Turkey, Ukraine and European security
Turkey Could Be a Vital Partner as Europe, Ukraine Seek New Security Framework
ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey has emerged as a key potential partner in restructuring European security, diplomats and analysts say, as Europe scrambles to bolster its defence and find guarantees for Ukraine under any forthcoming ceasefire deal urged by the United States.
ANKARA - Turkey's foreign minister, defence minister and the head of the MIT intelligence agency are in Damascus on a working ...
ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey expects to spend an additional 50.4 billion lira ($1.38 billion) on higher retirees' allowances and ...
Turkey's top diplomat travelled to Damascus on Thursday as Ankara said foreign fighters must be expelled from Syria, after an ...
ANKARA - Turkey is \"cautiously optimistic\" about an agreement between the Kurdish-led and U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic ...
A bipartisan group of congressmen have taken issue with NATO ally Turkey aligning its foreign policy interests against the ...
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday that Turkey was advising Syrian authorities to help ease tensions and ...
Turkey's central bank will do "whatever needed" to reach its year-end inflation target of 24%, Governor Fatih Karahan told ...
The Turkish president has expanded the country’s military and diplomatic footprint from Africa to the Middle East in a way ...
Radisson Hotel Group opens Radisson Blu Hotel Ankara Çankaya in Turkey’s capital, enhancing its Turkish presence with modern ...
Turkey expects to spend an additional 50.4 billion lira ($1.38 billion) on higher retirees' allowances and maternity benefits this year, an impact analysis report showed on Thursday.
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