July 17 (Bloomberg) -- From a factory in central Turkey, Islamic businessman Celal Hasnalcaci annually churns out $15 million worth of hip-hugging pants and tight T-shirts --clothing that would horrify many devout Muslims.
Turkey has signed a tentative gas deal with Iran, moving forward on a major European energy pipeline and irking Washington.
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ANKARA - Turkey heads to the polls Sunday for a snap election called to end a potentially crippling political crisis, but many analysts believe that whatever the outcome, the root causes are likely to remain.
Aged 18, Gamze Cakir and Esra Ertas will be first-time voters in Turkey’s general election on Sunday. Yet each has already made one of the most important decisions of her adult life.
(Angus Reid Global Monitor) - Turkey's ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) could remain the largest political organization in the Great National Assembly, according to a poll by the VERSO Center of Political Studies.
A week away from crucial parliamentary elections in Turkey, relations between the United States and Turkey have been severely strained over Turkey’s concerns over the PKK separatist group given safe haven in the Kurdistan area of northern Iraq. CFR Fellow Stephen A. Cook says a recent major poll shows that “in Turkey, a NATO country firmly allied with the United States over the last fifty years, ...
Turkey's ruling party is likely to win a majority of seats in parliamentary elections on Sunday. Analysts expect that the polls will highlight the deepening divide between the Islamic-oriented government and opponents who fear religion is encroaching on secular traditions.
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch property manager ING Real Estate plans to invest in India and Turkey and infrastructure in Europe and the Americas to meet demand and benefit from relatively high returns, its chief executive said.
Seventy years ago, Turkey was one of the first countries to give women the vote. Seven decades later, there is only one woman in Turkey's 20-member parliament. From Istanbul, Dorian Jones reports on a new initiative to build women's political power.