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Kyriakos Mitsotakis – Recep Tayyip Erdoğan: What they talked about in private at the White Palace – Their next meetings after Ankara

The pleasant atmosphere during the dinner marked the successful visit despite disagreements expressed during the press conference

Kyriakos Mitsotakis – Recep Tayyip Erdogan: Fine lines to mark the meeting in Ankara

Mitsotakis's arrival in Ankara at 15:30 - The agenda, the discussions, and the announcement of the Greek-Turkish Business Council

Erdogan: Netanyahu is solely responsible for the escalation and tension in the Middle East

Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdoğan emphasised new regional conflicts are likely to continue in Gaza and called on all parties to act within reason

Biden gives F-16s to Turkey shortly after Erdogan’s “yes” to Sweden’s NATO membership

Prime Minister Mitsotakis will participate in the work of the Summit, later he will see Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama

Could the next 9/11 originate in Turkey? – Analysis

Turkey has become in the 21st century what Saudi Arabia was in the 20th: A petri dish for extremism and an engine of support for global militancy

Turkish Lira falls to historic low

Bankers said the lira's weakness was due, in part, to a Reuters telegram, citing sources saying that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was losing confidence in the central bank Governor

Erdogan orders for Hagia Sophia to be turned into Mosque, Hurriyet reports

According to Hurriyet, Erdogan proposes that the Hagia Sophia be officially designated a mosque

We will cut off the hand of Erdogan, LNA commander Haftar threatens (video)

Haftar made a statement after his forces sustained heavy losses from Turkish-backed air strikes

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad warns Turkey its actions will not remain unanswered

Assad is now supporting the Kurdish fighters

Free speech under fire in Turkey, as government burns over 300,000 books

In December 2016, Turkish newspaper BirGün reported that 1.8m textbooks had been destroyed

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