Hurriyet Daily News | EU accuses Turkey of using excessive force during protests Reuters Despite criticism of Ankara's handling of the protests, the Commission backed plans to breathe new life into Turkey's EU bid by opening talks on a new chapter, or policy area, of the membership negotiations, the first to be opened in three years. EU Faults Turkey for Protest Clashes, Urges Reform EU urges broadening Turkey talks to encompass basic rights POLITICS > Turkey prepares for bittersweet EU report |
Washington Post | Turkey blows Israel's cover for Iranian spy ring Washington Post The Turkish-Israeli relationship became so poisonous early last year that the Turkish government of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is said to have disclosed to Iranian intelligence the identities of up to 10 Iranians who had been meeting inside ... Turkey says it fires on Islamist militant positions in Syria Turkey Returns Fire After Shelling From Syria Jihadists flooding into northern Syria put Turkey on edge |
The National Interest Online | Turkey missile deal shows China's growing Mideast clout Reuters LONDON (Reuters) - China's likely sale of sophisticated missiles to Turkey over the objections of its NATO allies might have angered Washington and other capitals, but it should not have been a surprise. Even as the U.S. has spent billions of dollars ... NATO's Mounting Opposition to Turkey's Chinese Missile System The Turkey-China Alliance against the US NATO Defense Official: Turkey Plan to Purchase Chinese Weapons System ... |
EU to fault Turkey over protests but urge new talks Reuters BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A keenly awaited European Union report will criticize excessive use of force by Turkish police in tackling protests this year but urge the EU to breathe new life into Turkey's faltering bid to join the 28-nation bloc. The executive ... |
Chinese air defenses in Turkey a 'virus' for NATO Hurriyet Daily News NATO member states' defense officials are strongly opposed Turkey's deal with a Chinese firm to co-produce its first long-range anti-missile system. They desribe the Chinese system's incorporation into NATO as a 'virus' while Turkish officials asserted ... Turkey's missile defense deal with notorious 'China Precision Machinery ... NATO says China-made defense systems in Turkey 'virus' for alliance |
Could Turkey's Christians Wear Police Uniforms? Al-Monitor Even though no such rule exists on the books, it so happens that not even one single non-Muslim army officer, policeman or judge exists in Turkey. Non-Muslims are absent not only from the security and judiciary establishment but from the public sector ... |
Rudaw | Kurdish Youth in Turkey Become al-Qaeda Recruits Rudaw ANKARA, Turkey – Al-Qaeda groups are sending fighters and directing the war in Syria from border bases in Turkey's Kurdish provinces, residents and relatives of recruits said. They said that Islamist groups affiliated to al-Qaeda are sending young ... Dark Affairs Across Turkey's Border |
Goal.com | Turkey 0-2 Netherlands: Robben and Sneijder seal win Goal.com Netherlands recorded their ninth win of World Cup 2014 qualifying with a 2-0 victory over Turkey in Istanbul. Goals from Arjen Robben and Wesley Sneijder secured their triumph and ended any hope Turkey had of making the play-offs. Robben opened the ... Turkey falls short: Loss to the Netherlands sends Romania into UEFA playoffs World Cup Qualifying Group D: Turkey hopes crushed by clinical Holland Turkey vs. Netherlands: Score, Grades and Post-Match Reaction |
AFP | Despite Nobel Prize, Turkey 'Losing' in Syria Al-Monitor Differences between the United States and Turkey over Syria are about to peak. The Nobel Peace Prize being awarded to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) actually sheds light on the rift between the positions of the two ... How US Pressure Bends UN Agencies |
Pressure Mounts on Turkey Over Radical Groups in Syria Al-Monitor Turkey continues to deny that it is lenient with radical groups fighting to establish an Islamic regime in Syria, let alone actively supporting them, and the government of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is now much more open in its criticism of ... |