Syria
Peace, a resolution and the process in spite of the malice
Peace is there, the process is there, the resolution is thereâ¦
Those men, in such an environment, at such a time, cowardly and viciously fire bullets at three soldiers in plainclothes who were unarmed, who were strolling in the city center. There cannot be any lower act than this.
PKK hijacks truck, seizes explosives: Turkish army
Militants from Turkeyâs outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) on Oct. 27 hijacked a truck, seizing 400 kilogrammes (880 pounds) of the explosive substance ammonium nitrate, the Turkish army said.
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Turkish fighter jets in military exercise to protect historic site in Syria from ISIL
The commander of the Turkish Air Force, Gen. Akın Ãztürk, inspected a military exercise on Oct. 21 aimed at protecting frontier military posts, including the Tomb of Süleyman Åah in Syria.
The tomb has recently come into focus as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) made incursions into the region, according to both Turkish and U.S. officials.
Syria says it is supplying military aid to Kurds to fight ISIL
Damascus has provided military support to Kurdish forces to help them battle Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), Syrian media has reported, in a move that would mean President Bashar al-Assad and his Western enemies could be backing the same forces against Islamist militants.
Instability in Iraq, Syria hits Turkey’s ceramic sector
The Turkish ceramic sectorâs exports to the Middle East and North Africa decreased by around 30 percent in the first nine months of the year from the same period of 2013, mainly due to rising instability in its key markets of Syria, Iraq and Libya.
Syria rebels attack last regime-held northwest city: monitor
Syrian rebels led by Al-Qaeda loyalists launched a major assault on the government-held city of Idlib on Oct. 27 in a bid to consolidate their control over the northwest, a monitoring group said.
Rebels seized control of most of Idlib province early in the three and a half year old civil war but troops have held out in the provincial capital, resupplied by air.
Turkish Coast Guard captures 73 immigrants in Aegean Sea
Some 73 illegal immigrants have been captured off of Turkeyâs western coast during operations conducted by the Coast Guard to halt human trafficking in the Aegean Sea.
US urges coalition to wage online battle against ISIL
Washington called Oct. 27 for the battle against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) to be extended to the Internet, as coalition partners met for talks on how to stop the jihadists' online propaganda.
‘Strain with US temporary, not affecting economic ties’
The US economic interest in Turkey remains strong despite political strains, says Turkish American Chamber of Commerce head BeÅir Kemal UstaoÄlu.
The tradition of ‘blaming the West’
The leftistsâ traditional opposition to Western powers has always been as a matter of principle in the name of âanti-imperialismâ; now the neo-Islamists express opposition whenever the Western powers fail or refuse to support and help them when necessary.
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