- 5 December, 2025
Pompeo visits Qatar to meet Taliban and Afghan negotiators to push peace talks
On Saturday, the outgoing US Secretary of State is scheduled to visit Qatar, in order to meet negotiators of both the Afghan government and Taliban,
UN brokered Libya talks end with no agreement on transitional government
A week of talks between Libya’s rival sides ended with no agreement having reached regarding the interim government in the country. Libya is set to
Libya’s rivals urge UN Security Council to aid ceasefire implementation
Warring sides in Libya have called upon the UN Security Council to expedite a binding resolution to implement the provisions of the ceasefire deal agreed
Turkey and the West further alienated, due to Rise of Current Tension
Since Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s takeover of Turkey, relations with the West have deteriorated. Turkey’s ambition was to become the first secular Muslim country
Erdogan confirms testing S-400 surface-to-air missile system, brushing aside US warnings
In a press briefing on Friday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan confirmed the testing of S-400, Russian surface-to-air missile system and clarified Ankara’s stand of
US Embassy in Turkey warns of Terrorist Attacks on US Citizens
Saturday, October 24, 2020. Reports received by US Mission in Turkey officials are said to indicate security warnings against the US citizen in Ankara and
Armenia Downs Turkish and Israeli Drones, as Azers push back from Arax River Region
Armenian Defense Ministry spokesman Shushan Stepanyan announced Tuesday morning that Armenian forces had removed units of the Azeri army from the Khudaferin Reservoir, an artificial
The End of the Turkish Dictatorship Emerges.
Turkey is facing difficult economic challenges. There are indications that Turkey’s economy is declining, with many countries cutting off trade ties. Saudi Arabia announced earlier
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has accused Turkey of Fomenting War in Nogorno Karabakh
Monday, 19 October 2020. As fierce fighting broke out between Armenia and Azerbaijan over disputed territories claimed by the two neighboring countries, the demands of
Greece accuses Turkey of one more provocation
On Thursday, Greece accused Turkey of a new provocation, amid a series of conflicts the two had been embroiled in for past few years. Athens