Newsweek | Turkey's Social Media Wars Newsweek In the weeks before Turkey's March 30 election, the government shut down some popular social networks, including Twitter, YouTube and Vimeo. The country's highest court reversed that mandate last week, but the ruling party's big win at the polls could ... Google Appeals Turkey YouTube Blackout Turkey's fracking push won't be stalled by bribery probe Turkey's Erdogan vows to 'liquidate' treachery at home and abroad |
Today's Zaman | Turkey's prime minister wants Twitter ban reinstated CNET twitterturkey.jpg Screenshot by Dara Kerr/CNET Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan isn't giving up on his Twitter ban without a fight. Last Thursday, Turkey turned Twitter back on after a two-week blockade of the site. The move followed a ruling by ... Turkey's social media bans has caused loss of support among EU constituencies YouTube strikes back at Turkey with one of the world's scariest weapons -- lawyers Google appeals ongoing YouTube blockade in Turkey |
World Bank Group | World Bank Group Report: EU-Turkey Customs Union Boosts Trade, But Needs ... World Bank Group ISTANBUL, April 08, 2014 – The Turkey-European Union Customs Union (CU) has brought greater benefits than a simple free trade agreement (FTA) would have, but more can still be done to improve trade between the parties, according to a new World Bank ... Business sector urges solution within EU on Customs Union Report: EU-Turkish Customs Union successful, improvements remai |
Al-Arabiya | Turkey keeps YouTube ban after court backtrack Al-Arabiya YouTube will remain blocked in Turkey, despite the end to a similar controversial ban on Twitter, after a court backtracked on an earlier ruling to grant access to the video-sharing site. The court in the capital Ankara on Friday lifted a March 27 ... |
RT (blog) | 'Turkey follows consistent policy to undermine Syrian sovereignty' RT (blog) Turkey is pursuing a NATO strategy, largely coordinated by the Obama Administration, aimed at destabilizing Syria and indeed bringing down the government of President Bashar Assad, Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of Pan-African News Wire, told RT. RT: The ... NATO and Turkey's Genocidal War on Syria US, Turkey reject Hersh article on sarin gas attack in Syria SEYMOUR HERSH DEBUNKED BY TURKEY, US |
Asbarez Armenian News | Turkey realizes its blunder in Kassab operation Al-Monitor The bill for Kassab was made out to Turkey long ago. We will find out later how we will have to pay. The people of Kassab abandoned their homes because of fighters supported by Turkey. They didn't go to Latakia on vacation. If this temporary exile ... Armenian Officials Criticize Turkey over Kessab Turkey must change its policy to have peaceful region in future: Turkish columnist Syrian Armenian refugees escorted to Turkey tell their story |
Turkey announces euro bond issue Financial Times Turkey announced on Tuesday plans to issue a euro-denominated bond to cover its remaining external financing needs for the year as the government takes advantage of sharply improved investor sentiment towards the country. The Turkish government has ... Turkey to Issue New 9-Year Euro-Denominated Bond Turkey poised for first euro issue of the year Turkey sets official guidance on nine-year euro bond |
Hurriyet Daily News | Turkey losing faith in the European dream Deutsche Welle "The financial crisis, the global crisis, the Arab Spring and the events in Syria and Egypt show that the EU needs Turkey more than Turkey does the EU," he told reporters in Berlin in February. Later, in response to the Twitter ban scandal, he said ... JOOST LAGENDIJK Fresh start 'needed in Turkey's EU access bid' ICT: Relaunch Turkey's EU accession process |
APPLE OFFICIALLY OPENS FIRST STORE IN TURKEY Daily Sabah World-famous technology brand Apple opened its first retail store in Turkey at Istanbul's Zorlu Center. President Abdullah Gül and Apple CEO Tim Cook did not join the grand opening, as some had hoped. However, Cook took to Twitter to announce the ... |
Turkey Slightly Loosens Grip on Social Media Wall Street Journal Early Tuesday morning Istanbul time, Turkish telecom firms stopped intercepting and redirecting user requests to the public address books, according to Internet-monitoring firm Renesys. The redirection, known in Internet parlance as hijacking, had ... |