New PYD military quarters in Faysh Khabur
provides various military capabilities to the terrorist group that include heavy weapons.
What’s happening in Saudi Arabia?
Turkey could attempt to diplomatically intermediate this crisis, as antagonism among the countries of the region expands the influence of non-regional actors and opens more space for terrorist organizations.
Saudi high profile arrests, sackings set off regional speculations
Prince Muqrin was removed as crown prince in April 2015 by King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud to install Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, a counterterrorism head and interior minister.
Russia’s YPG Strategy in Syria
” On the other hand, this initiative also includes the PYD/YPG - the Syrian branch of the PKK, which is accepted as a terrorist organization by Turkey, the European Union and the US.
PYD’s New Shadow Leaders: Shahoz Hasan and Aisha Heso
Shahoz Hasan wrote an article called "The Spring of the Peoples," in which, praising the terrorist leader Abdullah Öcalan, he argued that the post-Cold War capitalist and imperialist system is going to collapse and that the imperialists are continuously going to lose in Iraq and Afghanistan.
‘Soft power’ as a tool against the rise of Islamophobia
” Addressing how far-right discourse increases the rise of terrorism, the Minister claimed that it would be difficult to prevent terrorism “unless the understanding that promotes terrorism is stopped.
Turkey’s most insidious criminal cult: FETO
ccording to a police source, at least 39 suspects linked to the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) were arrested during nationwide counter-terror operations on Wednesday.
Assad offers autonomy to the PYD
The Assad regime reportedly offered autonomy to the PKK/PYD terrorist group in return for withdrawal from areas under its control, but the organization has demanded a federation status instead.
Turkey’s threefold fight against FETO, DAESH, and the PKK continues
he Turkish government is continuing with its fight against terrorist organizations that operate in Turkey and within the wider Middle East.
EU needs Turkey more, says ex-enlargement chief
Former enlargement chief also criticized Europe’s tolerance for terror groups, such as the PKK, which have targeted Turkey, stressing that the future of both the EU and Turkey are intertwined.
Turkey to lead on humanitarian assistance
Speaking about the millions of refugees that have been displaced due to conflict, terrorism and famine, Cavusoglu said: “If you don’t stop terrorism where it is occurring, it will reach you.
Iraq PM: referendum results must be “entirely annulled”
“The referendum was held at a time when we were fighting a war against the Daesh terrorist group,” Al-Abadi said on the sidelines of a meeting in Tehran.
Irreversible damage caused by the KRG
Prime Minister Yildirim also mentioned the Turkish government’s willingness to work “more efficiently” with Iran and Iraq for peace, security and counter-terrorism operations in the region.
Turkey still awaits extradition of Fetullah Gulen
ollowing the July 15 coup attempt, which left 250 people martyred and nearly 2,200 injured, the Turkish government has been trying to tackle the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO), which has infiltrated state institutions, including the army and various ministries.
Could the Turkey-Iran Rapprochement permanently solve the Syrian Crisis?
As a matter of fact, Iranian authorities have tried to inculcate Turkey with this idea for years, contending that the primary threat to Ankara was not the regime but the fundamentalist terror groups and mainly the outlawed PKK.
The Strategic Value of UCAVs for Turkey
Firstly, UCAVs have yielded positive results especially in terms of counter-terrorism since their inclusion to the inventories of the Turkish Armed Forces and the police.
Neither NATO Nor Shanghai Alone: Turkey’s Quest for a Defense System
While new phenomena, such as using terrorism as a weapon and proxy wars have emerged, these have not completely eradicated the concept of conventional war.
Turkey and Iran: Towards a Renewed Partnership?
One of the main reasons for this tension is because Ankara and Tehran have accused each other of abetting terrorism: while on some occasions Turkey accused the Tehran administration of supporting the PKK, Iran on the other hand accused Ankara of siding with terrorist groups that pose a threat to Iran, for instance the People’s Mojahedin Organization.
John Bass: the sole reason for the Turkey-US visa spat?
Topuz has been arrested on basis of terror charges, allegedly linked to the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO), which orchestrated the failed coup attempt last year.
5 days since the US-Turkey visa suspension row
ollowing the arrest of Metin Topuz, an employee working at the US General Consulate in Istanbul, who was charged with terrorism and suspected links to the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO), the US Embassy in Ankara announced that it had suspended all non-immigrant visa applications from Turkey.
