Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said his country could intervene in the war on Gaza. Erdogan suggested Turkey could ‘enter’ the conflict as it had done in others, without giving specific details.
Turkish and Israeli officials initiated a war of words against one another on Sunday and Monday after Erdogan said in a speech that “there is no reason” that Turkey could not act, noting military interventions made in the past in other countries.
In an interview with French magazine L’Express, France’s Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau called for a recalibration of relations
According to Turkey’s state-run media Anadolu Agency, Mohammed al-Huwayj, Libya’s Economy and Trade Minister has said Turkey is
France’s Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau is questioning the 1968 agreement between France and Algeria that provides preferential immigration status
For months, Egyptian truck drivers have been living in their vehicles, stuck in limbo, waiting to deliver urgently needed aid
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