Washington Post | Turkey expects improved relations with the Trump administration Washington Post Turkey is confident that its relations with the United States will improve significantly under President-elect Donald Trump and expects positive responses to concerns it believes the Obama administration played down, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut ... Syria, Russia and Turkey – the uneasy alliance reshaping world politics Russia, Turkey carry out joint bombings in Syria Syria conflict: Russia and Turkey 'in first joint air strikes on IS' |
Democracy in Turkey is now under threat The Guardian Owen Jones accurately describes the circumstances in Turkey (What I saw in Turkey is an assault on democracy itself, 18 January). However, the development of challenges to democratic principles in Turkey predates Trump. These have intensified since the ... |
Variety | Karga Seven Expands Into Turkey With New Production Venture Variety L.A.-based production company Karga Seven Pictures has launched a new production venture in Turkey, opening a permanent production office in Istanbul, parent company Red Arrow Entertainment Group announced Thursday. Karga Seven Turkey will ... |
Aljazeera.com | UNICEF: 40% of Syrian children in Turkey not in school Aljazeera.com Around 380,000 Syrian children of school-going age are missing out on education in Turkey, raising the risk of a "lost generation", according to the UN children's fund (UNICEF). More than 40 percent of Syrian child refugees in Turkey are not in ... Nearly 180000 Syrian babies born in Turkey since 2011 Turkey: UNICEF cites risk of 'lost generation' of Syrian children despite enrolment increase Some 60 percent of Syrian children in Turkey have access to schooling: UNICEF |
TIME | Turkey's parliament set to approve sweeping new powers for president The Guardian Government critics say the reforms will undermine democracy in Turkey, which has already faced many challenges including terror attacks, an insurgency in Kurdish areas in the east of the country, a stalled economy and a wide-ranging crackdown in the ... The Fighting Over Erdogan's Constitutional Reforms Has (Literally) Begun What happens if Turkey passes Erdogan's 'power bill'? Brawl erupts in Turkey's parliament over constitutional reform |
DefenseNews.com | Turkey Launches 'Aggressive' Defense Export Campaign DefenseNews.com Turkey's exports have been on a steady rise since 2011 when the government decided to “nationalize” weapon systems and launch several indigenous programs, including helicopters, drones, frigates and corvettes, tanks, missile systems, and a fighter jet. |
British Woman Returns Souvenir Jug to Turkey Archaeology LONDON, ENGLAND—The Daily Sabah reports that a British citizen who purchased an ancient artifact at the site of the ancient city of Ephesus in the 1960s has returned it to Turkey. The artifact, a jug thought to have been produced by the Yortan culture ... |
Telegraph.co.uk | Recep Tayyip Erdogan is about to make himself a virtual dictator in Turkey Telegraph.co.uk As you read this, a rapid and turbulent revolution is underway in Turkey. The country's ruling Justice and Development (AK) Party is pushing proposals through parliament that would radically alter the system of government. By abolishing Turkey's ... A strong right-wing alliance on its way in Turkey |
Aljazeera.com | Turkey deports New York Times journalist Aljazeera.com Turkey has deported a correspondent with The New York Times as he tried to enter the country through Istanbul's Ataturk Airport, according to the newspaper. Rod Nordland was sent back to London, from where he had flown out, on a flight from the same ... Veteran Times Reporter Denied Entry to Turkey New York Times correspondent denied entry into Turkey New York Times says Turkey denies entry to its correspondent |
Telegraph.co.uk | After Turkey's annus horribilis, tourism has slumped in the world's oldest shopping mall Telegraph.co.uk Before the bombings, tourism had already suffered from Russians boycotting the country following the downing of a Russian jet in November last year. But while Turkey and Moscow mended ties this summer, tourism had no chance to recover: a violent coup ... |