1-7 April 2018
14 April 2018
Cyprus and Turkey's Mediterranean dispute: A ship belonging to an Italian energy company was reportedly confronted by a Turkish warship in the Mediterranean Sea. Saipem 12000 was exploring for oil and gas, but Turkey says that shouldn’t happen until both sides of Cyprus agree on how to share the profits. Could the discovery of oil and gas fields breathe new life into resolving the dispute?
12 April 2018
Turkey-Greece Relations: Relations between the two countries deteriorate. Two uninhabited islands in the Aegean Sea have once again become a battleground between Turkey and Greece. The dispute over who owns Kardak has been brewing between the two counties for more than 20 years. The 20-year dispute over the Kardak islands is testing an already tense relationship. Melinda Nucifora reports.
12 April 2018
Turkey's Border Mission: Local council established in Afrin. The city and region of Afrin in northern Syria has taken an important step politically. It was liberated by Turkish troops last month as part of operation olive branch. Now a council that will run the area has come together for the first time. It will consist of 20 members, eleven are Kurdish, eight of them are Syrian Arabs, and one Turkman. And it needs to get to work straight away. Francis Collings has more.
11 April 2018
In 2018, President Erdogan's Turkey does not take directives from either the US or the EU and has sought to intensify its pull in The Aegean Sea that separates it with Greece. As Ataturk calls for a “revision” of the Treaty of Lausanne, the foundations for the modern Greece Turkey relationship is in jeopardy and could change the power equation in Southeastern Europe. (News 18)
11 April 2018
Turkey ramps up its fight against the Gulen organisation, as it seizes 80 suspects from more than a dozen countries. But Kosovo says Ankara has gone too far. Also, are Saudi Arabia and Israel forging a new relationship to fight a common enemy? (TRT)
10 April 2018
The trial will resume in Istanbul for eight men accused of plotting Turkey's failed 2016 coup.. During the four days of proceedings, Turkey says it will present fresh evidence that proves the group tried to overthrow President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government. The men are being tried in absentia, as they're currently seeking asylum in Greece - a move that has caused relations between the two neighbours to deteriorate. Melinda Nucifora reports. (TRT)
10 April 2018
Turkey Coup Plotters: Ankara demands Greece extradite soldiers. The trial of eight men accused of being involved with the 2016 failed military coup in Turkey resumes in Istanbul on Tuesday. Turkey says it will present fresh evidence that proves the group tried to overthrow the government. The men are being tried in absentia after seeking asylum in Greece, a move that has caused relations between the two countries to deteriorate. (TRT)
8 April 8 2018
The Americans stationed in Manbij, preventing Turkey from attacking the Kurds. Keep up with the news of the battle in Syria and the most accurate international news. (World News 24h)
8 April 2018
Jet Escalation: 'Turkey probing Syrian anti-air defense'. Syrian air defenses have destroyed a Turkish fighter-jet, after it violated airspace in the country's north. Ankara however is now vowing 'decisive action' in response. (RT)
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1-7 April 2018
Das Haus aus Stein
Dawn
How to Lose a Country
Wir sind ja nicht zum Spass hier
The New Sultan
Act of Vengeance
Turkey on the Edge
Turkey's Path to Democratization
Turkey Interrupted
Erdogan
