The Independent | Turkey rules out early polls, thousands defy call to end protest Reuters "The world is dealing with an economic crisis and things are going well in Turkey. Elections are not held because people are marching on the streets." A few kilometres away, tens of thousands of Turks defied Erdogan's call on Friday for an immediate ... Women on the Front Lines of Turkey Protests Tear gas returns to Turkey protests Erdogan's mishandling of protests has exposed the myth of a stable Turkey |
Yahoo! News | Turkey's protests just a slice of a polarized country Washington Post ISTANBUL — At a bustling coffee shop in a religiously conservative neighborhood of Istanbul, Ali Ermis looked at the anti-government protests sweeping Turkey and wondered why people were complaining. The economy is improving, he said. His wife, who ... Tens of thousands defy Turkey PM with fresh protests Turkey's prime minister to convene party leadership as anti-government ... Protests crack Turkey's international image |
ABC News | Egypt's Islamists, Opposition Closely Eye Turkey ABC News Liberal-minded Egyptians and supporters of the ruling Muslim Brotherhood now share one thing: the rival sides are closely following protests in Turkey, a country that has provided the heavily polarized and increasingly impoverished Egyptians with a ... |
BBC News | Turkey protests: Erdogan rejects EU criticism BBC News Turkey must investigate the excessive use of force by police against anti-government protesters, a senior EU official has said in Istanbul. EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fuele was speaking ahead of talks on Turkey's ambition to join the EU. |
Strategies: In Turkey's chaos, women entrepreneurs meet USA TODAY But the city, like Turkey itself, also straddles two mind-sets, especially when it comes to women — modernity vs. tradition. On the streets of Istanbul, you see modern young businesswomen striding confidently and peacefully side by side with women ... |
Turkey: Police Fire Tear Gas At Protesters Sky News Opponents accuse Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in power since 2002, of forcing conservative Islamic values on Turkey, a mainly Muslim but staunchly secular nation, and of pushing urban development projects at the expense of local residents. |
protests continue in Istanbul, defying Erdogan ABC Online Tens of thousands of protesters have flooded back to Istanbul in a chorus of angry chants and a shower of red flares, challenging a demand from the prime minister to disperse. The protesters in Takism Square are an eclectic mix of secularists, liberals ... |
Making the Most of Turkey's Turmoil Barron's Protests in Turkey have added a fresh political consideration for investors, but the country still offers good prospects in the medium-to-long term. A standoff between demonstrators and the prime minister has sent a jolt through Turkish markets ... |
NBCNews.com (blog) | Turkey's prime minister invokes Allah, demands protests end immediately NBCNews.com (blog) ISTANBUL -- Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan flew back to a Turkey rocked by days of anti-government unrest on Friday and declared before a sea of flag-waving supporters at Istanbul airport: "These protests must end immediately." "No power but Allah ... |
BBC News | Turkey protests in 90 seconds: How the crisis has escalated BBC News Mass protests against the Turkish government are continuing as Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan returns from an overseas trip. Mr Erdogan has completed a three-day tour of North Africa as demonstrators turned out in Ankara and other cities, many ... |