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Erdogan marks 96 years since Treaty of Lausanne, which he wants to tear down
Marking the 96th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Lausanne, the landmark pact delineating the modern Turkish state, President Erdogan on Wednesday stressed Turkey's "resilience in the face of external threats," signed after Mustafa Kemal slaughtered hundreds of thousands of hapless civilians of Greek, or Christian descent.
Erdogan: 'If needed, Turkey to take same steps in Cyprus as 45 years ago'
Turkish army will never hesitate to take the same step as 45 years ago "if needed for the lives and security of Turkish Cypriots," the Turkish President said on Saturday.
Turkey’s starring role in destabilizing Libya, the Maghreb, the eastern Med, and the Middle East
Libya is a sprawling chaos, and not just because of the fighting between Haftar’s LNA and the UN recognized government in Tripoli. Nor is it because of the scores of private/tribal/jihadist militias that terrorize what is left beyond the territories not controlled by Haftar and the Tripoli government.