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1- Secret Syria meet in Hatay

The head of Syrian National Council has secretly met the leader of the so-called Free Syrian Army in Hatay to promise support in the fight against Damascus.

29/11/2011 ISTANBUL - Turkish Daily News

2- Ankara to bolster Iraq routes to bypass Syria

Turkey plans to bypass Syria for regional trade if conditions in the neighboring country deteriorate, Transport Minister Binali Yıldırım says.

29/11/2011 ANKARA – Turkish Daily News

3- Turkish foreign minister criticizes Assad

Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said the Ottomans’ past also belonged to the Arabs, not just the Turks.

29/11/2011 ANKARA – Turkish Daily News

4- Turkey ready for 'scenario' in Syria: Turkish foreign minister

Turkey does not want to consider a military option for intervention in neighboring Syria as Damascus cracks down on popular protest, but it is ready for any scenario.

29/11/2011 ISTANBUL - Reuters

5- Turkey to declare its own sanctions on Syria

Ankara will soon announce its sanctions against Syrian President Assad’s regime in parallel to those accepted by the Arab League yesterday.

27/11/2011 ANKARA – Turkish Daily News

6- Turkey 'ready for action' as Syria deadline expires

Turkey said it could tolerate no more bloodshed in Syria and it was ready to take action with Arab powers.

25/11/2011 ISTANBUL - Reuters

7- New Arab ultimatum is 'last chance' for Syria: Turkey

A new Arab League ultimatum which gives Syria until later Friday to agree to accept observers or face sanctions represents a last chance for the regime in Damascus, Turkey's foreign minister said.

25/11/2011 ISTANBUL - Agence France-Presse

8- Syria at dead end, says President Gül

Ankara is ratcheting up its pressure on the Syrian government, with the Turkish president announcing that the current regime has reached a ‘dead end.’

22/11/2011 LONDON

9- Avoid Gadhafi’s fate, Erdoğan tells Assad

Turkish Prime Minister Erdoğan warns Syria’s al-Assad of sharing the fate of recently slain Libyan strongman Gadhafi if he will not step down.

22/11/2011 ANKARA

10- The opening of Turkey’s Syria venture

Turkey seems to be ready to lead the mission in Syria. The government has hesitated to take a stand against Assad, when the opposition rallies first started last spring in Syria. At the time, most of the ex-Islamist writers opposed to the idea of confrontation with Syria and defined it as a trap of the imperialists to “divide and rule” the Muslim world.

20/11/2011

11- No place for 'authoritarian regimes,' Turkey tells Syria

Turkish President Abdullah Gül said there was "no place for authoritarian regimes" in the Mediterranean region, heaping more pressure on the embattled Syrian regime.

20/11/2011 LONDON - Agence France-Presse

12- Syrian refugee camps to move from Hatay to Kilis

Turkey is planning to move the Syrian refugee camps from Hatay to Kilis as part of a plan to gather these camps at one location, diplomatic sources said.

18/11/2011 ANKARA - Turkish Daily News

13- Turkey, France call for int’l pressure on Assad

Turkish and French foreign ministers called for more international pressure on Syria while agreeing on to put tougher sanctions on the Assad regime.

18/11/2011 ANKARA – Turkish Daily News

14- Turkey against Syria military intervention

Turkey won’t participate in any armed intervention on Syria, though it may create a buffer zone if the UN calls for it, Foreign Minister sources say.

18/11/2011 ISTANBUL - Turkish Daily News

15- Turkey against military intervention in Syria

Turkey will not take part in any military intervention aiming to change the regime in Syria, Turkish Foreign Ministry sources said Nov. 18.

18/11/2011

16- Syria: From friend to foe

As Turkey’s Customs and Trade Minister Hayati Yazıcı sighed relief on the failure of an ambitious project with Syria, he was also providing a stark example of Ankara’s breathtaking U-turn regarding relations with Damascus.

17/11/2011

17- Syrians would accept Turkish intervention: Brotherhood leader

A leader of Syria's outlawed Muslim Brotherhood said today that the Syrian people would accept military intervention by Turkey, rather than Western countries, to protect them from President Bashar al-Assad's security forces.

17/11/2011 ISTANBUL- Reuters

18- Turkey eyes official apology from Syria

Ankara calls on Syrian government for a formal apology over the attacks against embassies, also promises to ‘maintain a most resolute attitude.’

14/11/2011 ANKARA – Turkish Daily News

19- Erdoğan hails ‘glorious resistance’ in Syria

Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has hailed ongoing anti-regime protests in neighboring Syria as a “glorious resistance” and promised that Turkey will continue to display the necessary “attitude” against Damascus’ crackdown.

01/11/2011 ANKARA – Turkish Daily News

20- Foreign minister tells Syria not to stir up Turkey

Ahmet Davutoğlu has sent a stern warning to Syria’s government, telling Damascus to not even think about seeking to raise tensions in Turkey by inciting the country’s Kurdish citizens.

26/10/2011 DOHA - Radikal

21- Assad hits himself with his Kurdish boomerang

It was father al-Assad, Hafez al-Assad, who provided a safe haven for the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) in Syria from the late 1980s to the late 1990s in its armed campaign against Turkey for an independent Kurdish state.

14/10/2011

22- Ankara fumes after death of Syria Kurd

Turkey have slammed the killing of a Syrian oppostion figure but Damascus has denied responsibility. The Syrian FM has said it will respond at Turkey’s actions.

09/10/2011 ANKARA / DAMASCUS

23- Turkey starts military drill at Syrian border

The Turkish military stages an exercise near the Syrian border as Prime Minister Erdoğan signals sanctions are on the way against Syria.

04/10/2011 ANKARA/PRETORIA

24- Syrian dissidents to draft ‘road map’ in Istanbul

Syrian dissidents from different groups are having several meetings in Istanbul this week to finalize a unified Syrian opposition road map for political groups about how to build a democratic Syria

29/09/2011 ANKARA – Turkish Daily News

25- Ankara prepares to penalize Syria

Turkey’s sanctions against Syrian government mainly target bilateral economic, military, political and banking ties in order not to effect its people.

25/09/2011 ANKARA – Turkish Daily News

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