22-31 March 2018
6 April 2018
Are Turkey-Kosovo ties deteriorating? Kosovo's foreign ministry says the operation to arrest suspected Gulenists contravened international norms. But Turkey's president's hit back, accusing Kosovo of defending coup plotters. (TRT)
4 April 2018
Russia, Turkey and Iran agree on a joint-effort to rebuild Syria - but warned about militant attempts to sabotage the peace process with chemical attacks.
4 April 2018
Middle East Matters: The lethal legacy of landmines in Iraq (France 24)
4 April 2018
Syria Summit: Interview with Ozden Zeynep Oktav, Professor at the Department of International Relations at Istanbul Medeniyet University, on the Syria Summit- Trilateral Meeting (Ruhani-Putin-Erdogan). (TRT)
3 April 2018
News Wrap: Russia forges closer ties with Turkey. In our news wrap Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara, where they approved plans for Russia to build Turkey's first nuclear power plant. Also, high-speed trains stood still in France as a series of strikes began against the national rail system. Workers are protesting President Emmanuel Macron's plan to trim benefits that date to the 1930s. (PBS News Hour)
3 April 2018
UK Islamophobia: Interview with Lauren Booth, author, journalist and broadcaster. (TRT)
3 April 2018
Putin says delivery of S-400 system to Turkey will be sped up - Ankara had announced last December that it had concluded an agreement with Moscow for the purchase of two S-400 systems by early 2020 for $2.5 billion. (TRT)
3 April 2018
Turkey-Russia Ties: Interview with Andrey Kortunov, Director General of Russian International Affairs Council, on Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to Turkey. (TRT)
3 April 2018
Putin says Akkuyu project important for Turkey's economy. Russia's President Vladimir Putin speaks at the opening of the Akkuyu nuclear power station - the first in Turkey. (TRT)
2 April 2018
Turkey-Russia Ties: Ankara and Moscow push for closer relations - Visas, trade and economic cooperation will all be on the agenda when the Presidents of Turkey and Russia meet in Ankara on Tuesday. Both Vladimir Putin and Recep Tayyip Erdogan are also expected to take part in a ground breaking ceremony for Turkey's first nuclear power plant which is being built with Moscow's help. And as Caitlin McGee reports, energy projects now form the cornerstone of their growing partnership. (TRT)
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