Turkish President Erdogan has said that his country will force the YPG away from the Turkey-Syria border.
Mesut Ozil images displayed at Germany vs Spain game after German side’s protest over World Cup ‘One Love’ armband ban.
Attacks on the US patrol base come as tensions escalate on the Syria-Turkey border following a bombing in Istanbul.
Here’s a round-up of Al Jazeera’s Middle East coverage this week.
Turkey has stepped up air attacks on northern Syria since the November 13 Istanbul bombing.
Five civilians were killed in a missile attack in Azaz on Tuesday as Turkey and the YPG exchange attacks.
Turkey says it is determined to secure its southern border.
Turkish president maintains threat, as Russia again warns against an anti-YPG ground offensive.
Authorities said dozens of people were injured, mostly in the panic that ensued after the quake.
Erdogan’s comments come as Russia calls for restraint, despite understanding Turkey’s ‘security concerns’.
Russia and the US call for de-escalation amid Turkish cross-border raids on Kurdish positions in Syria and Iraq.
The two leaders ‘confirmed the depth of historical ties between the two countries’, the Egyptian presidency says.
Suspected Kurdish fighters fired rockets at the border town of Karkamis after Turkey had hit YPG positions in Syria.
Zolgensma may stop five-year-old Yusuf Polat’s spinal muscular atrophy from progressing, but it costs $2.1m.
