www.worldbulletin.net | Ship Sinks in Turkey; Eight People Missing Voice of America (blog) Eight people are missing after a cargo ship sank off Turkey's Black Sea coast Tuesday evening. Officials say the Cambodian-flagged freighter, Vera, went down in stormy weather near Eregli town in the northern province of Zonguldak. Storm hampers search for 8 missing crew of freighter that sank off Turkey's ... Ship sinks off Turkey's coast, 8 missing 8 crew missing after ship sinks in Black Sea storm |
Haaretz | Turkey's PM takes aim at writer Paul Auster over Israel Reuters By Daren Butler and Simon Cameron-Moore | ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan branded acclaimed novelist Paul Auster as ignorant on Tuesday for refusing to visit Turkey in protest at the jailing of journalists, accusing the Jewish ... Paul Auster Responds After Turkish Prime Minister Calls Him 'an Ignorant Man' Turkey's PM hits back at American writer Paul Auster for comment he reportedly ... Turkey's Jails Filling Up With Journalists |
swissinfo.ch | Middle East turmoil draws Turkey and Iraqi Kurds closer Reuters By Jon Hemming | ARBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Upheaval in the Middle East and mutual economic interests are drawing together two unlikely partners; rising powerhouse Turkey and an entity whose name Turkish leaders hardly dare mention - Kurdistan, ... Kurds Seize on Iraqi Crisis to Advance Bid for Oil, Land WINNING: Iraq The Ancient Punching Bag Iraqi Kurdistan: Turkish Airstrike Investigated By Parliamentary Committee |
FRANCE 24 | Turkey warns Europe against mounting racism, Islamophobia Business Recorder (blog) "This is not an affair that only concerns Turkey and France. This is directly a European matter, a European Union matter," he emphasised. Turkey reacted furiously last week when the French Senate approved the law, which threatens with jail anyone in ... Turkey welcomes French constitutional appeal of 'genocide' law French council to review genocide denial law France Turkey row: Genocide bill faces court hurdle |
www.worldbulletin.net | Turkey urges Security Council to act on Syria Today's Zaman Turkey has urged United Nations to send “necessary message” to Syrian regime to end 10-month violence in its southern neighbor where at least 5500 people were killed according to latest UN estimates. A statement released by the Turkish Foreign Ministry ... Syria rebels hope Damascus battle will force international allies to act Turkey's president backs Arab League's UN move on Syria Despite reverses, Syria rebel army takes heart |
Turkey Swaps Fall as Manufacturing Index Signals Inflation Peak BusinessWeek 1 (Bloomberg) -- Turkey's two-year interest-rate swaps fell as a manufacturing gauge moved lower and Istanbul city data suggested inflation may have peaked. The two-year swap rates dropped 52 basis points at 9.68, heading for the biggest decline since ... Turkey - Factors to Watch on Feb 1 Turkey raises 2012 inflation forecast Video: Snow Doughnut Fun in Turkey |
Turkey's Vakifbank Surges on Cheaper Valuation: Istanbul Mover BusinessWeek Akbank TAS, part-owned by Citigroup Inc., was the only one among Turkey's 16 listed banks to outperform Vakifbank. Akbank jumped 6 percent to 7.08 liras. “Vakifbank is the most attractive large-cap Turkish bank in terms of multiples,” Ates Buldur, ... |
New Twists and Turns in Turkey's Head-Scarf Debate New York Times ISTANBUL — When the auto writer Merve Sena Kilic shifted a Mini into gear for a recent test drive, she had little idea that she was fueling a remarkable shift in the head-scarf debate in Turkey. Covering her hair with a patterned cream and brown scarf ... |
Turkey to Offer Istanbul Power Grid Again After Payment Failure Bloomberg Turkey will reschedule the sale of an electricity distribution grid covering the European side of Istanbul after the companies winning an original auction failed to make downpayments. The sale was canceled as three Turkish bidders -- Park Holding AS, ... |
Today's Zaman | Turkey to bring Iraqi Shiite, Sunni groups together in İstanbul Today's Zaman (Photo: AP) Turkey is planning to bring leading figures from Iraq's divided Sunni and Shiite communities together in İstanbul in late February to ease increasingly escalating sectarian tensions in the war-torn country amid its worst political crisis ... Syria and Iran influence Iraq-Turkey row |