Foreign Policy (blog) | Is Turkey Still a Democracy? Foreign Policy (blog) ANKARA, Turkey — In a half-destroyed temple overlooking the Turkish capital, there is a carved inscription of a text known as “The Deeds of the Divine Augustus.” It is the most complete surviving version of the funerary inscription of the first Roman ... A year on from EU-Turkey deal, refugees and migrants in limbo commit suicide and suffer from trauma Opinion: Turkey's Erdogan stokes tensions with Europe |
Financial Times | Erdogan's thirst for one-man rule threatens Turkey Financial Times The current war of words, along with Mr Erdogan's lurch into authoritarianism, may bury Turkey's already moribund ambitions to join the EU. The changes Mr Erdogan seeks will make Turkey ineligible for membership, destroying the separation of powers and ... Is this the end of Turkey's (bad) marriage with Europe? Turkey's Erdogan renews war of words on Netherlands Turkey-Netherlands row: Erdogan slams Dutch over Srebrenica |
Fox News | Tensions flare between Turkey and the Netherlands Fox News TURKEY'S 'NAZI' ACCUSATIONS DRAW GERMANY'S IRE. Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, campaigning in The Hague before Wednesday's parliamentary vote, defended his actions to Fox News. “This depends on Turkey,” he said. “We didn't seek this fight. The Dutch right will now have Turkey to thank if it wins the election Geert Wilders uses Netherlands' furious 'Nazi' row with Turkey to ramp-up anti-immigrant feeling just one day before ... Turkey's Europe feud widens, and politicians on both sides may reap rewards |
Defense One | Flynn, Turkey, and The Long Paper Trail Trump Missed Defense One While the forms don't mention Turkey, and Flynn last week denied knowing of any connection between Alptekin's firm and the Turkish government, a series of additional filings and actions should have raised red flags in Trump's campaign, the White House, ... The Turkish Connection |
Washington Post | Will the United States speak out against Turkey's spiral downward? Washington Post His real offense may be that he published articles about the hacking of private emails of Turkey's energy minister, the son-in-law of Mr. Erdogan. German Chancellor Angela Merkel condemned the arrest as “bitter and disappointing.” Mr. Erdogan would ... Merkel pushed to remove troops from Turkey after Nazi slurs |
The Sun | Three hot air balloons carrying tourists 'crash in Turkey, wounding at least 41' The Sun HOT air balloons carrying tourists in Turkey have crash landed and injured at least 41 people. The three balloons are believed to have crashed in Cappadocia amid bad weather. Ambulances at the scene of the crash amid terrible winter weather. 4. Stormy pattern to continue in Turkey after balloon accidents injure 49 amid gusty winds Balloon accidents in central Turkey injure 49 people Three hot air balloons crash in Turkey injuring at least 49 tourists |
BBC News | What a New Film Reveals about Turkey and its Brawl with Europe War on the Rocks Released in cinemas in early March, Reis (“The Chief”) is an odd mixture of melodrama, testosterone, and a highly partisan account of Turkey's modern history. Its release comes amid campaigning for the April 16 referendum on shifting the country to an ... Turkey-EU refugee deal "fundamentally flawed" |
Jerusalem Post Israel News | Following Russia's lead is the smart move for Turkey and Israel Jerusalem Post Israel News Both Israel and Turkey are regional players and Russia wants to make certain that they are all on the same page with regard to ISIS. He also wants to make certain that there is agreement on Syria's President Bashar Assad – in other words, he wants to ... Turkey's death spiral 'Two Halves of an Apple': Russia and Turkey Usher in New Era of Relations |
Turkey Takes Steps To Reverse Tourism Slump Amid Political Upheaval NPR March 14, 20174:28 PM ET. Heard on All Things Considered · Peter Kenyon - Square · Peter Kenyon. Turkey is pulling out all the stops to turn around a tourism slump caused by terror attacks and political problems. It includes cajoling Turks living ... |
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) International | One year after the EU-Turkey deal: migrants and asylum seekers are paying the price with their health Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) International Athens / Brussels – One year after the EU-Turkey Deal, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) released a report to expose the human costs of European policy failures in Greece and the Balkans. MSF calls on the EU and member state leaders to radically change ... A Threat on Migration That May Prove to Be Empty |