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The United States strongly supports a proposal to transport Israeli gas to Europe via Turkey with the side aim of ensuring peace and stability in the Middle East, John Bass, the U.S. ambassador to Ankara, told Anadolu Agency on Oct. 13.      

After the Serbian weekly Nedeljnik published what it claimed was an interview with Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, in which he called the NATO bombing of Serbia in 1999 a mistake, his office on Thursday said the interview was a hoax.

BELGRADE - With the recent wave of Hillary Clinton emails released on Wikileaks.org, ufologists finally have something to investigate, texasufosightings.com reports.

According to whistleblower site Wikileaks, former US President Bill Clinton was ‘recruited’ by Hillary Clinton’s campaign head John Podesta to convince Greek PM Alexis Tsipras to sign on to the third bailout program in 2015. The new revelations were brought to light after Wikileaks published a large batch Podesta’s e-mails.

The United States is acting as a mediator to ease the tension between Turkey and Iraq, which erupted due to the presence of Turkish troops in northern Iraq ahead of a possible operation to take Mosul back from jihadists, a high-ranking U.S. State Department official has said. 

Turkey's ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Parti) is heading toward a juncture. It may have to choose between showing its determination to fight against Gülenists at the political level and maintaining its support for President Tayyip Erdoğan's target to shift from the current parliamentary system to an executive presidential system.

The non-extradition of Fethullah Gülen, the U.S.-based Islamic preacher, has become an ever-growing issue between Turkey and the United States. At a time when Turkey badly needs to "increase its friends," this constitutes a serious issue. 

The non-extradition of Fethullah Gülen, the U.S.-based Islamic preacher, has become an ever-growing issue between Turkey and the United States. At a time when Turkey badly needs to "increase its friends," this constitutes a serious issue. 

The answer is yes.  But do not tell President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. He still claims that the world is so anti-Muslim that, in his words, "only if the perpetrator of a murder is a Muslim is this called 'Islamic terror,' while if the perpetrator belongs to a different faith [his act] is not even categorized as terror." Since Mr.

Ankara will initiate proposals for humanitarian aid to Aleppo at a key international meeting that is expected to be held in Lausanne on Oct. 15, as world powers prepare for new truce talks, according to Turkish presidential spokesperson İbrahim Kalın.

Speaking at a press briefing in Ankara on Oct. 13, Kalın said Turkey had three topics on its agenda regarding the Syrian crisis.