Western Asia
Fighting rages in Yemen capital despite UN talk of deal
Fighting raged in the Yemeni capital despite an announcement by the UN envoy that pro-government forces and Shiite rebels were poised to sign a deal.
Bomb kills two near Egypt foreign ministry: police
A bomb blast killed two Egyptian policemen near the foreign ministry in central Cairo on Sunday, a security official said.
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The Turkey-ISIL relationship
There have been extensive allegations lately regarding the relationship between Turkey and the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).
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Egypt invites Turkish FM to Gaza conference in Cairo
Egypt has invited Turkey to a donors’ conference for the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip, after months of strained relations between the two countries
Turkey opens border after tension between Syrian Kurds fleeing ISIL and security forces
Turkish authorities opened the border with Syria on Sept. 19 to let hundreds of Kurds fleeing from the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) to cross into Turkey
Ankara, Berlin should cooperate more against ISIL, German interior minister says
Germany’s Minister of Interior Thomas de Maiziere has said Ankara and Berlin are cooperating against the threat posed by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), while admitting that more intelligence sharing is needed
‘Structured talks’ in Cyprus
Many people have lost faith in the Cyprus negotiations, considering that no substantial progress was achieved since they were “reincarnated” last February.
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ISIL and Turkey’s PKK quandary
The emergence of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) has left Turkey facing a series of quandaries. One of these is related to the fact that when faced with ugly choices, the usual thing to do is to opt for the lesser evil.
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UN special envoy says Cyprus peace talks enter new phase
A United Nations envoy says talks to reunify the ethnically divided Mediterranean island of Cyprus have moved up a gear with Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders looking to bridge gaps on core issues.
Davutoglu calls for a two-state solution in Cyprus
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has called for a two-state solution to the Cyprus problem.
Speaking during a visit to the Turkish-occupied part of the Mediterranean island, the new premier repeated the call made by Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's newly-elected President, early September. Erdogan's comments had irked officials in Athens and Nicosia.
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