Newsweek | Tel Aviv Diary: Istanbul Blast Brings Turkey Closer Newsweek Today, funerals will be held in different parts of Israel for those killed in Turkey, while many victims of the Istanbul attack remain wounded in Israeli hospitals. To Israelis, many of whom are fed up with our myriad of problems, the events of this ... 'No future' for tourism? Israel calls on citizens to avoid visiting Turkey after Istanbul attack Turkey has reached new levels of journalist repression - yet the EU willingly lets itself be fooled for a deal The Refugee Deal Continues Europe's History of Dirty Dealing With Turkey |
Reuters | Erdogan says Turkey battling 'terrorist wave' after Istanbul bombing Reuters ISTANBUL President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday Turkey would use all its military and intelligence might to battle "one of the biggest and bloodiest terrorist waves in its history", after a suicide bomber killed three Israelis and an Iranian in Istanbul. New Bomb Attack Paralyzes Life in Turkey Turkey: Is it safe to travel? ISIS blamed for American-killing bombing in Turkey |
The Guardian | April deadline to return migrants to Turkey 'not realistic' The Guardian An early April deadline to start sending asylum seekers back to Turkey is not realistic, the United Nations refugee agency has said, amid confusion in Greece over whether the EU's landmark deal with Ankara can work. EU officials in Brussels said on ... Pact to transport migrants back to Turkey delayed The Latest: Turkey says it will abide by refugee rules News Wrap: Thousands still stranded in Greece despite Turkey migrant deal |
The Economist | The EU deems Turkey safe for refugees. It may not be safe for anyone The Economist ON MARCH 18th, as part of an agreement to stem the influx of refugees from the Middle East, the European Union endorsed Turkey as a “safe” country for asylum seekers—a necessary precondition for sending migrants back there under international law. Migrant crisis: Turkish monitors on Greek islands for EU deal Migrants Lament as Deal With Turkey Closes Door to Europe Turkey Is Winner In EU Migrant Deal But Full Membership Not A Real Option |
NPR | Amid Crackdown In Turkey, Dissatisfaction With President Erdogan Grows NPR Not long ago, Turkey was held up as a regional model: a Muslim-majority state with a thriving democracy and a market economy. These days, though, it's more often seen as a country where a ruling party with no serious opposition is drifting toward ... |
Turkey Crackdown Chronicle: Week of March 20 CPJ Press Freedom Online (blog) Sevgi Akarçeşme, former editor of the daily newspaper Today's Zaman, which the government took over on March 4, wrote on Twitter today that she had traveled to Belgium and that she does not plan to go back to Turkey soon because of "oppression and ... |
New York Daily News | Amnesty urges Turkey to free Syrian held at airport for year New York Daily News Human rights watchdog Amnesty International has appealed to Turkey to free a Syrian whom it says has been confined to Istanbul's airport for an entire year. Turkey has yet to comment on a case highlighted Tuesday by Amnesty, which says Fadi Mansour ... |
POLITICO.eu | Turkey's 'like Syria' POLITICO.eu DIYARBAKIR, Turkey — When Senay climbed onto the roof of a hospital overlooking her old neighborhood, she didn't recognize the streets below. The narrow alleys were cluttered with rubble. Smoke rose from burned apartment blocks. Some houses had ... Turkey 'not safe for refugees' claim insulting, UK PM Cameron says EU-Turkey migration deal 'will not open back door route to Britain' Grieved at latest tragedy that has struck Turkey |
Daily Sabah | Turkey-EU relations and terrorism Daily Sabah We saw a new and important step in the EU and Turkey's relationship last week. What is sad is to see that without the ongoing migration crisis, the EU would never have agreed to move forward in the relationship. Without the inflow of refugee, the EU ... Facing Turkey, Europe chooses suicide Anyone who says Turkey is European country wants EU's death – Sarkozy |
Council on Foreign Relations (blog) | Shameless in Turkey: Aydinlik, Sabah, and Henri Council on Foreign Relations (blog) It is the fourth attack in Turkey in six weeks. The country is under grave threat from the self-declared Islamic State, the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), and the Kurdistan Freedom Falcons, known as the TAK. Ankara has fingered a suspect named Mehmet ... |