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Trump should build on the momentum with Syria and help prevent a Turkey-Israel clash
Two recent developments present the new Syrian government with a critical opportunity to stabilize the country. First, US President Donald Trump announced plans to lift sanctions on Syria. Second, the Kurdistan Workers' Party declared it would disband and dissolve itself — a move that will help Damascus to finalize a deal with the Syrian Democratic Forces and integrate it into the new Syrian national army.
Greece and Israel stand as one of the few stable and reliable partnerships in a region marked by volatility, with their ...
“When we briefly summarize the problems Syria is currently facing, there is the issue of Israeli expansionism. This has truly ...
Ankara's strategic win boosts its regional power, diminishing Iranian allies and testing Israel's strategic depth in the ...
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Turkey steps up: Pivotal talks in Istanbul aim for peaceTurkey is strengthening its position as a mediator in armed conflicts by organizing talks between Russia and Ukraine in ...
Kurdistan Workers' Party says decision was made at congress last week to 'dissolve' its organizational structure, claims to ...
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday accused Israel of attempting to provoke a new conflict in Syria and stressed ...
From Israel’s perspective, facing off against a Turkey armed with the most advanced fighter jet in the world—the F-35—is a scenario it is keen to avoid.
Turkey's finance minister said the country's economic transformation was on track and that the country was prepared to deal ...
A Jewish citizen of Turkey has been arrested after visiting Israel last month, the Jewish News Syndicate (JNS) reported.
Saudi Arabia's foreign minister visits India and Pakistan, as regional powers stake out their diplomatic positions ...
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