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Assad: Turkey will pay for backing rebels - Aljazeera.com Fri, 04 Oct 2013 21:00:54 GMT

Aljazeera.com

Assad: Turkey will pay for backing rebels Aljazeera.com ... Tayyip Erdogan had a sectarian agenda [AP]. The Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, has said Turkey will pay a heavy price for backing rebels fighting against him, and accused it of harbouring "terrorists" who, he claimed, would soon turn on their ... Assad warns Turkey of 'heavy price' for backing Syrian rebelsJerusalem Post Syria ratchets up tension with Turkey – warning it of dangers of rebel supporteuronews Turkey Aiding Flow of Islamist Fighters Into Syria: AssadBloomberg Voice of America -Press TV -Arab News all 100 news articles »

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Turkey 'highly likely' to sign Chinese missile deal - Reuters Thu, 03 Oct 2013 18:20:50 GMT

Turkey 'highly likely' to sign Chinese missile deal Reuters ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey is likely to sign a $3.4 billion missile defense deal with a Chinese firm under U.S. sanctions, a senior official said on Thursday, a proposal that is already straining relations with Washington. Turkey sees a growing threat ... Turkey Defends Choice of Chinese MissilesDefenseNews.com Turkey to take on Chinese missile systemwww.worldbulletin.net NATO's Turkey looks to China for missile purchaseCNBC.com Hurriyet Daily News -Al-Monitor -Financial Times all 116 news articles »

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Analysis || As Turkey's dream of Mideast domination vanishes, a quiet ... - Haaretz Fri, 04 Oct 2013 21:02:36 GMT

Haaretz

Analysis || As Turkey's dream of Mideast domination vanishes, a quiet ... Haaretz Turkey offered mediation services almost everywhere in the region, and in some cases received positive responses. In the early months of the Arab Spring, it appeared to Erdogan and his colleagues that things were going their way. The possibility of ...

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With Turkeys Gone Wild, Maine Expands Hunting - ABC News Thu, 03 Oct 2013 17:35:16 GMT

San Francisco Chronicle

With Turkeys Gone Wild, Maine Expands Hunting ABC News Nonexistent in Maine 26 years ago, the turkey population has increased to an estimated 60,000 birds. The growth in Maine mirrors what's been happening across North America, with the numbers climbing from about 1 million to 7 million birds in the past ... With turkey numbers soaring, Maine lets hunters bag twoMorning Sentinel Maine extends hunting to control wild turkey explosionWaterbury Republican American all 47 news articles »

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Turkey's Erdogan says would run for president if asked by party - Reuters Fri, 04 Oct 2013 08:07:25 GMT

Public Radio International

Turkey's Erdogan says would run for president if asked by party Reuters With less than a year to Turkey's first popular presidential election, speculation has been mounting over what roles Erdogan and Gul, who occupies what is at present a largely ceremonial post, will play. Gul, who has emerged as a more popular candidate ... Turkey's new democratic moveAljazeera.com Turkey is set to end a ban on several letters of the alphabetPublic Radio International The Middle East Channel: The enduring frustration of Turkey's KurdsForeign Policy (blog) Ahram Online -New York Post all 50 news articles »

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Syria War: Turkey's Parliament Renews Permit To Send Troops Into Neighboring ... - Huffington Post Thu, 03 Oct 2013 17:10:07 GMT

Voice of America

Syria War: Turkey's Parliament Renews Permit To Send Troops Into Neighboring ... Huffington Post Legislators voted on Thursday by a show of hands in favor of the bill despite objection from opposition parties, which argued the move would drag Turkey to war. The government proposed the extension, saying the Syrian regime's use of chemical weapons ... Turkey Renews Mandate to Send Troops to Syria If NeededVoice of America Turkey parliament extends Syria deployment mandatePress TV The US is Trusting Turkey to Battle Terrorism, But Here's Why That's a Huge ...PolicyMic Oman Daily Observer all 43 news articles »

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Church bells ring in a corner of Turkey once the site of Armenian genocide - Religion News Service Fri, 04 Oct 2013 19:40:08 GMT

Church bells ring in a corner of Turkey once the site of Armenian genocide Religion News Service DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (RNS) For almost a century, the bells of St. Giragos — a magnificent 14th-century church built of sturdy black basalt bricks — were silent. Severely damaged during the 1915 massacre and deportation of local Christians, it stood ... and more »

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IMF says Turkey should tighten monetary, fiscal policy - Reuters Fri, 04 Oct 2013 21:53:18 GMT

Business Today

IMF says Turkey should tighten monetary, fiscal policy Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund called on Turkey to tighten its monetary and fiscal policies to reduce its external imbalances, which have been exacerbated by capital outflows from emerging markets. "The market reappraisal of ... IMF Urges Turkey to Tighten Monetary Policy FurtherBloomberg all 138 news articles »

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Turkey Suspects Turkish Students Who Visited Iran of Espionage - Al-Monitor Fri, 04 Oct 2013 20:59:27 GMT

Turkey Suspects Turkish Students Who Visited Iran of Espionage Al-Monitor Since the Islamist-based Justice and Development Party (AKP) came to power in November 2002, there has been much debate about Turkey's deepening identity crisis. Domestically, people are increasingly divided about the role of religion in political and ...

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Assad warns Turkey against supporting rebels - News24 Fri, 04 Oct 2013 12:41:50 GMT

CTV News

Assad warns Turkey against supporting rebels News24 Ankara - Syrian President Bashar Assad warned Turkey it will "pay dearly" for supporting rebels fighting to overthrow his government, in an interview broadcast Friday on Turkish television. "In the near future these terrorists will have an impact on ... Turkey will pay the price for backing rebels, Assad warnsThe Australian Syria's Assad: Too early to say if he'll run againMartins Ferry Times Leader all 993 news articles »