ABC News | Turkey foils Qaida plot to blow up US embassy Times of India AP | Jul 14, 2011, 04.15am IST ANKARA: Police have detained 15 suspected al-Qaida militants who were allegedly planning to attack the US Embassy in Turkey's capital, the nation's state-run news agency said on Wednesday. Turkey's Interior Ministry ... Turkey Arrests 15 in Alleged Plot to Attack US Targets Turkey: Al Qaeda Planned Attack on US Embassy Turkish Police Say 15 Suspects Plotted Attacks |
www.worldbulletin.net | Turkey's Pro-Kurd Boycott Continues Despite Confidence Vote for Government Voice of America July 13, 2011 Turkey's Pro-Kurd Boycott Continues Despite Confidence Vote for Government Dorian Jones | Ankara A Turkish parliamentary vote of confidence for a new government was marred Wednesday by a boycott of pro-Kurdish deputies protesting the ... Unrest in Syria Tests Turkey's Role as Regional Power: Vali Nasr Turkey's new govt wins confidence vote DIARY - Turkey - to Aug 23, 2011 |
US interests in Iraq: Like a good neighbor, Turkey is there Christian Science Monitor Whether US troops stay in Iraq beyond the end of year or not, the US must foster the relationship between Iraq and Turkey. Ankara is the perfect counter to competing Saudi and Iranian influence. By Sean Kane / July 13, 2011 Iraqis often remind ... |
Daily Mail | Soccer-Top Besiktas figures jailed in match-fixing probe Reuters However, Turkey's soccer federation has said it will not launch its own investigation until the indictment is prepared, effectively confirming Fenerbahce as champions who can take their place in the lucrative Champions League next season. ... In Turkey, Corruption Probe Starts at the Top UEFA backs Turkish match-fixing probe Turkey match-fix probe turns on Besiktas |
Novinite.com | Turkey may freeze EU ties Hurriyet Daily News Allowing Greek Cyprus to take over the rotating EU presidency in July 2012 without a unification deal for the divided island would “freeze” relations between Turkey and the European bloc, the Turkish foreign minister said Wednesday. ... Turkey warns of crisis with EU over Cyprus Turkey Threatens EU with 'Freeze' Unless Cyprus Mess Cleared by 2012 Turkey threatens EU ties will 'freeze' without Cyprus solution by 2012 |
Ha'aretz | Turkey Can Soon Help Secure Shalit's Release Huffington Post Prominent Turkish-Israeli businessman Eliko Halit Donmez has revealed that he handed the letter to Erdogan himself, and told the Anatolia News Agency that he believed Erdogan had the most influence on Hamas, consistent with Turkey's growing foreign ... Turkey urges formal apology, redress over flotilla attack Turkey Continues to Insist on Israeli Apology Israel expands its borders into Europe |
Free circumcision makes good politics in Turkey Reuters By Ece Toksabay ISTANBUL (Reuters) - - As an exercise in good governance, the mass circumcision ceremony for some 100 boys from disadvantaged families in an old Istanbul square ticks a lot of boxes for Turkey's ruling AK Party and its voters. ... |
Siddiqui: Bigotry in Turkey and in Europe Toronto Star Turkey's Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan and new cabinet members visit Anitkabir, the mausoleum of modern Turkey's founder Ataturk, in Ankara. (July 13, 2011) By Haroon Siddiqui Editorial Page Say you are Jewish or Sikh or Hindu or a Unitarian in Turkey. ... Turkey finds a new voice to express itself Turkey: Erdogan's New "Ottoman Region" The majority is not always right; Europe must accept Turkey |
AFP | Senators Demand Turkey Radar Data Be Shared With Israel Global Security Newswire Two Republican senators are demanding that Israel be given access to data from a US missile defense radar that might be installed in Turkey, Agence France-Presse reported on Tuesday (see GSN, Feb. 4). Senators Jon Kyl (R-Ariz. ... US senators voice worry over radar deal with Turkey The Cable: Senators to Clinton: Don't sign Turkish missile defense agreement US senators voice worry over radar deal with Turkey |
CTV.ca | Syria a diplomatic headache for Turkey, EU Southeast European Times Meanwhile, Turkey's relationship with the Assad regime was at times nothing short of cozy. "There are not many leaders who can say they went on holiday with Bashar," says Hugh Pope, the Turkey/Cyprus Project Director at the International Crisis Group, ... Security forces kill four in Syria's Idlib: activists |