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Turkey's Gul seeks to calm military 'coup plot' fears
Turkey's Gul seeks to calm military 'coup plot' fears
Feb. 25 (BBC News) - Turkey's president has said tensions over an alleged military coup plot will be resolved within the law, after meeting the head of the armed forces.
 
A Week Of Western War Councils
A Week Of Western War Councils
The defense chiefs of all 28 NATO nations and an undisclosed number of counterparts from non-Alliance partners gathered in Istanbul, Turkey on February 4 to begin two days of meetings focused on the war in Afghanistan, the withdrawal of military forces from Kosovo in the course of transferring control of security operations to the breakaway province’s embryonic army (the Kosovo Security Force) and “the transformation efforts required to best conduct the full range of NATO’s agreed missions.”
 
Human development crisis in the Arab world
Human development crisis in the Arab world
Arab-world development hinges on increased education and populous participation in political systems.
 
Iran to accept nuclear fuel deal but wants key changes
Iran to accept nuclear fuel deal but wants key changes
October 27, 2009 (AFP) - Iran will accept the broad framework of a UN-brokered uranium deal but wants "very important changes," state television said on Tuesday, adding Tehran will offer its formal response within 48 hours.
 
Italy denies 'Taliban payoff deal'
Italy denies 'Taliban payoff deal'
October 15, 2009 (Al Jazeera) - A British newspaper report alleging 10 French soldiers died in Afghanistan because Italy failed to inform them of a Taliban payoff deal has been strongly denied by both Italy and France.
 
Iran test-fires two long-range missiles
Iran test-fires two long-range missiles
September 28, 2009 (AFP) - Iran on Monday test-fired its two long-range missiles which it says could hit targets in arch-foe Israel, as the Revolutionary Guards staged war games for the second straight day. 
 
Turkey embarks on Iraq-Syria mediation
Turkey embarks on Iraq-Syria mediation
ISTANBUL September 1, 2009 (Xinhua) - Turkey on Monday started mediation attempt as it tries to ease the recently erupted tension between Iraq and Syria over insurgency bombings in Iraq.

 

 
Corruption and the Turkish lobby
Corruption and the Turkish lobby
Former FBI translator Sibel Edmonds testified under oath Saturday about shocking details connecting the Turkish government to an intricate network of individuals and organization that bribed, persuaded, and – at least in one case – blackmailed US lawmakers and corrupted American government officials. Corruption. Espionage. Bribery. All to ensure that the US does not recognize the Armenian Genocide ever again.
 
Fifty-six more on trial in Turkish coup plot case
Fifty-six more on trial in Turkish coup plot case
SILIVRI, Turkey July 20, 2009 (Reuters) - Two retired Turkish generals went on trial on Monday in a group of 56 people accused of planning a coup in a case that highlights a power struggle over Islam's role in the European Union candidate country.
 
China dismisses accusation of Xinjiang genocide
China dismisses accusation of Xinjiang genocide
BEIJING July 14, 2009 (Reuters) - China on Tuesday dismissed Turkey's accusation of genocide in its northwestern Muslim region of Xinjiang, where rioting killed 184 people, mostly majority Han Chinese.
 
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