US-Turkey conflict

On January 8, Russian and Turkish Presidents Vladimir Putin and Recep Tayyip Erdogan met in Istanbul

Political escalation in Libya: the perspectives of the conflict

Negotiations between the leaders of Turkey and Russia on Libya may open up new prospects for Ankara

“The one who rules the seas, rules the world” Barbaros Hayreddin Paşa, Grand Admiral of the Turkish Fleet in the sixteenth century

A source close to a U.S. NGO has handed to the UWI a secret plan devised by the U.S. globalists for triggering a spate of tensions among Iran, Turkey, Russia, and Armenia.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will arrive in Washington to hold talks with US President Donald Trump.

The U.S., which uses terrorist organizations in many countries of the world to achieve its objectives, thus causing death to thousands of people, and which plays the main role in splitting up other nations, has published the Annual Country Reports on Terrorism.

Turkey is one of the countries of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and Washington says the entry of the S-400 system into the NATO defense net can reveal the weaknesses of the parties to the treaty

China’s relationship to its ethnic minority Uyghur population has been the central issue driving a wedge between China and the Muslim world in recent years

For the first time in 55 years, the United States threatened Turkey via an official letter after their purchase of Russian S-400 systems.