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Turkey’s downing of a Russian bomber highlights the web of countries and armed groups allied together in various factions in Syria. We mapped it out.

The photograph of Alan Kurdi, dead on a beach, moved the world. Now, his father has become a pawn in the region’s intractable conflicts. It’s tearing him apart.

They fled the Middle East and arrived in Turkey. But now, only the poorest refugees remain there—and they’re full of misplaced hope that help is coming

America’s allies in the fight against ISIS are now battling each other. Some say that’s ’two steps forward, one step back.’

In a battleground of shifting and strained alliances, Canada’s modest air war against Islamic State is becoming hard to justify

Islamic State is losing control of the Turkish-Syrian border that it needs. And with its lifeline cut off, a ‘Day of Judgment’ looms.

Turkey’s president reinvents himself in the aftermath of a disastrous election

There are dangerous times ahead, but the country’s liberals, Kurds and secularists are breathing a sigh of relief after the election

Turkey’s election will be a pivotal, possibly dangerous moment for a country with big ambitions and an increasingly authoritarian leader

One can imagine struggling citizens on both sides of the Turkish-Armenian border, united in a plaintive cry: ’Tear down this wall’