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'Putin must end support for Assad regime' Russia is responsible for the latest deaths in Syria and it must act to help the United Nations to dismantle Bashar al-Assad’s chemical arsenal, British Defense Secretary Michael Fallon has said.

'Turkey need not choose between Russia, US' Turkey's foreign minister said Sunday that Turkey has no obligation to take a side in any dispute between the U.S. and Russia.

Woman gives birth midair on Turkish Airlines flight A woman successfully gave birth to a healthy baby girl in midair on a Turkish Airlines (THY) flight to Istanbul.

President Erdogan calls for further steps against Syrian regime President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called on Friday for further steps to be taken over the Syrian regime’s chemical attack on Idlib.

Terror attack hits Sweden Turkey has condemned Friday’s terror attack in Stockholm which left at least three people dead.

Tehran, Moscow, Beijing decry US strike on Syria airbase Iran and Russia will “not remain silent” regarding Friday’s U.S. missile attack on Syria’s Shayrat Airbase, according to an Iranian official.

Russia pledges to strengthen Syria's air defense system Moscow will strengthen Syria's air defense system following the U.S. missile strikes on a Syrian air base, the Russian Defense Ministry said Friday.

US 'prepared to do more' after Syria strike The U.S.'s strike on Syria in response to a chemical weapons attack was a "very measured step", Washington's envoy to the UN said Friday.

Syrian army says 6 killed in US strikes on airbase At least six Syrian soldiers were killed in the U.S. missile strike early Friday against a regime airbase in Homs, the Syrian Army Command said in a statement.

US strikes Syria after chemical attack The U.S. on Thursday fired 59 Tomahawk missiles at a Syrian military airbase American officials believe was used to carry out a deadly suspected chemical attack, the Pentagon confirmed.

Syrian victim mourns family’s deaths in chemical attack A father and husband on Thursday mourned the loss of much of his family in the apparent deadly chemical weapons attack blamed on President Bashar al-Assad.

Moscow ready to accept West Jerusalem as Israel's capital Moscow appears ready to recognize West Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, according to a statement published on the Russian Foreign Ministry’s website.

Autopsies show chemical weapons used in Syria Autopsies done in Turkey of the victims of Tuesday’s deadly attack on civilians in Idlib, Syria show that chemical weapons were used, Turkey’s justice minister said on Thursday.

Chemical weapons use a 'dangerous crime', Kremlin says The use of chemical weapons in Syria's Idlib was a "dangerous and monstrous" crime, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Thursday.

Tillerson blames chemical attack on Syrian regime Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Wednesday blamed a deadly chemical weapons attack in Syria's Idlib province on that country’s government.

16 PKK terrorists killed in southeast The Turkish Air Forces killed a total of 16 PKK terrorists during ongoing operations in the southeastern Sirnak and Hakkari provinces, the General Staff said today.

Landslide leaves five dead in Pakistan’s Karachi At least five people were killed and several others injured when a landslide struck a slum in Pakistan’s southern port city of Karachi on Thursday morning, said police.

'Picasso' painting seized in eastern Turkey A painting purported to be by Pablo Picasso was seized in Turkey’s eastern province of Erzurum on Thursday, the security forces have said.

'Suspected Syrian chemical attack crossed lines', said Trump A suspected chemical attack in northern Syria's Idlib province "crosses many, many lines", President Donald Trump said Wednesday.

President Erdogan blasts world's 'silence' over Syria attack Turkey’s president Wednesday blasted the Assad regime for a chemical weapons attack in Idlib, Syria that killed some 100 civilians, but also the international community for being silent in the face of the atrocity.

US hints unilateral action after Syria attack The U.S. on Wednesday suggested it would take unilateral action in Syria if Russia fails to help the international community eradicate chemical weapons use a day after a deadly attack.

WHO: Signs of nerve agent use in Syria attack The victims of Tuesday’s chemical attack in the Syrian province of Idlib show symptoms of nerve agent damage, according to the World Health Organization.

'No party has right to decide Kirkuk’s future', says Barzani No party has the “sole right” to decide the future of the city of Kirkuk, Nechervan Barzani, the prime minister of northern Iraq’s Kurdish Regional Government (KRG), said Wednesday.

Trump advisor removed from National Security Council President Donald Trump removed his chief strategist from the National Security Council (NSC) on Wednesday.

Drought, cholera kills over 400 people in Somalia Over 400 people, including children, have died from drought and a cholera outbreak since February in southern and central Somalia, the country’s health ministry has told Anadolu Agency.

Turkey is 'preparing' for new military operations Turkey is gearing up for new military operations following the conclusion of Operation Euphrates Shield in northern Syria, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Monday.

Syrian regime continues to use chlorine gas in Idlib The Syrian regime carried out chlorine gas attacks in Syria's northern Idlib province, affecting some 20 civilians of the area, a spokesman for the FSA-affiliated Jaysh al-Nasr (“Army of Victory”), Mohamed Rashid said on Monday.

Terror hits St. Petersburg metro Eleven people were killed and dozens injured Monday when an explosion hit the St. Petersburg metro, Russia's National Anti-Terrorism Committee (NAK) said.

US 'very much behind' Egypt, Trump tells Sisi Seeking to rejuvenate relations with one of the U.S.' most pivotal Middle Eastern allies, President Donald Trump on Monday told his Egyptian counterpart that U.S. support for his country is unwavering.

'Turkish growth rate better than credit agency forecasts', said Erdogan President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said while the growth rate of 2.9 percent in 2016 is not enough for Turkey, it is still above the estimates of credit rating agencies.

'Putin must end support for Assad regime'

'Turkey need not choose between Russia, US'

Woman gives birth midair on Turkish Airlines flight

President Erdogan calls for further steps against Syrian regime

Terror attack hits Sweden

Tehran, Moscow, Beijing decry US strike on Syria airbase

Russia pledges to strengthen Syria's air defense system

US 'prepared to do more' after Syria strike

Syrian army says 6 killed in US strikes on airbase

US strikes Syria after chemical attack

Syrian victim mourns family’s deaths in chemical attack

Moscow ready to accept West Jerusalem as Israel's capital

Autopsies show chemical weapons used in Syria

Chemical weapons use a 'dangerous crime', Kremlin says

Tillerson blames chemical attack on Syrian regime

16 PKK terrorists killed in southeast

Landslide leaves five dead in Pakistan’s Karachi

'Picasso' painting seized in eastern Turkey

'Suspected Syrian chemical attack crossed lines', said Trump

President Erdogan blasts world's 'silence' over Syria attack

US hints unilateral action after Syria attack

WHO: Signs of nerve agent use in Syria attack

'No party has right to decide Kirkuk’s future', says Barzani

Trump advisor removed from National Security Council

Drought, cholera kills over 400 people in Somalia

Turkey is 'preparing' for new military operations

Syrian regime continues to use chlorine gas in Idlib

Terror hits St. Petersburg metro

US 'very much behind' Egypt, Trump tells Sisi

'Turkish growth rate better than credit agency forecasts', said Erdogan

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