BBC News | Purge of Police Said to Be Move by Turkey to Disrupt Graft Inquiry New York Times Analysts in Turkey saw the dismissals as part of a continuing effort by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government to marginalize those it believes are driving the investigation. The government has already dismissed more than a dozen high-ranking ... A state crisis in Turkey? New police sackings over Turkey fraud probe There Are Much Bigger Problems In Turkey That Could Derail Its Alliance With ... |
BBC News | Turkey clears military over Uludere bombing deaths BBC News Turkish military prosecutors have dropped an investigation into the deaths of 34 Kurdish civilians in an air force bombing raid in 2011. The move clears five officers who had been accused over the botched raid by F-16 jets near Uludere in south-eastern ... Turkey: Case Dropped Over Botched Air Raid Turkey's pro-Kurdish MPs sworn in after freed from prison Turkey clears army over deadly attack on Kurds |
BBC News | Q&A: Turkey's power struggle BBC News Q&A: Turkey's power struggle. Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is facing the biggest threat to his authority since his election 11 years ago, involving a corruption investigation and a murky power struggle. line break. What is the crisis about? |
Learn From Pension Fund Managers in Turkey Huffington Post Investing in stocks in Turkey is risky business. According to The Heritage Foundation, Turkey's gross domestic product is only $1.1 trillion. Its unemployment is 11.7 percent. Its judiciary is "subject to government influence." Although bribery is ... |
Daily Beast | Frozen Turkey Bowling Below Zero at Minnesota's Ice Box Festival Daily Beast If scientists are right in predicting that climate change will result in more extreme cold and heat, residents of our more northern reaches might consider taking up the unique sport of frozen turkey bowling. The sport was invented some three decades ... |
Turkey's parallel state strikes back Aljazeera.com Yet, the nature of recent developments in Turkey that culminated in the sensational graft probe of scores of people, including the sons of three cabinet ministers, a mayor from the governing Justice and Development Party (AKP), businessmen and the ... Destruction versus creation in Turkey |
BBC News | Turkish corruption probe row deepens BBC News Turkey has dismissed 350 police officers in the capital Ankara in the biggest shake-up since a corruption inquiry targeting government allies. Hours later the top judiciary body said it would investigate alleged misconduct by officials overseeing the ... |
Hurriyet Daily News | Japan, Turkey Plan Talks on Economic Partnership ABC News Japan and Turkey agreed Tuesday to begin talks on an economic partnership agreement, part of a drive to build closer ties as they also step up cooperation on nuclear technology. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his Turkish counterpart, Recep ... Japan, Turkey agree on trade, nuclear power tie-ups Japan, Turkey to pursue economic partnership agreement |
Turkey's Erdogan: current account-deficit no threat to economy Reuters The deficit in Turkey's current account - the broadest measure of trade in goods and services - widened to $51.9 billion in the first 10 months of 2013 from $39.6 billion a year earlier. The trade deficit narrowed in November, but this was taken as a ... |
The Putinification of Turkey The Times (subscription) Two years ago Turkey was the toast of the town. The country had returned to vigorous growth after the initial aftermath of the Crash of 2008. Unemployment was down to 8 per cent. Under the leadership of Recep Tayyip Erdogan — Prime Minister since 2003 ... |