Opinion An Independent Kurdistan Is in Turkey's National Interest, Not a Threat to It
Turkey's belligerent response to the Kurdish referendum is predictable, but it's still wrong
Turkey's belligerent response to the Kurdish referendum is predictable, but it's still wrong
Two suspects are accused of planning attack similar to one that killed two policemen in July – after trying and failing to join Islamic State in Syria
Iranian foreign minister rules out renegotiating or launching follow-up talks on nuclear deal
Baghdad sends notice to foreign airlines telling them international flights to Erbil and Sulaymaniyah will be suspended on Friday
75 nations back motion after Israel fails to delay general assembly vote; Palestinians praise 'joyous occasion'; Israeli minister blasts Palestinians 'diplomatic war'
The representatives, a Republican and a Democrat, submit their bill while the Trump administration is considering decertifying the deal next month
Israel's right-wing government might end up regretting its public support for Kurdistan. After all, if historical justice legitimates Kurdish and Jewish self-determination, it's just as applicable to the Palestinians
The two leaders, who met on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, also discussed the fight on ISIS, with Abdullah pledging to back the U.S. effort
Turkey's president says Kurdish independence is unacceptable and that this is a 'matter of survival'