Maliki Labels PKK “Illegal Terrorist” Group

Turkey Taking Harder Line on Restive Kurds

Turkey denies it™s planning strikes in Iraq

Turkey: Threats Of Incursion Into Iraq Increase

Kurd rebels said quitting Iraq camps due Turk threat

Report: Turkey detains 5 people with suspected links to al-Qaida

Major Turkish Incursion in N. Iraq Seen as Unlikely

Kurdish Rebels Declare Cease-Fire in Turkey

Turkey announced the creation of “Security Zones” in the Turkish provinces ofSirnak, Siirt and Hakkari. Three soilders were killed and 6 wounded in a PKK IED attack in one of the zones.

Baghdad and Ankara deny reports of Turkish incursion

Unconfirmed reports, based on two anonymous Turkish sources, indicate that Turkey has moved forces across the Iraqi border to hunt the PKK. The US National Security Council spokesman said the Turkish government stated the reports of a large-scale cross-border incursion are incorrect. “We have checked all along the border and there hasn’t been any incursion or military operation inside Iraqi territory,” said Iraq’s Foreign Minister.

Defense Secretary Gates Warns Turkey to Keep Its Troops Out of Iraq

Iraqi PM Warns Turkey About Military Acts

Turkey troops head to Iraq border

Turkey probes weapons cache from Iran to Syria

US asked to destroy Kurdish bases

Yesterday’s attack on a shopping mall in Ankara is believed to be carried out by a PKK suicide bomber, said Ankara’s governor. A female suicide bomber was detained by security forces in Adana.

A bomb blast at a crowded mall in Ankara killed 6 and wounded 80. There are no indications of who carried out the attack, but security forces are said to have detained 7 suspects.

Turkish army chases PKK elements

Turks rally to support secularism

Bomb kills 1, injures 14 in Turkey before rally

Turkish Candidate With Islamic Base Withdraws

Fears of a Coup in Turkey’s Crisis

Turkish Court Blocks Islamic Presidential Candidate

Appeal for calm as markets get jitters over Turkey crisis

Over 500,000 secularists protested in opposition to Islamist Abdullah Gul’s decision to run for president.Protesters carried banners saying “Sharia shall not rise to the Presidential Palace.” Turkey’s military has vowed to defend secularism.

Turks protest Islamic-rooted government

Turkish army enters secularism row

Turkish terrorism warning as Aussies flock to Gallipoli
