Damascus could soon deploy a token military force to Saudi Arabia in a bid to ease diplomatic pressure from the US

Ankara aims to send additional personnel, pilots and aircraft to help protect Saudi infrastructure in the coming weeks, with further deployments subject to parliamentary approval

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The FlyDubai cockpit attack offers Benjamin Netanyahu a timely and powerful security narrative just days ahead of the Israeli election.

FLA spokesperson tells MEE that dialogue with the Africa Corps does not signal any rapprochement

Türkiye's nuclear investments in Akkuyu and Sinop are laying the critical energy foundation for its future artificial intelligence infrastructure

Following the Abu al-Duhur strike, Türkiye shifts the crisis from an Ankara-Tel Aviv standoff into a broader Washington dialogue

Türkiye's PKK peace process was saved from collapse after Parliament took its first tangible step toward dissolution of the group

Beyond its collective defence clause, the Makkah Agreement signals a broader realignment of regional partnerships driven by shared security concerns and strategic interests.

The planned agreement comes as Gulf states seek new security partnerships following a period of heightened regional uncertainty.

Despite a minor diplomatic scandal Turkiye and Iraq signed historic energy deals reshaping the region's geopolitical landscape.

The Turks will focus on three main issues, and they will define the success of the NATO summit in Ankara

Ankara had hoped a ceasefire could pave the way for Russia-Ukraine talks in Turkey during the July Nato summit, but Moscow remains firm on its Donbas demands

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Weekly Intelligence Brief | 7–13 June 2026 The US-Israel war on Iran crossed its 100th day this week. Two distinct escalation cycles played out within seven days — each forced into reverse by economi...

Tel Aviv has been exerting intense effort to vilify Türkiye on the international stage amid the conflict in Gaza and escalating tensions with Iran

Satellite imagery shows Israel has developed a string of bases from the Mediterranean to the Yarmouk River in newly occupied territory. Sources say it looks like they're here to stay

Revised version with those constraints applied: The Kayes Triangle has emerged as the central fault line of Mali’s contemporary conflict economy. Hosting nearly 80% of industrial gold production and ...

Sharaa's pragmatism and close relationship with Turkey helped open doors, leading to his transformation from jihadist leader to rebel statesman and finally Syrian president

Trump's fragile Gaza ceasefire plan may lead to a new wave of radicalization in Palestine, argues Türkiye Today contributor Levent Kemal

The convergence of Turkey's and the Gulf's economic strategies in Syria presents an opportunity for Washington.

Ankara plans to send battle-hardened military advisers to Niamey as Turkish government crafts a Sahel strategy to deepen relations

Israeli officers say the army doesn’t have precise intel on Hamas or captives, but driving the Palestinians to the south is a clear objective

Why the West is finding it so hard to deter China and Russia

Job losses are only one factor in the equation driving its financial decline.

Makhmour Camp, seen by Ankara as a PKK stronghold, will be emptied by September under a Turkey-Iraq-KRG agreement, sources say

The UK is handing over intelligence from British spy planes to ‘help find the remaining hostages’ in the Palestinian territory, government sources confirm

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