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Turkey at the crossroads as deal with EU in jeopardyGrappling with several challenges ranging from the continuing influx of Syrian refugees to attacks from Kurdish separatists and IS terroris...- Turkey bans rally by activists mourning colleaguesThe blasts have further polarized Turkey as it grapples with more than 2 million refugees and tries to avoid being drawn into the chaos in ...
- Scuffles break out as police hold back Turkish mournersScuffles broke out in the Turkish capital as police used tear gas to prevent pro-Kurdish politicians and other mourners from laying carnati...
- G20 launches W20 grouping for gender inclusive economic growthThe W20 group - having 20 women leaders - would host its first summit next month in Istanbul after all member countries appoint their nomin...
- One of the biggest weaknesses in the fight against ISIS is being fully exposed in TurkeyA recent terror attack in the southeast has drawn attention to the many extremists potentially slipping through the cracks.
- Turkey is 'playing a dangerous game' - and what comes next could make it worseTurkish PM Ahmet Davutoglu said Turkish security forces have rounded up 1,050 suspected members of ISIS, Kurdish militants, and ultra-lefti...
- Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif leaves for Turkey to discuss Yemen crisisDuring his visit, Sharif will meet with Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara.
- Turkish PM Ahmet Davutoglu holds talks with Nawaz Sharif, 11 agreements signedThe Turkish leader and his host chaired the 4th meeting of Pakistan-Turkey High Level Strategic Cooperation Council during which the deals ...
- WEF 2015: Swiss President Simonetta Sommaruga warns against ignoring uncertainties felt by peopleUncertainty is prevalent in current conflicts and crisis regions as well as in the comparatively prosperous countries of Europe, she said.
- World Economic Forum Davos summit to start on Tuesday; Arun Jaitley, Piyush Goyal to attendOther prominent Indian names would include CEA Arvind Subramanian, as also CMs of Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh -- Devendra Fadnavis and C...
- WEF Davos meet next week; Arun Jaitley, Piyush Goyal to participateMeeting against the backdrop of the world economy facing multiple challenges, the 45th edition of the WEF meet would discuss 'The New Globa...
- Britain's David Cameron to ask Turkey for more data on foreign fightersCameron will use talks in Ankara to ask Turkey to supply Britain with more and swifter information about Britons fighting in Syria and Iraq...
- Common threads between PM Narendra Modi and his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip ErdoganThe winning candidates had both campaigned primarily on issues related to the economy and governance, promising to clean up corruption and ...
- Turkey extends support for India's full membership in NSGIn the recent past, Turkey has made it clear that it does not object to India's quest for NSG membership, but would like to see it signing ...
- Use of chemical weapons merits serious response: US, UKAccording to a senior State Department official, Kerry made a series of calls related to evidence of a chemical weapons attack on August 21...
- US informs India on Afghan peace talks with Hamid Karzai, Ashfaq Parvez KayaniThe US today shared with India its perception on the reconciliation process in Afghanistan and discussions its senior officials had with Pr...
- Turkey "apologises" for raising Kashmir issue in UNTurkey expressed apologies for raking up the Kashmir issue in the UN General Assembly after India conveyed its "unhappiness" over the matte...
- World braces for WikiLeaks flood of US cablesGovernments around the world today braced for the release of millions of potentially embarrassing US diplomatic cables by WikiLeaks as Wash...
- US rushes to contain new WikiLeaks damageThe United States raced on Friday to contain the fallout from the looming release of millions of sensitive diplomatic cables by the WikiLea...
- Debt-hit Greece still spends billions on weaponsGreece is one of Europe's biggest weapons purchasers but despite its economic crisis cannot cut the multi-billion dollar bill without secur...
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