for a major counteroffensive after receiving military support from western countries, an offensive in which they will try to take back territory that s now under occupation. turkish forces have killed the suspected leader of the islamic state group in syria. abu hussein al-qurayshi took control of the group after his predecessor was killed last autumn. turkish media is reporting he was surrounded and detonated a suicide vest to avoid being caught. the operation was carried out by turkey s national intelligence 0rganisation, who were acting on a tip off in the northern town of jandaris, close to the turkish border. he is the third is leader to be killed in little over a year. 0ur senior international correspondent 0rla guerin is in turkey and told us more about abu hussein al-qurashi. is have adopted a strategy over recent years of being more low profile about their leaders, trying to keep them alive. just last year, it lost two leads.
Turkey’s May 14 elections are looking uncertain for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan amid a sluggish economy, young Turks less enamoured with the ruling AKP and an opposition that is finally united.…
With Turkey nearing hotly contested presidential elections in May, international rights groups are condemning a crackdown on independent media that have challenged the incumbent president’s control of the mainstream media. Dorian Jones reports from Istanbul.
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The media outlets of Türkiye, including Anadolu Agency, TRT Haber, Yeni Safak newspaper, Milad newspaper, Ensonhaber.com, Yeni akit, Sondakika.com have widely covered Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev’s speech at the Summit-level Meeting