Turkey

Syria's U.N. mission told Newsweek that "repeated Israeli attacks on the Syrian sovereignty are not only a technical issue related to the safety of civil air traffic in Syrian airspace, but rather an act of aggression that violates the 1974 ceasefire agreement."

The strange thing about the constant argument that the Middle East is a "quagmire" and the U.S. "failed" and should "leave" is not how other countries view the region.

Student protests have intensified at Turkey's top university after four people were arrested over LGBTQ-themed artwork depicting Islam's holiest site.

Russia, Iran and Turkey issued a joint statement as guarantors of an oft-stalled peace process in Syria, where President Joe Biden is looking to recalibrate U.S. strategy.

Whether it is on the campaign trail in search of votes or holding fundraisers, candidates from George W. Bush to Barack Obama have all promised to recognize the Armenian genocide as president.

"Inflammatory words turn to violent action - on the steps of the Reichstag, and now in the #Capitol," German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas tweeted.

"We invite all parties in the USA to use moderation and common sense. We believe that the US will overcome this domestic political crisis in maturity," said Turkey's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Erdogan has made Israel an offer that Jerusalem would be foolish to accept.

Tepid American policy towards Turkey only emboldens an autocratic Islamist ruler in Ankara.

The new cameras were installed at bus stops in the Turkish city of Trabzon, to encourage people to wear masks and prevent the spread of coronavirus.

China currently has five coronavirus vaccines undergoing large-scale, Phase III clinical trials.

Courteney Cox sent legions of "Friends" fans into a frenzy this Thanksgiving by recreating her iconic turkey head dance.

Coronavirus has made the holiday look incredibly different this year as many people prepare to spend it away from loved ones to reduce the spread of the virus.

Some people use the turkey feast as an excuse to not wash the Thanksgiving dishes, but if you're feeling tired don't blame the bird.

Much has changed over the past 400 years of celebrating Thanksgiving.

Are you team canned or team homemade in the great cranberry sauce debate of 2020?

Don't add to the chaos of Thanksgiving by over-thinking your table setting, just follow this guide.

The bigger the turkey, the longer it takes to cook.

Among advocates for Turkey's minorities, Osman Kavala is a secular saint.

Families can get 100 percent cashback on nine Thanksgiving dinner items at Walmart, from turkey to mashed potatoes.

Azerbaijan emerged as the undisputed victor of the war, but Putin picked up some important gains as well—along with some painful lessons.

Successful management of U.S. interests and maintenance of U.S. leadership requires consistent policy and a belief among local leaders that they can't just browbeat one administration and move on to the next.

While the U.S. waits for a new administration to take office, China, Iran and Turkey find themselves under pressure to act.

Toddler Ayda Gezgin survived almost four days under the dusty cement blocks of her collapsed home in Izmir, Turkey.

Elif Perincek was pulled from the wreckage of her family's apartment in the city of Izmir this morning where she had been trapped for a gruelling 65 hours.

A magnitude 7 tremor was centered off Turkey's Izmir province, the US Geological Survey said, and was felt as far away as Athens and Istanbul.

Whatever one's views are on Turkey's trajectory, pro or con, America must have Azerbaijan's back.

Azerbaijan's ambassador to the United States Elin Suleymanov told Newsweek his country "appreciates every offer to help with reaching the much needed peace in our region."

With no clear path to resolving their Eastern Mediterranean dispute, Greek officials seek a stronger U.S. role, while their Turkish counterparts want Washington to stay neutral as both sides blame each other for the worsening feud.

An America First geopolitical outlook must never underestimate the United States' immense economic power to punish or ward off bad behavior in the South Caucasus as well as from Turkey.