Russian President Putin referring to “Turkish Government’s Islamisation policy” and the downing of the jet has said, “Maybe they wanted to show the U.S and the EU that the Turks were their islamists”.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Carter has stated that Turkey had to make more effort to control its porous borders.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Bilgiç stated they haven’t retracted soldiers of Turkey dispatched to Bashiqa training camp for now.

While Kurdistan Regional Government Leader Barzani has backed Ankara as to troops dispatched to Mosul, Iraqi President Abadi said Turkey has 24 hours left to solve the issue.

Baghdad administration’s reaction against Turkey sending troops to Bashiqa camp near Mosul on December 5 has come to the fore, the intention of Turkey to send soldiers is being discussed.

BOTAŞ and Qatar national oil company have signed a preliminary contract enabling Turkey to import long-term and regular LNG.

Following U.S. Minister of Foreign Affairs, John Kerry stating an operation will be launched together with Turkey into ISIS territory, President Erdoğan announced that a step will be taken with coalition forces, and land forces are ready for the operation.

Chilean government has admitted that poet Pablo Neruda might have been murdered in regime of dictator Pinochet.

18 Christian institutions by joint statement have accused PYD and YPG of violating human rights, seizing private property, recruiting by force, imposing tax unlawfully, and intervening in curriculum of churches.

In response to Prime Minister Davutoğlu’s statement “We hit PYD twice”, Demirtaş has said “Seeing PYD as threat instead of DAİŞ is shame on his part”.

Patrolling near the Syrian border, fighter jets made an unmanned aerial vehicle crashed; Turkish Armed Forces explained the air vehicle was crashed according to the rules of engagement.

Anadolu Agency Aleppo reporter Salih Mahmud Leyla has lost his life in the attack launched by ISIS with bomb-laden vehicle, in the attack 30 people died while many others wounded.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in his statement as to Russia said they may get natural gas from different places if needed, and have Akkuyu Nuclear Power Station built by some others.

The President Erdoğan’s guardians and Belgian security forces exchanged blows while First Lady Emine Erdoğan was reacted to after she made a shop shut down to buy things.

Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has denied the statements by Moscow regarding the proposal to form a joint working group between Turkey and Russia.

Takaaki Kajita and Arthur B. McDonald will be awarded Nobel Prize in Physics.

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has called for a comprehensive, independent and international investigation as to the bombing of the hospital in Kunduz and killing of 10 patients, including three children, and 12 medical staff

HDP Mardin deputy Mehmet Ali Aslan asked a parliamentary question about mother tongue-based education in Arabic. However, it was rejected without considering. Aslan: “All native languages should be free in the parliament.”

Syrian refugees waiting in İstanbul Bus Terminal started to walk towards Edirne province but they were stopped by riot policemen.

UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake said “At least a quarter of those seeking refuge in Europe are children – in the first six months of this year, more than 106,000 children claimed asylum in Europe.”