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Turkey only sending 'sick and ill-educated' Syrians to Europe in migrant swap deal - Telegraph.co.uk Mon, 23 May 2016 14:16:33 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk

Turkey only sending 'sick and ill-educated' Syrians to Europe in migrant swap deal Telegraph.co.uk The EU's controversial migrant deal with Turkey looked in renewed doubt on Monday amid accusations that Turkey is “cherry-picking” skilled Syrian refugees while sending the “sick and illiterate” to Europe. Angela Merkel held talks with Recep Tayyip ... Merkel: Turkey must meet all terms for visa-free travelAljazeera.com Turkey Threatens to Suspend Agreements With EUABC News 'Europe doesn't need Turkey'RT Business Insider -Foreign Policy (blog) -Wall Street Journal all 442 news articles »

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Syria blames Turkey, Qatar and Saudi Arabia for deadly bombings - BBC News Tue, 24 May 2016 00:10:53 GMT

BBC News

Syria blames Turkey, Qatar and Saudi Arabia for deadly bombings BBC News The Syrian government has accused Turkey, Qatar and Saudi Arabia of being behind a wave of bombings in the coastal cities of Tartous and Jableh. The state-run news agency Sana said the attacks constituted a "serious escalation", and were aimed at ... and more »

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World Humanitarian Summit and Turkey - Aljazeera.com Mon, 23 May 2016 08:54:00 GMT

Aljazeera.com

World Humanitarian Summit and Turkey Aljazeera.com The second reason for holding the summit in Istanbul is "rhythmic diplomacy", one of the founding principles of Turkish foreign policy in the post-2002 era, Turkey's approach to humanitarian diplomacy adopted in recent years, and the fact that it is ... When the world failed Syria, Turkey stepped in. Now others must helpThe Guardian Turkey shines at World Humanitarian SummitDaily Sabah Turkey Calls on World Leaders to Share Burden of Migrant CrisisVoice of America The Globalist -CCTV-America all 431 news articles »

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Turkey and the EU: Pros and cons of membership - The Week UK Mon, 23 May 2016 14:32:37 GMT

The Week UK

Turkey and the EU: Pros and cons of membership The Week UK Turkey first submitted its application to join the European Union in 1987, but negotiations did not begin until 2005. Since then, an array of domestic and external setbacks has ensured that progress has hardly been any quicker. Few European governments ... and more »

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Britain's EU Debate Heats Up Over Turkey Immigration Fears - Voice of America Mon, 23 May 2016 19:59:13 GMT

Voice of America

Britain's EU Debate Heats Up Over Turkey Immigration Fears Voice of America Campaigners who want Britain to leave the European Union say that if the country chooses to stay in the bloc, it would one day face a wave of immigration from Turkey. The official 'Vote Leave' campaign claims Turkey is on course to join the EU, and ... Is Turkey really on the cusp of joining the EU?Telegraph.co.uk David Cameron, Pro-Brexit Campaigners Spar Over TurkeyWall Street Journal EU referendum: Row over Turkey's membership bid escalatesBBC News The Guardian -Hurriyet Daily News -TRT World all 179 news articles »

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England 2 Turkey 1 - BBC News Sun, 22 May 2016 18:35:20 GMT

BBC News

England 2 Turkey 1 BBC News Jamie Vardy's late strike gave England victory over Turkey in their first warm-up match for Euro 2016, but Roy Hodgson's side were fortunate to win a game in which they looked far from convincing at the back. As dangerous as England were going forward ... England v Turkey: Euro 2016 warm-up – as it happenedThe Guardian England 2-1 Turkey player ratings - who was YOUR man of the match at the Etihad Stadium?Mirror.co.uk England defeat TurkeySunderland AFC Bleacher Report -Telegraph.co.uk all 595 news articles »

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Turkey burgers that won't dry out - CNN International Mon, 23 May 2016 19:06:19 GMT

CNN International

Turkey burgers that won't dry out CNN International America's Test Kitchen is a real 2,500 square foot test kitchen located just outside of Boston that is home to more than three dozen full¬time cooks and product testers. Our mission is simple: to develop the absolute best recipes for all of your ...

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Turkey´s Kurdish peace process: regional implications - Open Democracy Mon, 23 May 2016 18:34:24 GMT

Open Democracy

Turkey´s Kurdish peace process: regional implications Open Democracy PKK militant watches people flee the Sur district of the mainly-Kurdish city of Diyarbakir, Turkey, after the authorities expand the curfew, January, 2016. Murat Bay /Press Association. All rights reserved. In Turkey, the pro-Kurdish People´s ... HDP worried Turkey's abuses will be swept under the rug at WorldRudaw Ouster of Kurdish MPs threatens to fuel separatism in TurkeyAl-Monitor The EU must endeavor to understand Turkey instead of defaming itDaily Sabah RT -Sputnik International all 21 news articles »

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Greece was supposed to return migrants to Turkey, but has barely started - The Economist Mon, 23 May 2016 13:32:27 GMT

The Economist

Greece was supposed to return migrants to Turkey, but has barely started The Economist “I was on the boat to Athens on March 20th”—the day the EU's tough new policy to deport asylum-seekers from the Greek islands back to Turkey took effect. In April the flow of refugees and migrants into the east Aegean islands—more than 850,000 in ... The Guardian view on renewed tensions between the EU and Turkey: tough times aheadThe Guardian How Turkey intends to secure return of Syrian refugeesAl-Monitor EU defends Turkey deal in light of Greek court rulingEUobserver all 22 news articles »

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Could Turkey really join the EU by 2020? - The Guardian Sun, 22 May 2016 14:27:38 GMT

The Guardian

Could Turkey really join the EU by 2020? The Guardian Claims by the UK justice secretary, Michael Gove, and the Vote Leave campaign that Turkey could achieve full membership of the EU by 2020 will come as a big surprise to the Turkish government and people. Turkey's application has been languishing since ... Turkey: Friend or Foe?American Thinker all 10 news articles »