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Could a war of words between Turkey and Israel escalate toward a new crisis? - analysis
Turkey and Israel are trading heated rhetoric over Jerusalem and regional influence, raising concerns that verbal clashes could escalate into broader tensions in Syria and the Eastern Mediterranean.
Turkey set to call for action on Gaza as soon as possible, source says
Istanbul mayor's jailed lawyer denounces 'criminalization of the right to a legal defence'
Turkey arrests opposition mayor over alleged tender-rigging, state media says
Turks vote in historic referendum on expanding Erdogan's power
In the southeastern Diyarbakir province, two people were killed and one wounded in a gunfight in a village schoolyard which was being used as a polling station.
Erdogan condemns Armenian ‘occupation,’ but says Northern Cyprus ‘unfairly isolated
The northern part of the Republic of Cyprus has been under the occupation of Turkish military since 1974. “The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus” is recognized only by Turkey.
After al-Bab, is Turkey really opting for liberating Raqqa?
The number of Turkish casualties is now at 68 of which 56 perished after initiating the Battle for al-Bab.
Erdogan: A Classic Case Of How Power Corrupts
First Israeli-Turkish diplomatic talks in years kick off in Ankara
A Foreign Ministry statement said that this dialogue sends a positive message from both sides of a commitment to deepening the relationship between the two countries.
‘I told her not to go’
Father of Israeli woman killed in the New Year’s Eve attack in Istanbul said on Sunday that he had tried to stop his 18-year-old daughter from traveling to Turkey.
Turkey declares day of mourning after soccer bombing kills 29, wounds 166
Prime Minister Binali Yildirim ordered flags flown at half mast to commemorate the victims.
New Israel envoy to Turkey presents credentials to Erdogan
The newly appointed Turkish Ambassador to Israel, Kemal Okem, is expected to take up his duties in Tel Aviv next week.
Luxembourg likens Turkey's treatment of dismissed officials to Nazis
More than 110,000 public servants in Turkey - from soldiers and judges to teachers and journalists - have been detained, suspended or sacked since a failed military coup in July.
Turkish air strikes kill at least 35 civilians in Syria
There was no immediate comment from the YPG militia, but forces aligned with the Kurdish group had said on Saturday that no Kurdish militia had been in areas being targeted by Turkish troops.