Washington Post | On whirlwind trip to Turkey, Tillerson tries to assuage a frustrated ally Washington Post ANKARA, Turkey — Secretary of State Rex Tillerson traveled to Turkey on Thursday hoping to preserve the Trump administration's cordial relationship with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan despite deep policy disagreements that threaten to drive the allies ... Turkey, US remain at odds over Kurds' role against ISIS Tillerson Asserts 'Difficult Choices' Are Ahead For US And Turkey Rex Tillerson's Praise for Turkey Is Met With a List of Complaints |
Forbes | Flynn Seeks Immunity Because He May Have Committed Crimes For Turkey And Will Tell All About Trump Forbes To understand what it signifies that former U.S. National Security Adviser Mike Flynn seeks immunity from the Congressional intelligence committees, one must follow Flynn's suspicious, if not downright criminal, trail. It then becomes apparent why ... |
Fox News | US pastor held in Turkey appeals to Trump: 'Please help me' Fox News An American pastor imprisoned in Turkey on what he says are false charges appealed to President Trump to “please help me” during a meeting Wednesday with U.S. embassy officials, asking the administration to “fight” for his release. In a written ... |
The Independent | Turkey has banned Booking.com but the website isn't backing down The Independent The commercial court in Istanbul granted an injunction to prevent the firm selling hotels in Turkey to Turkish customers while the case is going on. Turkish hotels are still available on the website to buyers from other countries, and Turks can book ... Turkey blocks Booking.com in competition law case Booking.com cuts local service in Turkey Court orders preventive suspension of Booking.com activities in Turkey |
Tillerson's Task Ahead For Turkey Visit NPR David Greene talks with James Jeffrey, a former U.S. ambassador to Turkey, as Secretary of State Rex Tillerson visits the country. Turkey's cooperation is a vital part of efforts to fight ISIS. DAVID GREENE, HOST: President Donald Trump has said he ... |
Wall Street Journal (subscription) | US, Turkey Set on a Collision Course Wall Street Journal (subscription) ISTANBUL—Turkey expected a honeymoon with President Donald Trump. Instead, it increasingly looks like Ankara and Washington are heading for a squabble, if not a divorce. For now, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has bitten his tongue and avoided ... Germany accuses Turkey of 'provocation' as spying row deepens Austria warns Turkish minority of crackdown risk in Turkey Germany Refuses Turkey's Request to Spy on Opponents of Erdogan |
Greensburg Daily News | 2nd turkey in 2 days flies into windshield in Indiana Greensburg Daily News The day before, a 30-pound turkey crashed through the windshield of an SUV in northern Indiana. The dead turkey was left lodged in the shattered windshield as driver John Tarabocchia of Emerson, New Jersey, pulled over along U.S. 20 near Rolling ... Wild turkey flies through windshield in Indiana for 2nd time in 2 days Another Turkey Misses Mark Turkey flies into Indiana State Police vehicle windshield; marks second incident in one week |
BBC News | Turkey referendum: The ultranationalists who could sway Erdogan vote BBC News A former interior minister and a high-profile name in Turkish politics for over two decades, 60-year-old Ms Aksener has now emerged as one of the leading figures of the No campaign in Turkey's upcoming referendum and a possible challenger to President ... |
Reuters | Turkey set for close vote on boosting Erdogan's powers, polls suggest Reuters Turks will vote on April 16 on constitutional changes which would replace their parliamentary system with an executive presidency, a change Erdogan says is needed to avoid the fragile coalition governments of the past and to give Turkey stability as it ... |
Foreign Policy (blog) | Turkey Is a Dictatorship Masquerading as a NATO Democracy Foreign Policy (blog) In the lead-up to Turkey's constitutional referendum on April 16, Selahattin Demirtas, the co-chair of the opposition pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), sits in prison on charges of terrorism. With his voice effectively muzzled, he has taken ... |