Financial Times | Turkey takes over management control of Bank Asya Reuters ISTANBUL, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Turkey has taken control of Bank Asya, the Islamic lender caught up in a feud between President Tayyip Erdogan and U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen. The action by Turkey's banking regulators follows a run on deposits ... Turkey replaces management of Gulenist bank in crackdown on movement Turkey Takes Over Bank Asya as Erdogan Exerts Power Turkey's Bank Seizure Highlights Erdogan's Growing Ambition |
Al-Arabiya | Turkey arrests 'first Turkish ISIS suspect' Al-Arabiya Authorities in Turkey arrested a man suspected of working for the Islamic State (IS), in what local media said was the first arrest of a Turkish citizen linked to the jihadist group. The man, identified as Musa Goktas from Ankara, illegally crossed ... |
Wall Street Journal (blog) | UPDATE 2-Turkey's Erdogan bemoans central bank independence; sends lira to ... Reuters (Updates with lira's record low). By Humeyra Pamuk and Nevzat Devranoglu. ISTANBUL Feb 4 (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan made fresh criticism of the central bank's policies on Wednesday, stoking worries over the bank's independence and ... Turkey's central bank rules out emergency rate cut meeting When Bad News Is Good News in Turkey Erdogan says central bank 'dragging Turkey down', lira hits new low |
UPDATE 5-Turkey takes over management control of Bank Asya Reuters ISTANBUL, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Turkey has taken control of Bank Asya, the Islamic lender caught up in a feud between President Tayyip Erdogan and U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen. The action by Turkey's banking regulators follows a run on deposits ... |
Reuters | Turkey Revokes Passport of Cleric in Exile in Pennsylvania New York Times Mr. Gulen, who lives in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania, has a broad following of millions worldwide and some of his supporters hold positions of power in the police and in the judiciary in Turkey. Pro-government media reported on Tuesday that Mr ... Turkey revokes passport of bitter Erdogan rival Gulen Emperor Erdogan What turned Erdogan against the West? |
Wall Street Journal | Turkey Shoot Wall Street Journal “The politics of medicine, morality and free will have collided in an emotional debate over vaccines and the government's place in requiring them, posing a challenge for Republicans who find themselves in the familiar but uncomfortable position of ... |
Breitbart News | Turkey Charges Dutch Journalist with Spreading 'Terrorist Propaganda' Breitbart News Turkey, the United States, the European Union, and NATO consider the PKK a terrorist organization. Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have hammered the Marxist organization over its severe human rights abuses. The organization was formed ... Frederike Geerdink: The Dutch journalist facing five years in prison in Turkey ... Indictment of Dutch journalist in Turkey heightens press freedom fears Indictment Reflects Rising Pressure on Foreign Journalists in Turkey |
Israeli arrested in Turkey for 'stealing soup on flight' Ynetnews On Friday, Gal boarded a flight from Israel to Turkey for an exhibition, with a stopover in Istanbul. "During the flight, I brought myself breakfast and paid the flight attendant with dollars," Gal recalled. "After a few minutes, she came back and ... |
Wall Street Journal | A Resurgent Terrorist Threat in Turkey Wall Street Journal Turkey has long fought Kurdish insurgents within its borders, and the country now faces a severe jihadist threat in part due to Ankara's reckless policy of allowing jihadists to exploit its border with Syria. Yet it's a little-known far-left terrorist ... |
Applications due soon for wild turkey hunting Bismarck Tribune My dad and other generations recall when North Dakota held its first spring turkey nearly four decades ago in 1976. It was one short season before it was closed again for five years from 1977 through 1981 then reopened in 1982 in two turkey units with ... |