The Times of Israel | Turkey cracks down on charity suspected of arming Al Qaeda affiliates in Syria ... Christian Science Monitor Turkey's anti-terror police have raided the offices of a local humanitarian organization providing assistance in Syria, accusing an individual working for the organization of having ties to Al Qaeda. Turkey was an early supporter of the Syrian ... Police raid Islamic charity in Turkey Turkey scandal deepens with raid on charity accused of Al Qaeda ties Gaza flotilla charity targeted in Turkey power tussle |
Rudaw | Turkey: Clash of values Financial Times As a corruption probe swirled around his government and his family in December, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's prime minister, returned to the tactic he used against last year's mass protests: he blamed his problems on a vast international plot ... Analysis: Erdogan may prevail at high cost in Turkey's political civil war Erdogan offers compromise over Turkey's judiciary bill Turkey's Sinking Titanic |
Aljazeera.com | Turkey corruption scandal touches all levels of society Los Angeles Times ISTANBUL, Turkey — In the labyrinthine alleyways of this ancient city's Grand Bazaar, currency dealer Sardar Kaya glanced around before making an impromptu confession: Even those like him, who daily turn volatility into profit, wonder if Turkey's ... In Scandal, Turkey's Leaders May Be Losing Their Tight Grip on News Media Turkey clamps down on internet as Erdogan tightens grip on power Thousands protest corruption in Turkey |
Turkey cracks down on charity suspected of arming Al Qaeda affiliates in Syria Christian Science Monitor Turkey's anti-terror police have raided the offices of a local humanitarian organization providing assistance in Syria, accusing an individual working for the organization of having ties to Al Qaeda. Turkey was an early supporter of the Syrian ... |
Turkey's Fading Economy Fuels Corruption Scandal Voice of America LONDON — Turkey's prime minister is battling corruption allegations amid a power struggle that goes to the heart of the political elite. Analysts say the feud, which has seen three Cabinet ministers lose their jobs, was triggered by slowdown in a ... |
Daily Mail | Turkey visa changes: 'New e-visa is a good thing for tourism', says tour ... Daily Mail The news that British tourists heading to Turkey this summer will have to apply online for an electronic visa before they travel may not have been welcomed by holidaymakers. But a major holiday company says the introduction of the new e-visa is a ... |
Turkey Steadily Builds Its Coastal Muscles DefenseNews.com ANKARA — Turkey is expanding its coastal defenses to counter conventional and nonconventional security threats, primarily in the Aegean and Mediterranean, including massive illegal emigration. Tens of thousands of immigrants from Turkish soil end up ... |
Elif Shafak: 'Turkey is a country of collective amnesia' Al-Monitor To my delight, Elif Shafak, an established Turkish author, columnist, speaker and academic, spoke exclusively to Al-Monitor about her newly published book in Turkish (to be published in English by Penguin in autumn 2014), on art and politics in Turkey ... |
Turkey: With Mainstream Media Muzzled, Alternative Outlets Plug Gaps EurasiaNet Turkey's IMC TV, an upstart national television station launched in 2011 that often covers minority issues, has a show in Armenian and Turkey's first transgender news reporter. IMC TV and other newly created independent news media organizations appear ... Press Freedom Upside Down! |
Hurriyet Daily News | Turkey finds oil near Iran, Iraq border UPI.com ANKARA, Turkey, Jan. 14 (UPI) -- A state-run oil company in Turkey said Tuesday it discovered oil while working in what it described as tough conditions near the borders with Iraq and Iran. State-run Turkey Petroleum Co., known by its Turkish initials ... Iraq's Maliki threatens to cut funds if Kurds pipe oil to Turkey Turkey finds oil in well at Iraqi border Turkey won't interfere in internal Iraqi oil row: Energy minister |