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Turkey has a huge problem that it has no idea how to deal with - Business Insider Sat, 19 Sep 2015 23:52:33 GMT

Business Insider

Turkey has a huge problem that it has no idea how to deal with Business Insider Militias in eastern Turkey aligned with the insurgent Kurdish PKK have taken the war against the state to the streets, and Turkish security forces are panicking. "The Turkish military is not familiar with this kind of urban warfare," Metin Gurcan, a ... Turkey airstrikes kill 55 in northern IraqMiddle East Eye Turkey to hire five thousand 'village guards'Daily Sabah Why did Turkey extend its military mandate in Syria, Iraq?Al-Arabiya Sky News Australia -Hurriyet Daily News -Trend News Agency all 94 news articles »

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Migrants at Turkey-Greece border demand passage to Europe - Yahoo News Sat, 19 Sep 2015 17:53:31 GMT

Yahoo News

Migrants at Turkey-Greece border demand passage to Europe Yahoo News Many of the refugees have been living in Turkey for months, sometimes years, after fleeing the bloody civil war in Syria across the two countries' 900-kilometre border. Turkey has taken in an estimated 2.2 million Syrians, around 260,000 of whom live ... Child Dies Off Greece After Boat Sinks, Others Paddle Across From TurkeyNBCNews.com Turkey refugees demand access to EuropeeNCA For Syrian Migrants, Many Reasons To Leave Turkey For EuropeNPR St. George Daily Spectrum all 326 news articles »

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Refugees Seek New Land Routes to Europe Across Turkey - Wall Street Journal Fri, 18 Sep 2015 19:49:49 GMT

Wall Street Journal

Refugees Seek New Land Routes to Europe Across Turkey Wall Street Journal EDIRNE, Turkey—Refugees seeking sanctuary in Europe are turning away from the perilous journey by smugglers' boats crossing the Aegean Sea and charting a fresh path across Turkey. The quest for new land routes signals an emerging pressure point for ... Several thousand migrants in Turkey resume march towards Greek borderReuters Turkey threatens to oust refugees camped near Greek borderThe Guardian Hundreds of migrants in Turkey resume march towards Greek borderToday's Zaman Novinite.com all 474 news articles »

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Greece poised for new wave of migrants from Turkey - euronews Sat, 19 Sep 2015 14:44:15 GMT

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Greece poised for new wave of migrants from Turkey euronews Turkey has been widely praised for welcoming 2 million Syrian refugees so far. While an official welcome from Greece may not be forthcoming, Athens is preparing for a new wave of migrants crossing the Maritsa river that divides Greece from Turkey. and more »

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EU official seeks aid to keep migrants in Turkey - Yahoo News Sat, 19 Sep 2015 17:23:21 GMT

Yahoo News

EU official seeks aid to keep migrants in Turkey Yahoo News Hahn, in charge of enlargement at the EU executive, gave the rationale behind Commission plans to reallocate EU support earmarked for Turkey as part of this initiative. "This is the reason why I proposed a few days ago to reallocate the money provided ... The Latest: EU commissioner proposes $1.1B in aid to TurkeyColorado Springs Gazette European Commission offers 1 billion euros to TurkeyDaily Sabah European Commission offers Turkey 1 billion euros with a conditionToday's Zaman all 34 news articles »

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Militant Nationalism Is Threatening Turkey's Social Fabric - Huffington Post Fri, 18 Sep 2015 21:16:10 GMT

Voice of America

Militant Nationalism Is Threatening Turkey's Social Fabric Huffington Post The cycle of violence that has engulfed Turkey amid the resumption of the fight between the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and Turkey is increasing its toll. The wider and bloodier it gets, the more consequential it becomes. What started as largely ... PKK Conflict Sparks Fears of Wider Turkey-Kurdish ClashesVoice of America Turkey-PKK conflict: Children caught in the crossfireBBC News Turkey-PKK conflict 'escalating fast'BBC News The Conversation UK -Reuters all 170 news articles »

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Turkey Has Spent Nearly $8 Billion Caring For 2.2 Million Syrian Refugees - Huffington Post Fri, 18 Sep 2015 09:54:48 GMT

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Turkey Has Spent Nearly $8 Billion Caring For 2.2 Million Syrian Refugees Huffington Post ANKARA — Turkey, which hosts the world's largest refugee population, has so far spent $7.6 billion caring for 2.2 million Syrians who have fled strife there, a Turkish deputy prime minister said on Friday. Turkey has been on the front lines of the ... Turkey spent $7.6 billion hosting 2.2 million Syrian refugeesReuters UK Turkey spent $7.6 bln on 2.2 mln Syrian refugeesAl-Arabiya Turkey spends $7.6 billion on 2.2 million Syrian refugees in the country ...Daily Sabah all 28 news articles »

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Opposition Journalists Under Assault in Turkey - New York Times Thu, 17 Sep 2015 21:23:03 GMT

New York Times

Opposition Journalists Under Assault in Turkey New York Times “I've been a journalist for 40 years and it's the first time I've been subjected to an attack involving sticks and stones,” said Sedat Ergin, the editor in chief of Hurriyet, one of Turkey's most influential newspapers. “If our paper is being ... and more »

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Turkey reiterates call for Syria safe zone in a meeting with German Foreign ... - Middle East Monitor Sat, 19 Sep 2015 13:48:42 GMT

Middle East Monitor

Turkey reiterates call for Syria safe zone in a meeting with German Foreign ... Middle East Monitor Turkey on Friday renewed its call for establishing safe zones within Syria. "Turkey still thinks that areas must be created in some regions at least to make those people to feel safe," Turkish Foreign Minister Feridun Sinirlioglu told a joint press ... EU preparing 'substantial' aid for Syria refugees in Turkey: Luxembourg ministerYahoo News Turkey reiterates call for Syria safe zoneJournal of Turkish Weekly Lavrov: Turkey, Russia differ over Assad's futureToday's Zaman all 79 news articles »

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Avian Flu Brings Shortage of Turkey-Breast Meat, Fewer Eggs - AgWeb Sat, 19 Sep 2015 14:06:31 GMT

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Avian Flu Brings Shortage of Turkey-Breast Meat, Fewer Eggs AgWeb U.S. restaurants and retailers are facing a shortage of turkey-breast meat, with prices at a record high. The nation's worst outbreak of avian influenza is to blame. The virus killed almost 8 million turkeys this spring, sending production to a 15-year ... and more »