The Economist | Talking Turkey The Economist Mr Davutoglu angrily rejects Western criticism of Turkey for not doing enough to combat the rise of Islamic State (IS). He points out that IS first rose up in Iraq, not Syria, and notes the West's failure to intervene in the two-and-a-half year gap ... Turkey's porous Syria border no barrier for jihadists |
CBC.ca | Turkey's past and future collide: Why 2015 is a critical year CBC.ca Turkey's past and possible future seem to be picking a fight once again. Istanbul and Ankara saw major gatherings this week that show the kind of year 2015 will be in Turkey, and why it matters. In the nation's capital on Monday, Recep Tayyip Erdogan ... Former Miss Turkey Arrested for Insulting President Erdogan Former Miss Turkey 'questioned by police' over poem criticising President Erdogan Turkey's Erdogan seeks closure of Gulen-linked schools in Africa |
Wall Street Journal | EU Energy Chief Plays Down Practicality of Proposed Russia-Turkey Pipeline Wall Street Journal In an interview with The Wall Street Journal at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Maros Sefcovic said the capacity foreseen for the project, some 63 billion cubic meters of natural gas a year, surpasses demand from potential customers, including ... Russia Presses Ahead With Plan for Gas Pipeline to Turkey Iraq, Turkey strengthen energy relationship Russia's largest bank interested in pipeline via Turkey |
DesMoinesRegister.com | Friends pioneer new approach to turkey hunting DesMoinesRegister.com Avid hunter Will Downer has built a unique tool that allows turkey hunters to get out from behind the blind and mimic the birds' movements to draw them closer. The contraption looks a bit like an umbrella that the hunter hides behind when approaching ... |
EurActiv | Cyprus Ambassador: The EU should tell Turkey that gunboat diplomacy is over EurActiv The European Union should make Turkey understand that in the 21st, century gunboat diplomacy has no place, Kornelios Korneliou, Permanent Representative of Cyprus to the EU told EurActiv in an exclusive interview. In October, Turkey sent naval vessels ... |
Why Israel's Hezbollah strike didn't bother Turkey's Islamists Al-Monitor On Jan. 18 news broke that Israel attacked a Hezbollah convoy moving in the Syrian Golan Heights. Although Israeli sources have not officially confirmed the attack, Hezbollah has confirmed it lost six senior officials along with an Iranian general from ... |
Washington Times | Former Miss Turkey arrested for criticizing Recep Tayyip Erdogan online Washington Times Turkey is officially secular, but 99.8 percent of the population is registered Muslim and there has been heavy debates over free speech in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo shooting. Turkey last week blocked access to some websites that republished the ... Former Miss Turkey arrested for 'criticizing' President Erdogan Former Miss Turkey, 26, arrest for posting 'funny' satirical poem that ... Ex-Miss Turkey arrested after posting cartoon of president in post-Charlie ... |
Daily Sabah | Europe's resolution 'full of misinformation and partiality', says Turkey Daily Sabah The latest resolution adopted by the European Parliament on January 15 pertaining to the Freedom of Expression in Turkey, which found it to be lacking in the country, demonstrates that Europe is basing its decisions about Turkey on biased and ... |
Voice of America | Turkey, Israel Ties Further Weakened Over Paris Attacks Voice of America "The Cold War setting continues despite every effort to normalize relations between Turkey and Israel. Whatever will be the intensity, the pressure that third parties [such as] the U.S. will apply, there is no hope for normalization between the two ... |
Presidential system not in Turkey's interest Arab News EU membership candidacy and then the process of entry into the Customs Union led to various changes in Turkey. A great many of these were positive. Europe first wished to see international democratic principles being applied in Turkey. The most ... |