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Thousands of Syrians who have fled from the fighting in their country are living in refugee camps just inside Turkey. But some have gone further west to the coastal city ...

Those who founded the Republic in 1923 might well be turning in their graves: their vision of Turkey as a strictly secularist and nationalist state - not just a separation ...

In 1999, when Mitt Romney was put in charge of organizing the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, there was an unusual company among those angling to be ...

On Monday, in their final debate, Mitt Romney denounced President Obama for creating “tension” and “turmoil” with Israel and chided him for having “skipped Israel” during his travels in the ...

At the recent EU Foreign Affairs Council, sanctions against Iran were further strengthened, at the same time reaffirming the validity of the dual track approach and expressing the hope that ...

As tension continues to escalate between the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and the Turkish government, concerns over the sectarian aspect of the issue also continue to rise. By ...

How Japan's Politics Derail its Military Strategy. Recent rhetoric concerning the East China Sea and the Senkaku Islands, which the Chinese call the Diaoyu Islands, makes it appear that the ...

COMMON SECURITY FOR OUR COMMON HUMANITY At moments of great peril in the last century, American leaders such as Franklin Roosevelt, Harry Truman, and John F. Kennedy managed both to ...

According to the statement issued by the Turkish Prime Ministry, following the firing of a mortar bomb at Akçakale five Turkish citizens lost their lives and some positions in Syria ...

OVER a long campaign, it’s become maddeningly difficult to tease out concrete differences in how Barack Obama and Mitt Romney would deal with an angry, unmanageable world that at once ...