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Erdogan-Putin summit highlights differences over Syria

Ankara & Washington also remain at odds over who should police the security zone if and when it is set up

Hezbollah could “for years” enter Israel, group’s leader says after tunnels found

"One of the tunnels discovered goes back 13 years"

Turkey’s ambitions in Syria are likely to be frustrated

Ankara’s aim is to crush Kurdish separatism but Russia wants Assad to reassert control

Syria threatens to “strike Tel Aviv airport” unless UNSC acts against Israel’s impunity

Israeli combat missions into Syria have repeatedly endangered flights operating over the conflict-torn country

Israeli historians’ new study claims 30-year genocide against Anatolian Christians

“Our conclusion that between 1,5 and 2,5 million Christians were murdered, from 1894 to 1924, is a cautious estimate”

How will Turkey “neutralize” Syrian Kurdish forces?

It is still unclear how the vacuum in the region will be filled after the US troop withdrawal

Turkey’s Erdogan is one of the biggest threats to peace in the Middle East

The sooner the US realizes the better

At the end of January the Summit of Southern European countries in Nicosia

It is not an attempt to create a separate bloc within the EU but reinforces the ties of countries with common goals and interests

Pompeo: US seeks to ensure “Turks don’t slaughter the Kurds” in Syria

But Pompeo said the United States still had “real concerns” with Erdogan, including on detentions of US citizens

Senator: Trump slowing down troop pullout from Syria

The decision was roundly criticized by his national security advisers and Democratic and Republican lawmakers

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