The Irish Times view on Turkey and Nato enlargement: diplomatic blackmail
Recep Erdogan’s intervention could tangle Nato up in knots for months, a political gift for Vladimir Putin
Recep Erdogan’s intervention could tangle Nato up in knots for months, a political gift for Vladimir Putin
Europe Letter: Erdogan wants leverage and allies to take Ankara’s concerns seriously
Diplomatic delegations should not bother coming to Ankara to discuss move – Erdogan
Russia warns Finland, Sweden against joining, saying they would have to ‘restore military balance’
Erdogan has said it is not yet possible for Turkey to back Finnish and Swedish entry to alliance
Civilians seek refuge in autonomous Kurdish region as trauma of 2014 genocide is recalled
Son says father had no political affiliations and that a ‘malicious report’ had been filed
French president has promised citizens their sovereignty, but can he do it alone?
Removal and jailing of elected Kurdish mayors continues president’s war of attrition
Mood from German chancellor and French president one of muted, cautious expectation
Turkish offensive ‘not our problem’, says US president, as Pence and Pompeo to meet Erdogan
Erdogan vows to pursue offensive after Kurds agree to hand over key cities to Assad
Targets are ‘terrorist elements’ and ‘top priority is to protect the civilians’
Jets attack Kurdish forces as Ankara moves to create border ‘safe zone’
Consulate employee among two dead after gunman opens fire at restaurant in Irbil
Defendants were accused of terrorist propaganda after guest-editing a newspaper on Kurdish issues
Crackdown on Kurdish politicians in south east unlikely to deter voters this weekend
Civilians pour out of terror group’s last enclave in eastern Syria as US-backed forces close in
US president prepares to claim the end of the caliphate in northwest Syria
Ankara hits back after US president’s warning over withdrawal of troops from Syria
Turkish president accuses Trump administration of issuing mixed messages on Syria
Turkish president makes scathing speech to parliament as US adviser still in Ankara
Move increases likelihood of Turkish invasion of the border zone ruled by Kurds
Erdogan unlikely to halt tough rhetoric while resolving impasse not a key issue for Trump
At least three Irish men are fighting with Kurds in Syria, part of an international battalion of ‘villagers, students, sons of butchers, socialists and anarchists’
Kurdish militia YPG evacuates civilians due to ‘massacres’ in border region
Militia’s arrival in northern region on side of Kurds raises stakes in Syria conflict
Ties between Nato allies strained ahead of visit to Ankara by US secretary of state Rex Tillerson
Kurdish group YPG is now facing an escalating battle with Turkish forces in northwestern Syria
Continued offensive by Turkish forces in Syria could bring them into conflict with US soldiers
Turkey challenging Nato partners and ramping up regional tensions with neighbours
Erdogan says operation to crush US-backed Kurdish forces will continue for as long as necessary
Turkish president Erdogan an awkward guest for the French president
Ankara urges Washington to end restrictions amid tensions over consular employee’s arrest
Erdogan continues clampdown on Turkey’s Kurds, who comprise one-fifth of the population
Ties between Ankara and West eroding as Turkey moves closer to dictatorship
White House suggested Assad was preparing move and would pay ‘heavy price’ for any strike
Educators and journalists among those held in ‘professional annihilation’ by Ankara
Ankara orders bombing of US-backed forces in Sinjar that are battling Islamic State
Opposition parties voice objections as results show 51.2% of voters back change
Identity and alleged human rights abuses make Cizre’s people opposed to Ankara
Recep Tayyip Erdogan moves to build Syrian military co-operation with Vladimir Putin
Iraqi forces report capture of another district as fight against Isis pushes towards city centre
Hundreds of academics included in fresh round of purges since attempted coup
Threat from offshoot of the PKK has taken government and urban dwellers by surprise
The Reina nightclub attack has only added to the country’s sense of insecurity. As its president turns towards Russia, many fear an even steeper slide into authoritarianism
Turkish authorities blame Kurdish separatists the PKK after car bomb and shootout
Latest violent attack, which killed at least 44, will further strengthen Erdogan’s iron grip
Many of those detained in nationwide raids are from pro-Kurdish opposition
Turkey declares day of mourning as it begins to bury its 38 dead, while 155 are wounded
Turkish president says Europe is ‘abetting’ terrorism by supporting Kurdish militants
Car bomb kills nine and injures more than 100 after arrests of parliamentarians
Ankara’s crackdown on Diyarbakir’s residents has intensified since July’s failed coup
Continued crackdown since failed coup in July alarms western allies and rights groups
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