Washington Post | Turkey is about to take another step toward dictatorship Washington Post Erdogan's dismantling of Turkey's democratic institutions has been many years in the making. But the process accelerated dramatically last July, when groups within the military staged an abortive coup that prompted Erdogan to place the entire country ... Turkey's Top Diplomat Warns of Religious Wars in Europe Erdogan threatens to scrap EU-Turkey migrant deal Turkey's troubles: A longtime ally needs a show of US concern |
The New Yorker | What Mike Flynn Did for Turkey The New Yorker “There's an ongoing coup going on in Turkey right now,” Flynn said in his remarks. “Right now!” The country, Flynn said, was heading “towards Islamism” under Erdoğan, and the military was trying to preserve Turkey's secular identity. The audience ... |
Daily Mail | Turkey plans to ban TV dating shows The Guardian Turkey is planning to ban popular television dating shows because they do not fit with Turkish traditions and customs, the deputy prime minister has said. Numan Kurtulmuş was referring to matchmaking reality shows, which are popular in Turkey but ... Turkey to ban TV DATING shows in latest sign that the country is sliding towards hard-line Islam |
U.S. News & World Report | Turkey's Nazi remarks 'unacceptable', say Hollande and Merkel The Guardian François Hollande and Angela Merkel have condemned the behaviour of Turkish politicians ahead of the country's upcoming constitutional referendum, saying it was “unacceptable” for Turkey to accuse Germany and other countries of “Nazi practices” for ... Merkel Says Does Not Intend to Trade Provocations With Turkey |
Norwegian Refugee Council | Refugees in Greece suffering after EU deal with Turkey, say NGOs The Guardian The accord struck last year between Turkey and the EU has been praised in some quarters for having slowed arrivals into Europe and reduced deaths in the Aegean sea. But basic human rights were lost in the process, the organisations claim. “Greece has ... EU-Turkey deal makes seeking refuge in Europe “mission impossible” for most vulnerable A year on from a deal with Turkey, Europe still struggles with migration EU-Turkey Deal: A shameful stain on the collective conscience of Europe |
Turkey Raises Lending Costs to Curb Double-Digit Inflation Bloomberg Turkey's central bank raised a key interest rate on Thursday and said it will maintain a tight monetary policy until the inflation rate, which is running at more than double the regulator's target, improves. The bank increased the late liquidity window ... |
Bloomberg | Lira jumps after Turkey raises liquidity window rate; main policy rates on hold Financial Times Investors have shunned the lira this week after Ankara's conservative AKP government has been embroiled in a row with the Netherlands that has led to accusations of “Nazism” and threats of Turkey's refugee deal with the EU. Markets have also been ... Turkey Central Bank Balancing Act Seen Working, For Now Turkey central bank hikes liquidity window, but keeps other rates on hold |
Express.co.uk | NUCLEAR TURKEY? Imam close to Erdogan calls for weapons NOW amid tensions with EU Express.co.uk In the online post the imam accused Christian countries in the West of egotism and racism - stating the bad attitude towards Turkey has been “accelerated”. President Erdogan is in the midst of a deep fall out with European nations including Germany and ... |
Newsweek | War Over Religion? Turkey Warns of Holy War in Europe Between Muslims and Christians After Netherlands Election Newsweek Mevlut Cavusoglu, Turkey's foreign minister, said far-right leader Geert Wilders' loss to Prime Minister Mark Rutte's center-right People's Party for Freedom and Democracy in Tuesday's election didn't represent a new hope for Europe. “Now the election ... Dutch spurn populist Wilders, Spotify closes in on licensing deal and Turkey's citizen informers Turkey's Leader Loves Calling People 'Nazis' Dutch election: Geert Wilders warns 'genie will not go back in the bottle' |
TechNewsWorld | Pro-Turkey Hackers Hit Prominent Twitter Accounts TechNewsWorld Hundreds, if not thousands, of Twitter users, many of them high-profile, were hacked Tuesday by someone who appeared to support Turkey in its diplomatic row with the Netherlands. Their accounts displayed a Swastika -- reversed to face to the right ... |