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Is Turkey recruiting militants evacuated from Aleppo?
Although the Syrian armed opposition has lost its six-year war to declare Aleppo the “capital of the revolution” and the Syrian equation has changed drastically, the curtain is not yet down on this act of the bloody play.
Washington says willing to attend Cyprus summit
Washington will send a representative to the upcoming Cyprus talks in Geneva, should this be required by the United Nations, a US envoy has said.
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China rejects Trump claim it stole drone
China on Dec. 19 rejected U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's claim that it had "stolen" an American research drone, as state media said his diplomatic inexperience could spark a confrontation between the two nations.
Beijing's seizure of the marine probe in international waters in the South China Sea raised already heightened tensions between the world's two largest military powers.
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IMF board approves sixth review under arrangement with Serbia
WASHINGTON - The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Friday approved the sixth review under a precautionary stand-by arrangement with Serbia, Tanjug has learned.
'Wishing you life'
It is not easy to be an intellectual in Turkey. It is even more difficult to be a diva. Like her or not, Demet Akbağ has become synonymous with extraordinarily good performance not only on the theater stage, but at every moment of her life.
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China to return seized US drone, says Washington 'hyping up' incident
China will return an underwater U.S. drone seized by a naval vessel this week in the South China Sea, both countries said yesterday, but Beijing complained that Washington had been "hyping up" the incident.
The PKK has shot itself
The tragic terrorist attack last Saturday in Istanbul was claimed by the outlawed Kurdistan Freedom Falcons (TAK), a subgroup responsible for organizing the suicide attacks of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK). As such, the PKK is the true perpetrator.
The timing of this suicide attack is quite meaningful, and was mainly determined by the transition period in the U.S.
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Donald Trump 'Hopes to Meet Bulgaria PM Soon'
US President-elect Donald Trump has said he "looks forward" to meeting Bulgaria's outgoing Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, the latter's press office has said.
Borisov has spoken to Trump over the phone, highlighting the "excellent cooperation" between Sofia and Washington.
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Argentina: Released Files Show Washington Knew of Impending Coup
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Within the text of some 500 pages of documents freshly declassified by the Obama administration, it has become known that the United States clearly knew that a right-wing military coup was going to take place in Argentina in 1976, a change of power that resulted in grave human rights violations and 30,000 deaths.
Turkish delegation to prepare report on YPG presence in Manbij
A delegation of Turkish and U.S. experts that traveled to Syria's Manbij will prepare a report on the visit, Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hüseyin Müftüoğlu said on Dec. 15.