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Last Modified: 11 Apr 2013 19:48 GMT
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As the two countries exchange cross-border fire, we ask if it is in Turkey's national interest to go into Syria.
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Turkey's PM says era of military coups over
Recep Erdogan addresses thousands of party members, trumpeting his country's credentials as a rising democratic power.
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Last Modified: 30 Sep 2012 23:52 GMT
Bashar al-Assad: In his own words
In part one of a two part interview, the Syrian president talks to Cumhuriyet about the recent downing of a Turkish jet.
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The PKK: 'Rebels' or 'terrorists'?
The Turkish government is turning up the political heat on those who refuse to adopt their chosen terminology.
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Is Turkey the best model for Arab democracy?
Despite the country's remarkable progress, Turkey has yet to solve the 'Kurdish problem' and allow press freedom.
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Last Modified: 19 Sep 2011 11:03 GMT
Turkey appoints new military leaders
General Necdet Ozel among officers to head military following shock resignations last week of high-ranking officers.
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Last Modified: 04 Aug 2011 10:54 GMT
Ambush in Turkey leaves troops dead
Military says Kurdish fighters killed 13 soldiers and lost seven of their own in clash in country's southeast.
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Last Modified: 14 Jul 2011 19:28 GMT
Erdogan pledges 'constitution by consensus'
Turkish prime minister reaches out to opposition after winning half of votes but falling short of target of 330 seats.
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Last Modified: 13 Jun 2011 13:43 GMT
Turkish PM 'to govern for all' after poll win
Erdogan's AK party wins election but fails to get enough seats to unilaterally rewrite country's constitution.
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