Iraq
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Turkey is economic winner of Iraq war
By Daniel Dombey | Financial Times, Published: March 12 ISTANBUL — The Americans won the war, the Iranians won the peace and the Turks won the […]
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A decade after US-led invasion, Kurds look to Turkey, the West, mull future without Iraq
in IraqIRBIL, Iraq – At an elite private school in Iraq’s autonomous Kurdish region, children learn Turkish and English before Arabic. University students dream of jobs […]
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Turkey’s Foray Into the Fertile Crescent
The rebel-controlled Atmeh refugee camp in northern Syria is only yards from the border with Turkey, which provides strong support to the Syrian rebels. By SONER […]
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Turkey Contributes To Iraqi Fragmentation
in IraqBy: Necdet Pamir for Al-Monitor. Posted on February 20. The International Energy Agency’s Iraq Energy Outlook (2012) reports, “Alongside its announcement of 143 billion barrels of proven reserves, the Ministry […]
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Turkey-Iran Ties Strained By Iraq, Syria
Turkey’s Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu and his Iranian counterpart, Ali Akbar Salehi (L), attend a news conference in Ankara, Jan. 19, 2012. (photo by REUTERS/Umit […]
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Arabs, Turkey Want to Control Serekaniye for Strategic Advantage, Kurdish Leader Says
Fighters of the Farouq brigade in Serekaniye. Photo: PYD. ERBIL, Kurdistan Region – The close proximity of the Syrian city of Serekaniye (Ras al-Ain) to […]
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Turkey is economic winner of Iraq war
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A decade after US-led invasion, Kurds look to Turkey, the West, mull future without Iraq
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Turkey’s Foray Into the Fertile Crescent
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Turkey Contributes To Iraqi Fragmentation
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Turkey-Iran Ties Strained By Iraq, Syria
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Arabs, Turkey Want to Control Serekaniye for Strategic Advantage, Kurdish Leader Says