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First American Turkey Shipment Leaves For Indian Market
The first shipment of American Turkey products for India left on Tuesday, marking a new phase in the bilateral trade relations between the two countries.
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"Need To Prevent Conflict From Spreading": Blinken Holds Talks With Erdogan
Washington's top diplomat Antony Blinken said Saturday that he wants to make sure the conflict in the Middle East "doesn't spread", as he held meetings in Turkey and Greece.
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US To Pledge Earthquake Support In Antony Blinken's First Turkey Visit
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will travel Sunday to Turkey to discuss support after a massive earthquake, his first trip to the NATO ally which has had turbulent relations with Washington.
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"One Way Or Another...": On F-16 Jet Deal, Turkey's Erdogan's Message To US
President Tayyip Erdogan said he believed Turkey and the United States will make progress in talks for the sale of F-16 fighter jets and that Ankara will recoup $1.4 billion it paid for F-35s it is blocked from buying.
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Erdogan Says Won't Meet US Vice President, Mike Pompeo During Turkey Visit
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday he would not meet with US Vice President Mike Pence during his visit to Ankara to discuss Turkey's military operation in Syria.
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Turkey, US To Set Up "Joint Operation Centre" For North Syria: Ministry
Turkey and the United States have agreed to establish a joint operation centre to manage the tensions between Kurdish and Turkish forces in northern Syria, Ankara said Wednesday.
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Russia Preps S-400 Missiles For NATO Ally Turkey Amid US Sanctions Threat
Russia will begin delivering its S-400 air-defense system to NATO-member Turkey in the coming days, a Kremlin spokesman said Friday, in a deal likely to trigger U.S. sanctions and test the bonds of the Western military alliance.
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US Consular Staffer In Turkey Remains Jailed As Spy Trial Resumes
A US consular staffer was ordered to remain in custody by a Turkish court on Wednesday after the latest hearing in his trial on espionage charges -- part of a growing rift between Washington and Ankara.
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Turkey Urges US To Honour Ties After Trump Warns Of Economic Devastation
President Tayyip Erdogan's spokesman said on Monday Turkey expected the United States to honour their strategic partnership after US President Donald Trump warned it would devastate Turkey economically if they attack a Kurdish militia in Syria.
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US Senate Asks Trump For Fresh Probe Into Khashoggi Murder
The US President has termed CIA's conclusion in the Jamal Khashoggi murder as "not definitive", prompting a Senate Committee to ask Donald Trump for a fresh probe to determine within four months whether Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had any role in the killing.
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Trump Thanks Turkey For Pastor's Release, Denies Cutting A Deal
President Donald Trump thanked Turkey on Saturday for freeing American pastor Andrew Brunson after two years in custody and said it would help improve strained relations, but Trump denied cutting a deal for Brunson's release.
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Relations With US Would Improve Under Trump: Turkish President Erdogan
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday he believed relations with Washington would improve under President-elect Donald Trump and that the two NATO allies would reach an easier consensus on regional issues.
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Turkey Fury As US Frets Over Post-Coup Military Relations
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday angrily accused a top US general of siding with Turkey's coup plotters for saying the country's turmoil could downgrade military cooperation with Washington.
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Turkey Says US Could Extradite Cleric Gulen Quickly If Wants To
The United States does not need to take years to extradite a US-based Muslim cleric accused by Turkey of masterminding a failed military coup, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said today.
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Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin Break Ice in 6-Second Encounter
Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Barack Obama shook hands and chatted in a six-second encounter today at a summit in Turkey, breaking the ice for the first time since Moscow launched its air campaign in Syria.
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First American Turkey Shipment Leaves For Indian Market
The first shipment of American Turkey products for India left on Tuesday, marking a new phase in the bilateral trade relations between the two countries.
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"Need To Prevent Conflict From Spreading": Blinken Holds Talks With Erdogan
Washington's top diplomat Antony Blinken said Saturday that he wants to make sure the conflict in the Middle East "doesn't spread", as he held meetings in Turkey and Greece.
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US To Pledge Earthquake Support In Antony Blinken's First Turkey Visit
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will travel Sunday to Turkey to discuss support after a massive earthquake, his first trip to the NATO ally which has had turbulent relations with Washington.
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"One Way Or Another...": On F-16 Jet Deal, Turkey's Erdogan's Message To US
President Tayyip Erdogan said he believed Turkey and the United States will make progress in talks for the sale of F-16 fighter jets and that Ankara will recoup $1.4 billion it paid for F-35s it is blocked from buying.
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Erdogan Says Won't Meet US Vice President, Mike Pompeo During Turkey Visit
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday he would not meet with US Vice President Mike Pence during his visit to Ankara to discuss Turkey's military operation in Syria.
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Turkey, US To Set Up "Joint Operation Centre" For North Syria: Ministry
Turkey and the United States have agreed to establish a joint operation centre to manage the tensions between Kurdish and Turkish forces in northern Syria, Ankara said Wednesday.
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Russia Preps S-400 Missiles For NATO Ally Turkey Amid US Sanctions Threat
Russia will begin delivering its S-400 air-defense system to NATO-member Turkey in the coming days, a Kremlin spokesman said Friday, in a deal likely to trigger U.S. sanctions and test the bonds of the Western military alliance.
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US Consular Staffer In Turkey Remains Jailed As Spy Trial Resumes
A US consular staffer was ordered to remain in custody by a Turkish court on Wednesday after the latest hearing in his trial on espionage charges -- part of a growing rift between Washington and Ankara.
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Turkey Urges US To Honour Ties After Trump Warns Of Economic Devastation
President Tayyip Erdogan's spokesman said on Monday Turkey expected the United States to honour their strategic partnership after US President Donald Trump warned it would devastate Turkey economically if they attack a Kurdish militia in Syria.
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US Senate Asks Trump For Fresh Probe Into Khashoggi Murder
The US President has termed CIA's conclusion in the Jamal Khashoggi murder as "not definitive", prompting a Senate Committee to ask Donald Trump for a fresh probe to determine within four months whether Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had any role in the killing.
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Trump Thanks Turkey For Pastor's Release, Denies Cutting A Deal
President Donald Trump thanked Turkey on Saturday for freeing American pastor Andrew Brunson after two years in custody and said it would help improve strained relations, but Trump denied cutting a deal for Brunson's release.
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Relations With US Would Improve Under Trump: Turkish President Erdogan
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday he believed relations with Washington would improve under President-elect Donald Trump and that the two NATO allies would reach an easier consensus on regional issues.
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Turkey Fury As US Frets Over Post-Coup Military Relations
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday angrily accused a top US general of siding with Turkey's coup plotters for saying the country's turmoil could downgrade military cooperation with Washington.
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Turkey Says US Could Extradite Cleric Gulen Quickly If Wants To
The United States does not need to take years to extradite a US-based Muslim cleric accused by Turkey of masterminding a failed military coup, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said today.
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Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin Break Ice in 6-Second Encounter
Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Barack Obama shook hands and chatted in a six-second encounter today at a summit in Turkey, breaking the ice for the first time since Moscow launched its air campaign in Syria.
