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Prime Minister Recep Erdogan is less interested in preserving Ataturk's vision of Turkey as a secular state and more committed to bringing about "a return to the Ottoman Empire's glory days."

Turkish PM Erdogan finds himself today trapped between his friendships with unpopular Arab and Iranian leaders and the public in those countries who is now crossing into democracy and poised to accuse him of double standards.

Clearly, Israel botched its intelligence gathering about that particular ship and, therefore, its operational planning. Still, what tragically happened was a direct result of violence initiated by some passengers.

President Obama can remind Turkey that one can be secular in mind and Muslim at heart at the same time; one can pray, wear jeans and maybe have a glass of wine every once a while.

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip has new fans across the Arab world, notably in Egypt where one blogger went on to describe him as the "leader of t...

ANKARA, Turkey — Israel should be barred from the United Nations while it ignores the organization's calls to stop fighting in Gaza, Turkey's pr...