Heavy Snow to Slam Turkey Early This Week AccuWeather.com As has been the pattern so far this winter, storm after storm has affected southern and eastern Europe. The first full week of 2015 will not be any different as yet another winter storm will move northeastward from Turkey and into southern Russia and ... |
New York Times | Turkey's President Traces a New Internal Threat: The Way He's Drawn New York Times But the episode points to an increasingly difficult environment for editorial cartoonists, who have long been a staple of Turkey's political culture, as Mr. Erdogan has shown less tolerance for criticism and dissent. Critics of Mr. Erdogan and his ... Ekrem Dumanli: Turkey's witch hunt against the media Latest salvo against political opponents in Turkey Western press on recent events in Iran, Turkey and Russia as of January 2 |
AINA | Turkey is no American Ally Middle East Forum Turkey is officially a NATO ally, and President Barrack Obama has called the current President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a friend. But Erdogan-led Turkey does not behave as an ally or a friend of the US. This is not a new development. Erdogan ... ISIS has polarized Turkey domestically America's Unacknowledged Problem |
Al-Arabiya | Turkey permits first new church in 90 years Al-Arabiya Turkey, which once had large Christian minorities, is now 99 percent Muslim, and critics of the ruling party AKP have accused it of trying to Islamicize its officially secular society. However, as part of its bid to join the European Union Amlara has ... Turkey approves first new church in a century Turkey allows first new Christian church since 1923 Turkey Allows New Church for First Time Since Ottoman Empire's End in 1923 |
Today's Zaman (press release) (blog) | Dutch FM urges Turkey to remain committed to EU values Today's Zaman (press release) (blog) Recalling that the EU has condemned the violations of press freedom in Turkey, Koenders said Holland had previously suggested the EU impose financial sanctions on Turkey. “Although we failed to receive support from other EU countries [for sanctions], ... |
The Economist | Turkey's future The Economist “I DON'T order you to fight, I order you to die.” With those words Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder of modern Turkey, rallied his troops against the British-led forces fighting for the Dardanelles in 1915 during the first world war, when Turkey was ... Turkey: America's unacknowledged problem Turkey's top judicial body suspends graft probe prosecutors: agency |
Bloomberg | Turkey Seeks to Curb Banks' Short-Term Dollar Borrowing Binge Bloomberg Lenders will need to keep 18 percent of their total foreign-exchange debt maturing within a year as part of reserves, instead of 13 percent currently, Turkey's central bank said in a statement on Jan. 3. The ratio for debt maturing in three years was ... |
Bloomberg | Turkey's Central Bank Raises Ratio for FX Reserve Requirements Bloomberg The International Monetary Fund had urged Turkey to raise reserve requirements for foreign-currency liabilities in a report on Dec. 5, saying that reducing bank incentives to fund themselves in foreign currency would limit the risk of a balance-of ... Turkey Moves to Boost Financial Stability Through Forex Reserves Turkey central bank raises forex reserve requirements Turkey's central bank hikes forex reserve requirements |
Hurriyet Daily News | LOCAL > 'Siberian winter' forecast as weather warning issued for western Turkey Hurriyet Daily News It might be the perfect time to take out the woolen clothes, snow boots and thick winter coats as Turkey is bracing for blizzards and freezing temperatures, according to meteorologists. A new cold wave from the Balkans and Black Sea will hit Turkey ... |
Today's Zaman (press release) (blog) | Who does need a democratic Turkey? Today's Zaman (press release) (blog) A Muslim country with (partial) democracy, Turkey has a special geographical position between the East and the West, has a weakly institutionalized party system, has been ruled by the same party -- the Justice and Development Party (AKP) -- for almost ... |