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Turkish-Kurdish Oil Deals Upset Baghdad

By Dorian Jones | VOA News on Jul 17, 2012   World  

ISTANBUL — Growing tensions between Baghdad and the semiautonomous Iraqi Kurdish government over control of the country's energy reserves is threatening to pull neighboring Turkey into the deepening dispute. This past weekend, Iraq warned Ankara that such trade with the region could damage its relations with the central government in Baghdad.

Turkey Boosts Forces at Syrian Border

By Dorian Jones | VOA News on Jun 28, 2012   World  

ISTANBUL – Turkey said Thursday it is stationing anti-aircraft batteries on its border with Syria following the downing of one of its warplanes.

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