Trump meets Erdogan 'unannounced' at NATO summit

Turkey removes four more Kurdish mayors over alleged terror links

Supported by FSA rebel factions, Turkey launched its military offensive against the Kurdish YPG forces in Afrin on January 20

Turkey is looking to oust the Peoples' Protection Units or YPG, which it considers a terrorist group, from the Afrin region of northern Syria

Turkish military deployments near Kurdish-held areas of northwestern Syria were a declaration of war, said the head of Syrian Kurdish YPG militia

Turkey, Russia, Iran, US, the Kurds, anti-Assad militias are all fighting 'wars within the war' over?Raqqa as they eye the 'big prize'

Binali Yildirim's visit is part of a larger effort Turkey is taking to avoid isolation in West Asia

The Turkish military's offensive inside Syria is a stress test for US-Turkey relations

Strikes against YPG are sensitive as the outfit is allied with Turkey's NATO partner, the United States, in its fight against IS in Syria

More than 40 were also wounded, in an escalation of air and artillery attacks that have put hundreds of thousands effectively under siege

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