The Economist | Turkey and its Kurds The Economist ON A recent evening in Cizre, an old Kurdish settlement skirted by the Tigris river in south-east Turkey, a family grieves. Muhammad, their 20-year-old son, died fighting jihadists of Islamic State (IS) across the border in the Syrian town of Kobane ... Anger brews among youth in Turkey's Cizre Turkish FM praises country's efforts towards Kurds |
Yahoo News | Turkey rolls back secular education for 'pious generation' Yahoo News Turkey has long enshrined the secular ideals of founding father Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, particularly in an education system that until recently banned Islamic headscarves in schools and made schoolchildren begin the day reciting an oath of allegiance to ... Turkey education strike against rise of Islamic teaching |
www.worldbulletin.net | Turkey's mosque-building diplomacy Al-Monitor ISTANBUL — A state-sponsored program to build mosques in countries from Kazakhstan to Cuba has emerged as a foreign policy instrument for Turkey, boosting the country's claim to a place on the international stage as a leader of the Islamic world that ... Turkey, Mexico can boost trade to $5B, says Erdogan Turkey's Erdogan proposes building mosque in Cuba Turkey's Erdogan Plans A Mosque In Cuba |
Reuters | Turkey Asserts Its Role in the Middle East New York Times For decades, Turkey was a dutiful ally that mostly followed America's lead. But since the Justice and Development Party's re-election in 2007, it has asserted a more independent foreign policy in the Middle East, which often puts it at odds with ... Turkey detains 14 people seeking to join Islamic State Turkey detains 14 on border seeking to join ISIS |
Washington Post (blog) | Turkey's Erdogan to Obama: Where's the outrage about Chapel Hill shootings? Washington Post (blog) Turkey has long been an important ally for the United States and it is vital in the fight against the Islamic State right now. However, over the past few years, Erdogan has had a frosty relationship with Obama, and just last year he demanded (and ... Chapel Hill shootings: Turkey's president criticises Barack Obama's silence on ... Turkey's Erdogan scolds Obama for silence on Muslim Chapel Hill murders Chapel Hill murders: Turkish leader challenges Obama |
Allentown Morning Call | Love Turkey Golden Table Syrup? Tell us about it Allentown Morning Call You might be thinking I'm talking about molasses but I'm referring to Mrs. Schlorer's Turkey Golden Table Syrup, a thick spread you can put on toast or pour over pancakes (or on top of a fastnacht). It's also supposed to be good stirred into a cold ... |
Turkey and the Euro-Atlantic community Brookings Institution 2014 was another year characterized by turbulence in Turkish relations with Europe and the United States. In Turkey's neighborhood, large swaths of Iraqi and Syrian territory fell under the control of the Islamic State group and Russia annexed Crimea. |
Turkey spy chief's resignation: power play or family feud? Al-Monitor The resignation of Turkey's powerful spy chief Hakan Fidan to run for parliament on the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) ticket has triggered frenzied speculation about a potentially game-changing rift between the country's president and ... Harrington: Support those who push back against Turkey's Erdogan |
ABDÜLHAMİT BİLİCİ Today's Zaman Turkey once appeared to be forging straight ahead on the path toward democracy, and as such it was viewed as an inspiration, not only in the West but also among Muslim countries in the region. Placing equal focus on its relations with the EU and with ... |
Economic cooperation would boost Turkey and Armenia relations, says report Today's Zaman The decades-long absence of diplomatic relations and related poor trade ties between Turkey and Armenia would be best addressed through economic cooperation, according to a report by an Ankara-based think tank. The Economic Policy Research ... |