Turkish drone attack kills PKK member in northern Iraq

A drone strike conducted by Turkey resulted in the death of one member of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and injuries to two others in northern Iraq on Monday, according to the counter-terrorism service of Iraqi Kurdistan. The statement indicated that the Turkish operation targeted a gathering of PKK members at the Makhmour camp, resulting in one fatality and two injuries, one of whom was … Continue reading Turkish drone attack kills PKK member in northern Iraq

European & Muslim countries gather in Spain to discuss Palestinian statehood

Spain convened a high-level meeting on Friday with several Muslim and European nations to discuss strategies for ending the Gaza conflict, emphasizing the need for a definitive timeline for the international community to implement a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian issue. Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares stated, “We gather to advocate for an end to the violence in Gaza and to find a resolution … Continue reading European & Muslim countries gather in Spain to discuss Palestinian statehood

Turkey’s ‘balancing act’ with BRICS bid raises NATO concerns

On June 11, while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was seeking assistance at a conference in Berlin, marking the beginning of a week filled with intense diplomatic efforts in Western Europe, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan was engaged in discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. Fidan described the Kremlin meeting as having gone “fantastically well,” according to Turkish state media. Putin also expressed satisfaction, … Continue reading Turkey’s ‘balancing act’ with BRICS bid raises NATO concerns