Turkey
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After Armenia Visit, Vance’s Deleted ‘Genocide’ Post Reignites US Policy Debate
A social media post from Vice President JD Vance’s account, referring to the 1915 Armenian massacres as ‘genocide,’ was deleted by the White House following his visit to Yerevan, sparking immediate controversy and reigniting debate over U.S. policy and its…
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Turkey Ready to Mediate Between Iran and the United States
Turkey signals readiness to mediate between Iran and the United States, a move with broad implications for regional diplomacy and security across the region.
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Armenia Extradites One Fugitive to Turkey Amid International Cooperation
Armenia extradited one fugitive to Turkey as part of cross-border cooperation; 14 other individuals were handed over to Turkey under red notices, illustrating ongoing international cooperation.
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Turkish authorities uncover Iranian espionage cell, six suspects arrested on espionage charges
Turkish authorities announced the discovery of an Iranian espionage cell, resulting in six arrests on espionage charges, with few details released.
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Turkey’s Chief of General Staff Discusses Regional Security with Admiral Brad Cooper
Turkish Armed Forces Chief of Staff meets Admiral Brad Cooper to discuss regional security issues with the United States as part of U.S.-Turkey defense talks.
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France backs normalization of Armenia-Azerbaijan-Turkey relations, says Jean-Noël Barrot
France backs normalization of Armenia-Azerbaijan-Turkey relations, as stated by Jean-Noël Barrot, signaling Paris’s push for regional dialogue and stability.
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CENTCOM Chief Arrives in Israel Amid US Middle East Military Buildup
General Brad Cooper, head of US Central Command, arrived in Israel to discuss potential US intervention in Iranian anti-regime protests, as the US deploys a significant military armada to the Middle East and navigates complex regional shifts.
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There Is No More Honorable and Motivating Work Than Serving The Interests of Your Country
The conversation sparked by Hayrapetyan’s post highlights the demand for governance that is both principled and pragmatic—an administration that can leverage international alignments to Armenia’s advantage, with explicit accountability to Armenian citizens.
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Turkey’s Regional Influence Expands Amid Syria-Kurdish Deal, Gaza Plan
Turkey is playing a pivotal role in a new integration deal between Syria’s government and Kurdish forces, while also being positioned on a proposed advisory council for a Gaza peace plan. These diplomatic engagements coincide with upgraded economic growth forecasts…
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Armenia–Turkey Border Opening: Officials Flag Potential Steps as 2026 Pushes Normalization Forward
While the rhetoric signals political will to move toward normalization, tangible progress will hinge on sustained mutual trust, credible security guarantees, and agreement on practical steps that satisfy both sides’ domestic constituencies.
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Armenia and Turkey Move Towards Visa Facilitation: A New Chapter in Relations
Armenia and Turkey agree to ease visa processes, allowing e-visas for diplomatic passport holders starting January 1, 2026, signaling a new chapter in their relations.
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Libyan Military Chief’s Plane Crashes in Turkey: Search and Rescue Underway
A Falcon 50 private jet carrying Libya’s military chief crashes in Turkey shortly after takeoff, prompting search and rescue efforts.
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Turkey Considers Returning S-400 Systems to Strengthen U.S. Relations
Turkey is contemplating the return of S-400 missile systems to Russia as a strategy to enhance relations with the U.S., while the Kremlin denies any discussions on the matter.
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Pope Leo XIV Expected To Visit The Armenian Patriarchate of Constantinople
Pope Leo XIV begins his first foreign trip with a historic visit to Turkey and is expected to visit the Armenian Patriarchate of Constantinople in Istanbul.
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Armenia’s Political Arena Prepares for the 2026 Elections
Armenia’s political arena is preparing for the 2026 elections. It is clear that these elections will determine the country’s future — “Fourth Republic or Republic of Armenia?” That is the question that will define the upcoming vote.