CNBC | Turkey on path of escalated conflict just when its people, institutions and economy can least afford it Irish Times Turkey's recent past has been punctuated by terrorist atrocities that reinforce its internal and regional conflicts – and lead it further from the peace and stability it used to thrive on. The latest attack killed 44 people and wounded 166 at a soccer ... At a tipping point: A currency crisis roils Turkey's economy Turkey catapulted above India as government revises GDP math Turkey's Economy Contracts for First Time Since 2009 |
Huffington Post | Turkey In Talks With Russia On Aleppo Ceasefire And Civilian Evacuation Huffington Post Turkey is negotiating with Russia to open a corridor to evacuate Syrian rebel fighters and civilians from the remaining opposition-held districts of Aleppo, but no agreement has yet been reached, a senior Turkish official said. Rebel defences in Aleppo ... Is Turkey's fight against Syrian Kurds enabling Assad? Turkey talking to Russia on ceasefire, evacuation from Syria's Aleppo Turkey confirms ceasefire, evacuation deal reached in Aleppo |
CNET | Astronauts' Thanksgiving menu: Turkey in a pouch, live football CNET Expedition 50 Commander Shane Kimbrough of NASA is looking forward to Thanksgiving on the International Space Station. The crew will cook up a memorable meal that includes turkey in a pouch, cherry-blueberry cobbler in a pouch, candied yams in a ... Space Station Commander Celebrates Thanksgiving in Orbit At 56, Peggy Whitson Becomes Oldest Female Astronaut Astronaut Shane Kimbrough Casts Ultimate Absentee Ballot |
TIME | Turkey Moves to Crush Kurdish Party After Deadly Bombing TIME The arrests marked the continuation of government reprisals against the pro-Kurdish People's Democratic Party (known by the Turkish acronym HDP), which controls the third-largest bloc in Turkey's parliament. The arrests come in the context of a broader ... Report: Turkey detains 2 Kurdish lawmakers in terror probes Bombings, Arrests in Turkey as Government Battles Opponents Turkey detains pro-Kurdish party officials after attack |
The Hill (blog) | A new Turkey policy needed The Hill (blog) The report by a Washington think tank, the Bipartisan Policy Center (BPC), “Beyond the Myth of Partnership: Rethinking U.S. Policy Toward Turkey,” confirms that both the U.S. and Europe share a common disillusion about developments in Turkey. |
Jerusalem Post Israel News | Report- ISIS supply lines reached Turkey and Europe Jerusalem Post Israel News CAR's latest investigation, which was supported by European Union funding, points out that “except for locally available material, such as steel, ISIS forces source most of the products used to manufacture explosive weapons from Turkey.” Furthermore ... |
Voice of America | Record number of journalists in jail globally after Turkey crackdown The Guardian More journalists have been imprisoned this year by governments around the world than at any time in nearly 30 years, primarily because of the crackdown in Turkey after the failed coup in July. According to the annual survey compiled by the Committee to ... Turkey Jails Record Number of Journalists in Post-coup Crackdown Turkey takes China's mantle as top jailer of journalists Turkey Drives World Number of Jailed Journalists to New Record |
U.S. News & World Report | EU slows Turkey membership talks over coup crackdown U.S. News & World Report Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan attends the funeral prayers for police officer Hasim Usta, who was killed with dozens of others late Saturday outside the Besiktas football club stadium Vodafone Arena, in Istanbul, Monday, Dec. 12, 2016. Turkey ... EU says won't expand Turkey membership talks Austria calls for freeze of Turkey's EU membership talks Dear Europe: Don't drop Turkey |
Al-Monitor | Al-Bab shaping up as more trouble for Turkey Al-Monitor Turkey's efforts to take the critical town of al-Bab with the help of its rebel proxies is running into difficulties amid reports that Islamic State militants have dug hundreds of ditches and rigged incoming routes with mines and other explosives to ... Iran, Turkey held secret talks on Syrian ceasefire, transition govt – report Iran and Turkey's secret talks on Syria revealed Turkey and Iran held secret Syria transition talks, says report |
U.S. News & World Report | Why Don't Refugees Just Stay in Turkey or Greece? U.S. News & World Report Indeed, migrants may try to establish a life in an intended destination country, such as Turkey or Greece, but then be compelled for different reasons to move on. Alternatively, refugees may become "stuck" in a country that was intended to be a stop ... |