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Heads of state from some of the world’s richest and most powerful countries were nowhere to be seen.
Sophia Jones is the Middle East correspondent for The WorldPost. She has reported from Turkey, Iraq, Egypt, Tunisia, Jordan, Lebanon, Israel, The West Bank and Gaza. Fo...
The delivery comes just one week after an international aid convoy failed to reach desperate Syrians living in a nearby besieged city.
Defiant Syrian media activists in Turkey are facing incredible danger for speaking out against ISIS.
With the departure of Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is one step closer to ultimate power.
The Pentagon says it didn’t intend to kill 42 people.
“Why is war coming after us?” asked one 13-year-old Syrian boy now living in the Turkish border city of Kilis.
Six months after the attack that killed 42 men, women and children, the U.S. military’s lack of transparency is still hurting Afghans.
While activists welcome his release, Mahmoud Hussein is just one of many political prisoners often jailed without cause for years.
The attacks resonated strongly in Istanbul, where a suicide bombing killed four people this weekend.
Some people say the embassy’s pre-emptive warning proves the Turkish government’s incompetence. Others suspect the U.S. government is in cahoots with Kurdish milita...
Giulio Regeni’s death was hardly a freak incident, the resolution says, but instead occurred within a “context of torture, death in custody and enforced disappearan...
They want European leaders to step in as Turkey pushes for an EU bid.
Syrians worry the ceasefire brokered by the U.S. and Russia may not be in their best interest.
“They say it’s dangerous — that we can’t climb mountains. But I can do anything,” one young woman says.