NBCNews.com | Turkey targets riches of US witness who named Erdogan in scheme NBCNews.com A day after the star witness in a U.S. sanctions-busting trial implicated Turkey's president in the scheme, the top prosecutor in Istanbul announced plans to seize the witnesses' assets. Reza Zarrab made a fortune by orchestrating the secret movement ... Turkey Seizes Assets of Reza Zarrab, Witness in Sanctions-Evasion Case Reza Zarrab case: Turkey seizes assets of trader in US trial Turkey casts Zarrab case as attempt to undermine its politics, economy |
BBC News | Turkey seeks arrest of ex-CIA officer Fuller over coup plot - BBC News BBC News Graham Fuller has links to "failed coup mastermind" Gulen, Turkey's chief prosecutor alleges. Turkey seeks arrest of ex-CIA officer over ties to coup plot - CNN Turkey issues arrest warrant for former CIA official over coup attempt Turkey Seeks Arrest of Ex-CIA Officer Over Suspected Coup Links: Hurriyet |
BuzzFeed News | In Court Filings, A Blunt Admission That Turkey Supervised Michael Flynn's Work BuzzFeed News “We need to adjust our foreign policy to recognize Turkey as a priority,” Flynn wrote in The Hill on Nov. 8, 2016, the day of the presidential election. “We need to see the world from Turkey's perspective.” He argued for a range of President Recep ... |
New York Times | Rex Tillerson, Angela Merkel, Turkey: Your Friday Briefing New York Times (Want to get this briefing by email? Here's the sign-up.) Good morning. Here's what you need to know: Photo. Credit Tom Brenner/The New York Times. • Senior White House officials tell our reporters that President Trump plans to replace Rex Tillerson ... White House Plans Tillerson Ouster From State Dept., to Be Replaced by Pompeo |
BBC News | Turkey hunger striker Gulmen found guilty but released BBC News A Turkish professor, on hunger strike since losing her job in a purge after last year's failed coup, has been convicted of belonging to a banned far-left group but freed pending an appeal. Nuriye Gulmen was sentenced to six years and three months in ... Turkey court orders conditional release of hunger-strike academic |
New York Times | Erdogan Going to Greece Next Week in Groundbreaking Visit New York Times ANKARA, Turkey — President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey will make a groundbreaking trip to Greece next week as the first Turkish head of state to visit the country in 65 years, Turkey's Foreign Ministry confirmed Thursday. Mr. Erdogan is scheduled ... |
Washington Post | Erdogan Helped Turks Evade Iran Sanctions, Reza Zarrab Says New York Times Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey personally ordered that two Turkish banks be allowed to participate in an oil-for-gold scheme that violated United States sanctions on Iran, according to testimony on Thursday by a Turkish-Iranian gold trader in a federal ... Gold dealer implicates Turkey's president in corruption scheme Reza Zarrab case: Gold trader implicates Turkish President Erdogan ... Erdoğan knew of alleged Iranian scheme to evade sanctions via Turkey, court told |
Financial Tribune | The question of US and EU support for Turkey Hurriyet Daily News U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson recently made a speech at Wilson Center titled “The U.S. and Europe: Strengthening Western Alliances.” In it he reserved one section for Turkey. “We ask Turkey, as a NATO ally, to prioritize the common defense of ... More Foreigners Visit Turkey |
The Independent | Christmas leftover recipes: Three ways to use up cold roast turkey The Independent Add the cooked turkey and ham and stir in the crème fraîche. Tip the filling into a 2-litre lipped pie dish and leave to cool completely. Meanwhile, roll out the pastry to 5mm thickness and cut to just bigger than the size of the dish. Brush the edges ... |
Hurriyet Daily News | Turkey to seize assets of Reza Zarrab testifying in US court Hurriyet Daily News Turkey is to seize the assets of Turkish-Iranian businessman Reza Zarrab who is a key witness in the trial of a Turkish bank executive in the United States over violations of Iran sanctions, the state-run Anadolu Agency said on Dec. 1. The Istanbul ... |