BBC News | Turkey lifts headscarf ban in state institutions BBC News Turkey has lifted rules banning women from wearing headscarves in the country's state institutions - with the exception of the judiciary, military and police - ending a decades-old restriction. The announcement was made by Turkish Prime Minister Recep ... Turkey lifts 90-year ban on Islamic veils in the workplace Turkey Lifts Longtime Ban on Head Scarves in State Offices Turkey lifts decades-old ban on headscarves |
Bloomberg | Turkey Cracks Down on Cleavage Bloomberg The headscarf ban was a piece of unabashed social engineering introduced in the 1920s to make Turkey, the rump of the former Ottoman Empire and Islamic Caliphate, secular. If you are liberal and not Islamophobic, ending the ban is a good thing: Women ... Presenter's cleavage stirs reactions in Turkey |
Syrian Kurdish Leader Urges Turkey to End Support for Salafists Al-Monitor Saleh Muslim, co-chair of the Kurdish Democratic Union Party (PYD) — which controls a string of mainly Kurdish-populated towns and villages in northern Syria and administers them through "popular councils" — has a few tempered messages for Turkey in ... |
Save a turkey, feed Toronto's homeless with a tweet Globalnews.ca ... Thanksgiving meal by using ;. Good Shepherd is taking to Twitter to help give Toronto's homeless a Thanksgiving meal by using "#HomelessTurkey." For every 1,000 tweets using the hashtag, 10 turkeys will be donated to the charity's annual holiday meal. LISTEN: Tweeting about turkey will put Thanksgiving dinner on the table at ... Tweet at a turkey to help Good Shepherd feed the homeless this Thanksgiving |
Luxury condo proposal near Turkey Creek causes stir WBIR-TV The 2.5 acres sit between Parkside Drive and Plum Creek Drive, just across Lovell Road from Turkey Creek. Local broker Phil Cobble represents the developers, and said the design calls for a 10-story, 95-unit building. The unit prices would range from ... |
The Daily Star | Turkey sees hope for revival of Cyprus peace talks Reuters ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey sees a "window of opportunity" to end the decades-old division of Cyprus and expects peace talks between Greek and Turkish Cypriots to resume in November after a lull of almost 18 months, Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu ... Turkey eyes new talks to solve Cyprus crisis Egypt refused to allow Turkey to meet with Morsi Turkey says not aiding Qaeda-linked Syria rebels |
Voice of America | Turkey Under Pressure Over Likely Purchase of Chinese Missiles Voice of America "Every procurement is a political choice when it comes to arms and defense. And then this is a major political step and this move shows another step towards distancing Turkey from the Western alliance, and this is major concern for the Western alliance ... Turkey's Unwise Pivot to the East China dismisses worries over Turkey missile deal China dismisses worries over missile deal with Turkey |
BBC News | Kenya seizes ivory bound for Turkey BBC News The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) said more than 1,600 pieces of ivory, worth $1.4m (£712,000), were found in Mombasa in two consignments bound for Turkey. There is a huge demand for African ivory in Asia for use in ornaments. A customs official said ... Kenya seizes Uganda's smuggled ivory destined for Turkey... Nearly 5 tons of ivory en route to Turkey confiscated |
IBNLive | Three Reasons Why Turkey Is So Polarized Al-Monitor Last week, I had a chance to speak with a Lebanese intellectual who moved to Istanbul couple of months ago. After some small talk, she shared with me her most profound observation about Turkey: "This society is so polarized." ... Concern in Turkey over new detention law |
Turkey builds domestic defence industry Financial Times Despite persistent doubts about the efficiency of the country's defence industry and the realism of its ambition to be self sufficient, Turkey's 30-year journey has yielded an indigenous capability other developing countries are still far from matching ... |