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Curious. What caused them to suddenly take such an approach? No, that's a foolish assumption. Political power is also key, it works in tandem with brute force.

Eh? Since when?

If I recall correctly, Sweden's objection is that AKP is requesting the extradition of various individuals as Gulenists/PKK/etc without providing sufficient evidence that they are in fact such.

Gentlemen, let's ease off on the hostility a little.

If true, Otto von Bismarck is kicking and screaming in his grave.

https://haqqin.az/news/270481 Azerbaijan to begin direct flights to Turkish Cyprus Along with Russia and Kyrgyzstan, Azerbaijan will begin direct flights to the unrecognized Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC). As reported by haggin.az, this was declared during a parliamentary session...

I'm not throwing anything together. I literally only said that Saudi Arabia has flip-flopping loyalties and I'm not wrong. Weapons given to Saudis magically end up in the hands of forces that then kill US soldiers. There's a reason no other mid to high-level power gives Saudis any tech transfers...

...you don't know much Saudi Arabia's flip-flopping loyalty, do you? They even throw the US under the bus on occasion when we piss them off, what makes you think they won't do that to Turkey? Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia are desperately trying to diversify away from depending on resource...

Maybe so but this just weakens Turkey's demands for the EU to stop doing that because they can just point to the likes of Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood and ask why should they give a damn about terrorists when Turkey doesn't. There's literally zero reason for Turkey to shoot itself in the...

No offence but you overestimate the extent to which the US gives a f**k about Turkey. Not everything the US does in the region is some 5D chess to screw Turkey. In the case of PKK, not even the entire US establishment was ever on board with backing them. What matters in Syria and particularly...

If I may interject, it seems, SEEMS, like the US may be getting tired of PKK trying to suck up to Assad, Russia and Iran and having to have their incompetent asses bailed out when they fail to get ISIS under control and think the FSA might be a better bet as a proxy force (I mean, US did...

Translation: "The free man who does not want the humiliating reconciliation and possesses the lowest necessities of action, let him work seriously to open the path of liberation to Damascus, here is the uprising and this victory, and overthrow the projects of surrender and murderous...

I suspect this is more for domestic consumption rather than a factual statement considering there's been a fair amount of discontent in the Greek social sphere regarding Turkey's advancements in the military industry while Greece appears to be playing catch up. And while I haven't been paying...

I'll be interested to see if Assad actually upholds his end of the deal. PKK/YPG has been in cahoots with him, Iranians and Russians plenty of times so this seems foolish. And as someone else said, this effectively means all of Syria that doesn't wanna live under Assad's control will now flee to...

He's scum with probable ties to Romanian criminal syndicates but it's very likely they don't have any evidence to convict him and so settled for holding him indefinitely. From what I recall, they can extend the detention period up to 2 times so he'll likely spend around 90 days under arrest.

"choking off the supply line" We're asking them to check what goes in and out of Armenian/Russian-occupied Karabakh so no weapons are being smuggled in - something which they have been caught doing multiple times. Also this is Neil Hauer, guy caught on record calling Armenians useless morons or...

In an ideal world, nobody would need ICBMs but we don't live in an ideal world.

I don't mean to defend the Soviet Union but Lend-Lease wasn't the sole reason that they were able to push back the Germans. By the time Lend-Lease was in full swing, Germans had already been defeated at Stalingrad and withdrawing from the USSR's core territories. What is generally ignored is...

The columnist looks exactly like the kind of person I'd imagine to have a problem with people showing affection for their mothers. The stereotypes are becoming shockingly on point.

I...legitimately did not expect it to end this way. Pleasantly surprising.