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International community contributed to earthquake’s high death toll

by Gerry Chidiac | Feb 23, 2023

The earthquake in Turkey and Syria was a natural disaster, but the death toll was manmade

by Mike Robinson | Mar 4, 2018

In Lands of Lost Borders, Kate Harris ruminates on 10 months aboard a bicycle along the Silk Road once conquered by Marco Polo

by Pat Murphy | Sep 22, 2017

In Hillary Clinton’s mind, it’s everyone else’s fault. So she’ll continue to hog centre stage and suck up the political oxygen

by Joseph Micallef | Oct 30, 2016

Erdogan asserts that his government has a right to a sphere of influence over the region that once made up the Ottoman Empire

by Joseph Micallef | Sep 25, 2016

The liberation of Mosul is going to be the bloodiest, most bitterly-fought urban campaign since Stalingrad

by Joseph Micallef | Aug 28, 2016

The objective is to prevent the seizure of the portion of Aleppo province by U.S.-supported Syrian Democratic Forces

by Joseph Micallef | Aug 14, 2016

Ankara’s rapprochement with Moscow may yet prove to be the beginning of an entirely new direction in Turkey’s foreign policy