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Israel and Turkey Agree to Resume Full Diplomatic Ties - New York Times Mon, 27 Jun 2016 00:26:15 GMT

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Israel and Turkey Agree to Resume Full Diplomatic Ties New York Times JERUSALEM — Israel and Turkey agreed on Sunday to resume full diplomatic relations, ending a bitter, six-year rift between the once-close regional allies, according to Israeli and Turkish officials. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel was ... Israel and Turkey reach deal to restore relationsAljazeera.com Official: Israel reaches reconciliation deal with TurkeyCBS News Israel and Turkey to Restore Full Diplomatic TiesWall Street Journal The Guardian -CNN -Reuters all 166 news articles »

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German defense minister to visit Turkey base despite snub - Deutsche Welle Sun, 26 Jun 2016 17:40:07 GMT

Deutsche Welle

German defense minister to visit Turkey base despite snub Deutsche Welle "These are the same members of parliament who raised their hands for the Patriot mission of the German military to protect Turkey from Syrian missiles," she said, referring to a three-year deployment of NATO anti-missile systems in southern Turkey that ... German defense minister says plans to visit German troops at Turkey's İncirlik airbaseDaily Sabah all 16 news articles »

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'Mentality of the Crusades': Turkey and Pope Francis in row over Armenian genocide - The Guardian Sun, 26 Jun 2016 10:34:07 GMT

The Guardian

'Mentality of the Crusades': Turkey and Pope Francis in row over Armenian genocide The Guardian Federico Lombardi, said nothing in Francis' texts or words during his Armenian trip showed any hostility to Turkey and in fact were infused with calls for Armenia and Turkey to build bridges of peace and reconciliation. “The pope is not doing Crusades ... Vatican hits back at Turkey for calling pope 'crusader'Reuters Pope genocide comments show 'crusader mentality' - TurkeyBBC News Vatican debunks Turkey's 'crusader pope' accusations in Armenia genocide rowRT Wall Street Journal -Inquirer.net all 537 news articles »

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Turkey uses tear gas to break up gay pride gathering - Los Angeles Times Sun, 26 Jun 2016 18:32:15 GMT

Los Angeles Times

Turkey uses tear gas to break up gay pride gathering Los Angeles Times Police in Istanbul used tear gas and detained activists who gathered Sunday to issue a statement to mark gay pride week after authorities banned their rally in the city. At least 19 activists were rounded up, organizers said. Dozens of activists ... Turkey police fire rubber bullets at banned Gay Pride paradeTelegraph.co.uk Turkey fires tear gas on people celebrating Gay Pride in IstanbulMetro Turkish riot police fire tear gas and make arrests at Istanbul gay pride paradeVICE News all 44 news articles »

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'Apart from Erdogan, there is a great, modern Turkey' - Deutsche Welle Sun, 26 Jun 2016 15:45:09 GMT

Deutsche Welle

'Apart from Erdogan, there is a great, modern Turkey' Deutsche Welle Can Dundar: I'll summarize what I said with a few items: One, the agreement that you forged with Turkey is a shameful agreement and Europe will be ashamed of this down the road. Two, this agreement is not working anymore. You aren't granting visa ... Turkey Detains 28 Over Alleged Links To Erdogan FoeRadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty Erdogan Wants Istanbul Towers to Lose Trump NameWall Street Journal all 15 news articles »

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Turkey, Israel, Qatar, Saudi Arabia: A new alliance of stability in the Middle East - Daily Sabah Sun, 26 Jun 2016 21:57:32 GMT

Turkey, Israel, Qatar, Saudi Arabia: A new alliance of stability in the Middle East Daily Sabah The power vacuum and a seemingly endless civil war in Syria place the national security of regional powers, including Turkey, at risk. Today, Turkey is home to 3 million refugees and also considers the growing power of the Syrian PKK affiliate ... Turkey and Israel heal six-year riftThe Times (subscription) all 5 news articles »

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Soldier martyred in SE Turkey PKK attack - Anadolu Agency Mon, 27 Jun 2016 00:25:19 GMT

Anadolu Agency

Soldier martyred in SE Turkey PKK attack Anadolu Agency The PKK – listed as a terrorist organization by Turkey, the U.S., and EU – resumed its 30-year armed campaign against the Turkish state in July 2015. Since then, nearly 600 security personnel, including troops, police officers, and village guards, have ... Turkey Boosts Military Powers in Fight Against Kurdish MilitantsWall Street Journal Turkey grants immunity to security forces fighting militantsReuters Lethal Car Bomb Attack in Turkey's SoutheastNew York Times all 88 news articles »

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Turkey, the Brexit bogeyman, is not so different from the UK - The Guardian Sat, 25 Jun 2016 15:25:13 GMT

The Guardian

Turkey, the Brexit bogeyman, is not so different from the UK The Guardian Despite all the bile spewed about the country during the leave campaign, it turns out Britain and Turkey are not so different after all. Like Britain, Turkey blames the EU for many of its ills. The slow speed with which its accession into the union has ... Turkey warns of rising European xenophobia after Brexit voteReuters With Brexit Turkey Loses Its Biggest Champion in EuropeWall Street Journal all 48 news articles »

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Turkey's EU Dream is Dead on Arrival - Fair Observer Sun, 26 Jun 2016 20:16:02 GMT

Fair Observer

Turkey's EU Dream is Dead on Arrival Fair Observer It has become comfortable, over the past few years, to pin the blame for the failure of Turkey's EU accession bid upon its combative president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Despite using the accession process as a key driver for internal reform in the early ...

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Grass fire at Turkey Point Provincial Park - Simcoe Reformer Sun, 26 Jun 2016 19:55:49 GMT

Simcoe Reformer

Grass fire at Turkey Point Provincial Park Simcoe Reformer TURKEY POINT - A carelessly discarded cigarette is believed to be the cause of a grass fire at Turkey Point Provincial Park on Sunday. Firefighters from four Norfolk County stations ( Delhi, Waterford, St. Williams, Vittoria) and an off-road unit ...