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A war with Greece is likely coming, not because of anything Athens has done but rather because Erdogan is desperate to distract.

ATHENS - Adding to growing belligerent outbursts, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan used his country’s victory in the 1922 war with Greece to lambast what he called “despicable Greeks,” drawing fire from Greece’s government. New Democracy spokesman Giannis Oikonomou said the war references d

Dendias showed Harvard Kennedy School graduates a copy of a map, with all the Greek Aegean islands as well as Crete coloured in red, signifying that they are Turkish territory.

Ankara's complex ties with Moscow, the political cost of Syrian refugees and looming elections are all dictating dialogue with Damascus on Ankara, but it has yet to come up with a plan to proceed.

The chairman of Turkey’s left-wing Patriotic Party is slated to visit neighboring Syria, where he is scheduled to meet and hold talks with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

The leader of Turkey’s far-right Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) gives support to the Ankara government’s plan to mend diplomatic relations with neighboring Syria.

Comments by Turkey's foreign minister hinting at normalization with Damascus drove hundreds of Syrians across Turkish-occupied areas of northern Syria to stage demonstrations.

The AKP government, which faces an uphill battle to mend ties with the Alevi community ahead of next year’s elections, pledges to bring culprits to justice.

The war in Ukraine is having an impact on a long-running territorial dispute. Turkey is adopting a more aggressive stance towards Greece and has lashed out at pious diplomatic interventions from Germany.