISIS operation in Syria got bogged down in tribal politics - analysis
It is important to look back at how various forces involved in the Syrian turmoil go to this point in order to understand this complex conflict.
Turkish-backed extremist groups in Syria sanctioned by US - analysis
These groups were often part of the plethora of Syrian rebel groups that operated in northern Syria since the Syrian civil war began in 2011.
Istanbul to oust unregistered Syrians by September
Unregistered Syrians have been ordered to leave Istanbul, a move seen as politically motivated in light of Turkey's recent elections and growing discontent with the refugee population.
UN raises concerns over Syria aid route from Turkey, cites 'unacceptable issues'
Syria gave its approval on Thursday for the UN to use Bab al-Hawa for another six months, but with several conditions.