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Syrian Civil War Looks Like Worst-Case Scenario for Meddling Turkey

by Jason Ditz | Aug 7, 2012

Syrian Civil War Looks Like Worst-Case Scenario for Meddling Turkey | De facto Kurdish independence and security vacuum

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Turkey: 115 Kurds Killed in Recent Battles

by Jason Ditz | Aug 5, 2012

Turkey: 115 Kurds Killed in Recent Battles | Two weeks of attacks targeted town on Iraq border

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Turkey Providing Military Training to Syrian Rebels, Says FSA Fighter

by John Glaser | Aug 4, 2012

Turkey is providing active military training to members of the Free Syrian Army through a secret program run at Turkish military camps, according to one Syrian opposition fighter. "The Turkish people are really helping us. Lots of people are getting training in those...

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Iraq Furious as Turkey, Iraqi Kurds Negotiate in Kirkuk

by Jason Ditz | Aug 2, 2012

Iraq Furious as Turkey, Iraqi Kurds Negotiate in Kirkuk | Iraq blasts visit as violation of sovereignty

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Tensions Rise as Turkey Holds Tank Exercises Along Syrian Border

by Jason Ditz | Aug 2, 2012

Tensions Rise as Turkey Holds Tank Exercises Along Syrian Border | Syria FM: Turkey backing Jihadists in attacks

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Report: Turkey Arms Syrian Rebels With Anti-Aircraft Missiles

by Jason Ditz | Aug 1, 2012

Report: Turkey Arms Syrian Rebels With Anti-Aircraft Missiles | US officials fear weapons could be used on civilian aircraft

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Iran Warns Turkey Not to Invade Syria

by Jason Ditz | Jul 30, 2012

Iran Warns Turkey Not to Invade Syria | ‘Very strong warnings’ issued today

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Turkey Threatens Attacks on Kurdish Region in Syria

by Jason Ditz | Jul 29, 2012

Turkey Threatens Attacks on Kurdish Region in Syria | Will ‘take every measure’ against faction in northeast Syria

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Turkish Attack on Syria’s Northern Kurds Could Prompt Wider War

by John Glaser | Jul 28, 2012

Turkey this week implied that it would not hesitate to take military action in northern Syria against Kurdish groups that have gained some measure of autonomy amid the instability, but many observers have warned this would be very dangerous for Turkey. Turkish Prime...

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Assad Grants Autonomy to Kurdish Region, Prompting Threats From Turkey

by John Glaser | Jul 26, 2012

Syrian President Bashar Assad, amid growing unrest, has granted control of parts of northern Syria over to militant Kurds, long branded as terrorists by Turkey, in a provocation that could lead the conflict to break out internationally. Prime Minister Recep Tayyip...

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