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Greek Cyprus’ left-wing ruling party has admitted that it has almost no hopes of winning the upcoming presidential elections amid high unemployment and economic malaise. “We need to show...

The new international envoy working to end Syria's civil war told members of the U.N. Security Council on Monday that President Bashar Assad will not institute reforms which would...

The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) is not only a terrorist organization that's been waging a separatist campaign against Turkey for the past three decades; there is also a major...

Deputy PM Ali Babacan calls on the US to make its moves more clear, telling that the world’s largest economy does not hold a luxury to say it does...

Iran's nuclear program, which Tehran says serves only peaceful purposes, is a very sensitive and important issue for security in the Middle East and should be discussed in regional...

Late Turkish President Turgut Özal’s body is set to be exhumed from his mausoleum in Istanbul for further analysis on his ‘suspicious’ and unexpected death. The decision, however has...

Professor Bekir Karlığa, chairman of the National Coordination Committee of the UN Alliance of Civilizations and the founding president of the Civilization Studies Center, has told in an exclusive...

Nearly three to five books are published every year as part of a project started in 2005 geared to produce handbooks as promotional materials for Turkey. The books are...

The Turkish government is responsible for restricting the negotiation process in the Oslo talks, a senior member of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), Zübeyir Aydar, who was in attendance...

When the Balyoz (Sledgehammer) CDs first came to the newspaper, it turned out to be my task to listen to the voice recordings of the planning seminar held by...