TURKEY AND IRAQ

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                    [Title] => News Analysis: Turkey, Iraq eye better ties amid challenges
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Frequent exchange of high-level visits between Turkey and Iraq, two neighbors sometimes at odds in recent years, is seen as aiming to improve ties amid growing uncertainty in the Middle East.

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                    [Title] => Syrian refugees in neighboring countries triple in three months
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The number of Syrians registered or awaiting registration as refugees  in Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey and Iraq is up to 311,500, compared to around  100,000 in June, a spokesman with the United Nations Refugee Agency  (UNHCR) said Tuesday.
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News Analysis: Turkey, Iraq eye better ties amid challenges

October 27, 2013 - 11:00am

Frequent exchange of high-level visits between Turkey and Iraq, two neighbors sometimes at odds in recent years, is seen as aiming to improve ties amid growing uncertainty in the Middle East.

World

Syrian refugees in neighboring countries triple in three months

October 2, 2012 - 11:00pm

The number of Syrians registered or awaiting registration as refugees in Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey and Iraq is up to 311,500, compared to around 100,000 in June, a spokesman with the United Nations Refugee Agency...