April 2003
Lifting of Travel Restrictions Between Greek and Turkish Cypriot Sectors - 2003-04-23
Travel restrictions between the Greek and Turkish sectors of Cyprus have been lifted, allowing residents to cross for the first time in nearly thirty years.…
Cyprus Officials Welcome Proposal from the Turkish-Occupied Part of the Island
Cyprus officials have accepted a proposal from the Turkish-occupied area to ease travel restrictions. The Greek Cypriot government criticized this as a diversion from serious…
UN Security Council Rebukes Leader of Turkish Cypriot Section
The UN Security Council has condemned Raouf Denktash for not agreeing to a reunification plan for Cyprus, resulting in Greek Cypriots being the only ones…
Turkey's Army Prepared to Send Forces to Northern Iraq - 2003-04-12
Turkey's Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul indicated that while there is currently no need to deploy troops to northern Iraq, the Turkish army is ready to…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Deployment of Turkish Military Observers to Kirkuk - 2003-04-11
The Turkish Foreign Minister has confirmed the deployment of military observers to Kirkuk after its capture, along with Mosul. This move highlights Turkey's interest in…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Turkey's Concerns at the Iraq Border - 2003-04-09
The Turkish border town of Silopi is experiencing heightened military surveillance due to concerns regarding the Iraq border. The movement of foreigners and journalists is…
Colin Powell: Agreement Reached for Fuel Supplies to Coalition Forces via Turkey - 2003-04-03
Colin Powell announced an agreement with Turkey to facilitate the transport of fuel and humanitarian aid to coalition forces in northern Iraq. This agreement follows…
Colin Powell Arrives in Turkey Today - 2003-04-02
Colin Powell visited Turkey to mend relations strained by the Iraq war. Turkish leaders are open to reconsidering the deployment of U.S. forces if the…
Colin Powell Begins Diplomatic Trip to Turkey
Colin Powell, U.S. Secretary of State, has started a diplomatic trip to Turkey aimed at mending relations strained by the Iraq war. He is expected…