Israel, Turkey and Erdogan
Turkey's Erdogan says UN should recommend use of force if Israel not stopped
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday that the United Nations General Assembly should recommend the use of force, in line with a resolution it passed in 1950, if the U.N. Security Council fails to stop Israel's attacks in Gaza and Lebanon.
The new NATO chief, Mark Rutte, stated Tuesday that he and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan share a common perspective on counterterrorism, emphasizing that "fighting terrorism is something we ...
Turkey withdrew from NATO’s Ramstein Flag 2024 exercise due to an ongoing airspace dispute with Greece over flight plan ...
Turkey will not be rushed on Ukraine's bid to join NATO, Turkey's President Recep Tayip Erdoğan told NBC News.
The Russian government needs to sign off on an S-400 transfer. Obviously, a transfer to Ukraine wouldn't be approved, but ...
A Turkish Defense Ministry official rebuffed claims that Turkey and the United States were close to a compromise on the ...
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that Turkey's possible participation in the BRICS and ASEAN groups of countries ...
Incoming NATO chief Mark Rutte brings new leadership this week to one of the world's most powerful-sounding roles -- helming ...
Ukraine will have the second-strongest military in NATO on the European continent once it joins the alliance, Latvian Foreign ...
In this week's newsletter, the leadership vacuum at the OSCE and what Mark Rutte will have on his plate at NATO.
President Tayyip Erdogan emphasized that Turkey's potential involvement with BRICS and ASEAN should not be viewed as an ...
Turkey president Recep Tayyip Erdogan denounced Isarel’s attack on Palestine and Lebanon and calls out the United Nations to ...
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