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Israel Says It Won't Apologize to Turkey for Deadly Flotilla Raid - New York Times Thu, 18 Aug 2011 01:09:52 GMT+00:00

Ha'aretz

Israel Says It Won't Apologize to Turkey for Deadly Flotilla Raid New York Times JERUSALEM — Israel has decided not to apologize to Turkey for last year's deadly raid on a Turkish protest flotilla bound for Gaza ahead of a United Nations report on the episode scheduled to be published early next week, ... Turkey plans diplomatic assault on Israel after its refusal to apologize for ...Ha'aretz Israel refuses to apologize to Turkey for flotilla deathsLos Angeles Times Israel Won't Apologize for Attack on Gaza FlotillaWall Street Journal Financial Times -Ynetnews -Voice of America (blog) all 244 news articles »

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Turkey Vows Retaliation for Kurdish Ambush - New York Times Wed, 17 Aug 2011 19:33:56 GMT+00:00

The Nation, Pakistan

Turkey Vows Retaliation for Kurdish Ambush New York Times ISTANBUL — Turkish warplanes bombed suspected Kurdish insurgent positions inside northern Iraq late Wednesday for the first time in a year, news services in Turkey reported, hours after an insurgent ambush on a ... Hope For Peace Fades in Turkey Over PKK AttackVoice of America 8 killed, 14 wounded in PKK attack in southeast TurkeyXinhua Turkish warplanes attack PKK targets in IraqReuters Focus News -AFP -EurasiaNet all 613 news articles »

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OIC pledges $350 million to Somalia at Turkey summit - SomalilandPress Thu, 18 Aug 2011 01:58:29 GMT+00:00

Ahram Online

OIC pledges $350 million to Somalia at Turkey summit SomalilandPress We hope to raise the commitments to $500 million in a very short time,” he told a news conference after the summit, held in Turkey's commercial capital during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan appealed for aid for ... Turkey calls famine-struck Somalia 'a test for humanity'Deutsche Welle Erdogan urges Islamic states to step up assistance for SomaliaThe Daily Star Somalia a test for humanity, says TurkeyToday's Zaman Pakistan Observer -Xinhua all 221 news articles »

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Cargill resumes ground turkey production in Arkansas - Minnesota Public Radio Wed, 17 Aug 2011 20:19:11 GMT+00:00

FOX 9 News

Cargill resumes ground turkey production in Arkansas Minnesota Public Radio Cargill has approval from the federal government to resume ground turkey production at its plant in Springdale, Ark. On Aug. 3, Cargill voluntarily recalled 36 million pounds of ground turkey linked to a nationwide salmonella outbreak that killed one ... Cargill resumes turkey production at Arkansas plant at center of ground meat ...Washington Post Lawsuit Filed Over Ground Turkey Food Poisoning Suffered by ToddlerAboutLawsuits.com Lawsuits begin in connection to salmonella-tainted turkeyLos Angeles Times Feedstuffs -Reuters -Food Poison Journal all 343 news articles »

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US to Turkey: We know when to say bye to Assad - Hurriyet Daily News Wed, 17 Aug 2011 21:09:16 GMT+00:00

Xinhua

US to Turkey: We know when to say bye to Assad Hurriyet Daily News US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Turkey, Saudi Arabia and other governments should call on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to step down, declining to make that call herself, but Turkey is not willing to be the leading country in that role. ... The US can't trust TurkeyCNN (blog) Why the US should speak out for freedom in SyriaWashington Post US urges Turks, Saudis to press Assad to step downAFP Middle East Media Research Institute -Salem-News.Com -Firedoglake all 66 news articles »

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Turkey: Syrian situation may become Libya-style civil war - Jerusalem Post Wed, 17 Aug 2011 23:08:06 GMT+00:00

The Hindu

Turkey: Syrian situation may become Libya-style civil war Jerusalem Post Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan compared the situation to that in Libya, where rebels have been fighting forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi since February. “We have done our best on Libya, but haven't been able to generate any results. ... Turkey PM compares Syrian leader Bashar Assad to Muammar GaddafiTimes of India Turkey warns of 'steps' if Syria continues crackdown on protestsBoston Globe Jordan, Turkey join calls for Syria to end the violenceCNN Hurriyet Daily News -Huffington Post (blog) all 3,475 news articles »

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Turkish assets recover, bond yields at 7-mth low - Reuters Wed, 17 Aug 2011 14:15:26 GMT+00:00

Business Recorder

Turkish assets recover, bond yields at 7-mth low Reuters ISTANBUL, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Turkey's lira firmed on Wednesday, aided by gains in the euro against the dollar and a tentative recovery in global share markets, while bonds found some support on the possibility of future interest rate cuts, dealers said ... Turkish Central Bank Under 'Psychological' Pressure, Ex-Chief Canevi SaysBloomberg Turkey's economy outlookBalkans.com Business News Turkey Central Bank To Hold $100M Auction MondayWall Street Journal RTT News all 34 news articles »

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Jordan, Turkey renew call for ending Syria violence - Jordan Times Wed, 17 Aug 2011 21:43:00 GMT+00:00

Ha'aretz

Jordan, Turkey renew call for ending Syria violence Jordan Times ISTANBUL (Agencies) - Jordan and Turkey on Wednesday called for an end to the violence in Syria and urged Damascus to implement reforms, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported. The call was made during a press conference following talks between ... Explosions spark energy dependence concerns in TurkeySoutheast European Times Turkey calls anew for end to Syria operationsJerusalem Post Turkey seeks regional stance vis-à-vis SyriaToday's Zaman Day Press News -The National -NPR all 87 news articles »

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Starwood Hotels & Resorts Expands Presence in Turkey with the New Sheraton ... - MarketWatch (press release) Wed, 17 Aug 2011 13:14:07 GMT+00:00

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Expands Presence in Turkey with the New Sheraton ... MarketWatch (press release) Scheduled to open in 2013, the new Sheraton Adana Hotel will be ideally located on the bank of the River Seyhan in the centre of Adana in the southern region of Turkey. The opening of the Sheraton Adana Hotel is part of the company's strategic ... and more »

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Turkey Trying to Keep Momentum in Global Slowdown, Babacan Says - BusinessWeek Wed, 17 Aug 2011 11:50:46 GMT+00:00

Hurriyet Daily News

Turkey Trying to Keep Momentum in Global Slowdown, Babacan Says BusinessWeek 17 (Bloomberg) -- Turkey is trying to retain some “growth impetus” to avoid a repeat of the sharp contraction in gross domestic product it suffered in 2009, Deputy Prime Minister Ali Babacan said. GDP growth next year is likely to slow below 5 percent ... Turkey's deputy PM Babacan says government supports c.bank policyReuters Union claims gov't manipulates figuresHurriyet Daily News all 4 news articles »