Iraq Executes Four Turkish Women Over ISIS Membership
Iraqi authorities executed four Turkish women who were sentenced to death in March over charges of involvement in Islami State (ISIS), elbowing aside the calls from international community…
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Turkey Would Win Afrin War But Lose Kurds
After several days of postponement, the U.N. Security Council finally voted for a 30 days’ ceasefire in Syria. The vote comes after more than a week of horrific bombardments of east Ghouta.…
Iraq Sentences Turkish Woman to Death, 11 Others to Life in Jail
A court in the Iraqi capital on Sunday sentenced to death a Turkish woman and 11 other foreign widows to life in jail for belonging to the Islamic State.
The 12 women, 11 Turks and an…
For First Time, Iraq Manages Extradition of ISIS Leader from Turkey
In a sign of a developed cooperation against the extremist group, Iraqi authorities finally secured the extradition of a top leader of the Islamic State from Turkey.
Ismail Alwan Salman…
Turkey Emerges as Top Donor for Reconstruction of War-Torn Iraq
Turkey has emerged as the top donor with a pledge of $5 billion for the reconstruction of Iraq, which went through a ravaging destruction in a three-year war against the Islamic State group.…
Turkey Says May Mediate Reconciliation Between Iraq, Kurdistan
The top Turkish diplomat said he would discuss with Iraqi authorities a possible Turkish mediation between Iraq and the Kurdistan region during his visit to Iraq this month.
"There are…
Turkish Media Highlights — Nov. 16, 2017
Anadolu News Agency
Turkey sent two diplomatic notes, not one, to the U.S. over the situation of Reza Zarrab, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Thursday.
AP
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