Sign in Welcome! Log into your account your username your password Forgot your password? Get help Create an account Create an account Welcome! Register for an account your email your username A password will be e-mailed to you. Password recovery Recover your password your email A password will be e-mailed to you. How Turkey and the US Should Talk about Syria 581 December 29, 2024 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Published in Daily Sabah (Turkey) on 28 December 2024 by Ihsan Aktaş (link to originallink to original) Translated from by . Edited by . Back To Origin This post appeared on the front page as a direct link to the original article with the above link . Tags:Afghanistancivil warMiddle EastSyriaTurkey Hot this week Block titleFeaturedAll time popularMore South Korea: The Gold Spoon That Toppled the President November 13, 2025. Published in Hankyoreh 0 Oman: War of Extermination Continues Despite Ceasefire Agreement November 11, 2025. Published in alwatanThe continued silence provides the occupation with cover to persist in killing and siege. 0 Egypt: The United States and the Peace Initiative November 7, 2025. Published in akhbarelyom[T]he United States has had the final word in restraining excesses and the reckless conduct of Israel. 0 Canada: Trump Troubles Just Part of Beleaguered BBC’s Ethics Woes November 12, 2025. Published in Toronto Star 0 Saudi Arabia: Trump’s Gaza Ceasefire Plan: What’s Next? November 9, 2025. Published in Arab NewsThe lessons from these horrific two years in Gaza is that ignoring Palestinian political rights will not make them disappear. 0 Topics Iraq: America and the Power of Starvation November 13, 2025. Published in alsabaahThe mass starvation of the people of all ages of Gaza, especially children ... [is] a stain on the conscience of humanity. 0 South Korea: The Gold Spoon That Toppled the President November 13, 2025. Published in Hankyoreh 0 Turkey: Urban Vision behind Mamdani’s New York November 13, 2025. Published in Daily Sabah 0 Malaysia: America Unhinged: Why Trump’s 2nd Term Is Asia’s New Nightmare November 13, 2025. Published in Malay Mail 0 Nigeria: Trump’s Intervention: A Time for Truth and Renewal November 13, 2025. Published in The SunThis was not the moment for defensiveness or rhetoric. We must remember that diplomacy is not submission — it is strategy. 0 Saudi Arabia: From New York to Gaza… November 13, 2025. Published in Asharq Al-Awsat[P]resenting the New York mayoral election result as a crushing defeat for Israel, capitalism, the West, and "white identity"...does nothing more but add to an already saturated lexicon of idiocy. 0 India: If America’s Debt Bubble Bursts, Here’s India’s Smart Path to Economic Dominance November 13, 2025. Published in FirstpostThe U.S.’s $38 trillion debt crisis could reshape global power, but India must adopt free market strategies to propel its economy forward. 0 Canada: Trump Troubles Just Part of Beleaguered BBC’s Ethics Woes November 12, 2025. Published in Toronto Star 0 Related Articles Egypt: Israel’s Illusions of Leading the Region November 11, 2025. Published in almasryalyoumIsrael's reckless and impulsive strength, which disregards consequences, has shown that it cannot be trusted. Saudi Arabia: That Photo at the White House November 10, 2025. Published in Asharq Al-AwsatThe American master of surprises will receive the man who took the Syrians, Middle East and world by surprise. Egypt: Trump’s Shifting Positions November 1, 2025. Published in almasryalyoumTrump's plan to stop the war in Gaza came from someone who held no affection for Gaza and showed no sympathy for the Palestinian cause. Poland: Trump Ends the Slaughter, Netanyahu’s Problems Remain* October 27, 2025. Published in RzeczpospolitaWill anyone be held accountable for the bloodshed of Palestinian civilians in Gaza who have died over the past two years? Turkey: Dismembering Syria, Bombing Gaza: Can Trump Finally Veto Neocons? October 13, 2025. Published in Daily Sabah Previous articleCan China Counter US Arms Sales to Taiwan?Next articleTrump’s Canal Conundrum: Provocative Rant or Aggressive Foreign Policy? LEAVE A REPLY Cancel replyLog in to leave a comment