New York Times | Turkey Strengthens Rights of Syrian Refugees New York Times ISTANBUL — Turkey has issued new regulations that grant Syrian refugees secure legal status in the country for the first time, clarifying and expanding rights for more than a million people who are rapidly assimilating into Turkish society. After ... The Pulse of the Middle East |
The Guardian | Turkey's Erdoğan to chair first cabinet meeting as president The Guardian Chairing the cabinet meeting is an important step in his clear drive to enshrine the presidency as Turkey's number one job, both in theory and in practice. Erdoğan led the Turkish government as prime minister from 2003 to 2014 and in August won the ... Turkey's President Erdogan to Chair 1st Cabinet Meeting When free press is silenced in Turkey Turkey's wild card president |
Al-Arabiya | Hamas chief lauds Turkey as 'source of power' for Muslims Al-Arabiya Senior Hamas leader Khaled Mashal (L) and Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu greet the audience during a meeting of Turkey's ruling AK Party (AKP) in central Anatolian city of Konya December 27, 2014 . (Reuters) ... Meshaal's visit to Turkey catches media off guard Turkey backs Palestinians on Temple Mount Mashaal in Turkey: We hope to liberate Palestine with you |
Hurriyet Daily News | Massive ancient underground city discovered in Turkey's Nevşehir Hurriyet Daily News The city was discovered by means of Turkey's Housing Development Administration's (TOKİ) urban transformation project. Some 1,500 buildings were destructed located in and around the Nevşehir fortress, and the underground city was discovered when the ... Archaeologists unearth 5000-year-old underground city in Turkey Massive 5000-year-old underground city uncovered in Cappadocia, Turkey Biggest Find Of The Year: Massive, 5000-Year-Old Underground City Unearthed ... |
Daily Sabah | Turkey can avoid the middle income trap with determined efforts Daily Sabah Turkey's relation with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) goes back to 1947 and, between 1961 and May 2008, Turkey signed 19 stand-by agreements. Even though Turkey was indebted to the IMF for many years, the country has not only paid back its ... |
Daily Times | Eight missing after migrant boat sinks off Turkey: reports The Japan Times ISTANBUL – The Turkish Coast Guard was searching Monday for eight people believed to be Syrian migrants missing after their boat capsized off southwestern Turkey while on its way to Greece, news reports said. Rescuers have found two people alive but ... Eight missing as migrant boat sinks off Turkey |
Middle East Monitor | Will Qatar's new links with Egypt change Turkey's position? Middle East Monitor Ali Hasan Bakir There has been a lot of speculation about the possible restoration of normal relations between Egypt and Qatar and the impact that this would have on the regime in Cairo, and what Turkey's position would be. Will the government in ... Turkey says has no problem with Egypt, its people Turkey says no policy change unless Egypt respects national will Egypt says waits for clear message from Turkey |
Hurriyet Daily News | Russian project jeopardizes Turkey's energy advantage Hurriyet Daily News Russia's proposal to sell gas to Europe via Turkey with the so-called 'Turkish Stream' will jeopardize Ankara's strategic importance, according to an energy expert. Turkey's advantage stems from providing an alternative to decrease Europe's dependence ... Russia and Turkey's South Stream Gas Deal can Save Europe and the World Russian visitors to Turkey decline in November amid free-falling ruble |
Tech Times | 1.2 Million-Year-Old Stone Tool Found in Turkey is Oldest-Known Tool Made by ... Tech Times The team of researchers from U.K., Turkey and the Netherlands that reported the discovery in a study published in the Quaternary Science Reviews on Dec. 20, said that the stone tool, the oldest to be discovered in Turkey, reveals that humans passed ... Scientists Find 1.2-Million-Year-Old Stone Tool In Turkey, Showing Humans ... Oldest stone tool unearthed in Turkey Stone tool uncovered in Turkey pinpoints when humans left Asia for Europe |
BBC News | Turkey teenager accused of insulting president released BBC News The opposition condemned the arrest but PM Ahmet Davutoglu defended it, saying that respect had to be shown. "Everyone must respect the office of president whoever he is," Mr Davutoglu said. Turkey's penal code makes it a crime to insult the president. Erdogan tells Europe to stop criticizing Turkey Turkey has 'world's freest press', Erdoğan says Turkey: Boy Accused of Insulting President Is Arrested |