Topic: Ahmet Davutoglu - CSMonitor.com

Could talks over Iran nuclear crisis work? Turkish diplomat offers hints.

Turkey's foreign minister, in the US to discuss Syria and the Iran nuclear program, insists that the time for negotiations with Iran is not passed – and says Iran is willing to talk.

If US wants to act in Syria, Turkey could be crucial ally

As Syria unravels, prices soar for guns, grenades, and RPGs

Turkey and France trade accusations of genocidal history

Syria refuses Arab League monitors, sanctions loom

A turning point for Syria protests?

Syrian army defectors attack security outpost near Damascus

Teen rescued from Turkey quake rubble, as government eyes lax building construction

Turkey's Erdogan heads to Egypt, unnerving an embattled Israel

Clinton calls for more international action against Syria's Assad

Syria defiant despite increased regional pressure

Turkey risks Syria's friendship in last-ditch effort to end violence

Would Al Shabab agree to humanitarian corridors in Somalia?

Intense Israeli lobbying stalls Gaza flotilla

June 17, 2011 Photos of the Day

Recep Tayyip Erdogan: 5 ways he has shaped Turkey

Fleeing violence, Syrian refugees warn of potential massacre

Opinion Turkey's shift on Syria gives West room to get tougher on Assad

Israel's navy trains for second major Gaza flotilla

Who's rethinking support for Libya's no-fly zone – and why

Mass Libya evacuations as Qaddafi digs in

Hariri tribunal launches legal case, prompting protests in Lebanon

Why Iran left the US off invite list for tour of nuclear sites

WikiLeaks reveals depth of Israel's rift with Turkey

In Turkey, Kurdish writers once needed pseudonyms. Now they have a master's program.