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Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Turkey, Iran to hold political consultations in Ankara
Political consultations between the Turkish and Iranian Foreign Ministries will be held in Ankara, Turkey's capital, on April 30.
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Turkey won’t surrender to ‘economic terrorism’: Erdoğan
Turkey will not surrender to economic terrorism just like it does not surrender to armed and diplomatic terrorism, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has vowed, suggesting a positive trend in the Turkish economy despite continued foreign attacks.
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Turkey’s commercial counsellors gather for new roadmap
Turkish commercial counsellors and attaches plan to gather in Ankara for a new “roadmap” regarding Turkey’s efforts to get into international markets, the Turkish Trade Minister said on April 28.
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Turkey rejects Portuguese statement on events of 1915
Turkey's Foreign Ministry on April 27rejected the Portuguese Parliament's statement on the events of 1915.
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Sabancı University opens biotechnology research unit
Istanbul has a new biotechnology research and development laboratory thanks to a partnership between the Sabancı University Nanotechnology Research and Application Center (SUNUM) and German pharmaceutical giant Merck.
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Turkey says trying to convince US to allow Iranian oil imports
Turkey is trying to convince the United States to allow refiner Tüpraş, its biggest oil importer, to continue buying crude oil from Iran free of sanctions, Foreign Ministry spokesman Hami Aksoy said on April 26.
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Air Albania launches flights from new Istanbul airport
Albania's first national airline company- a joint venture with Turkey's flag carrier Turkish Airlines- started flights on April 26 from Istanbul Airport, the city's new main international air hub.
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Turkey should work harder to attract foreign investment: Oktay
Turkey should work harder to attract foreign investment and remain competitive in an era of escalating global competition, the nation's vice president said on April 25.
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Turkey’s foreign minister due in Iraq on Sunday
Turkey’s Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu will pay a comprehensive visit to Iraq over the weekend with multiple stops in Baghdad, Basra and Arbil where he will discuss all the aspects of bilateral relations and regional developments, private broadcaster CNN Türk reported on April 25.
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Top judge urges judicial independence for rule of law
Turkey’s chief judge has urged judicial independence and impartiality for the full function of the rule of law and democracy. Zühtü Arslan, president of the Constitutional Court, emphasized the need to protect the separation of powers between the judicial, executive and legislative.
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Belgium, Turkey have over $11 billion trade volume
Belgium's trade volume with Turkey totals nearly 10 billion euros ($11.156 billion), its foreign minister said on April 24.
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Turkey’s defense minister, top diplomat discuss security, foreign relations
Turkey's defense chief and top diplomat met on April 24 to discuss the regional security and foreign relations in the capital Ankara, the Defense Ministry said.
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Business sentiment in Turkey improves
Business sentiment in Turkey showed improvement for the fourth month in a row in April, according to a survey by the Central Bank.
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Turkey stands with Sri Lanka against terrorism: Minister
Turkey stands together with Sri Lanka in its fight against terror, the Turkish foreign minister said on April 24.
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Turkey rejects Trump’s characterization of 1915 incidents as ‘Meds Yeghern’
Turkey’s Foreign Ministry has strongly criticized a statement issued by United States President Donald Trump on the mass killings of Armenians in 1915, calling on Washington not to distort historical facts for internal political gains.
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Government delivering promised reforms: Albayrak
Turkey is carrying out policies pledged in the reform package, the country’s Treasury and Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said late April 22, after his ministry announced that government debt securities worth 3.7 billion euros ($4.16 billion) will be issued to support the banking sector.
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Turkey to issue debt securities to support state banks
Turkey will issue government debt securities worth €3.7 billion ($4.16 billion) on April 24 to support its banking sector, the Treasury and Finance Ministry announced on April 22.
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Regime, Syrian opposition do 3rd prisoner swap: Ankara
On April 22, a prisoner swap between the Assad regime and Syria's armed opposition took place as part of the Astana process, according to Turkey's Foreign Ministry.
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Turkey slams US move to end waivers on Iran oil imports
Turkey's foreign minister on April 22 warned that Washington’s move to end sanctions waivers on Iranian oil sales would do harm to regional peace.
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‘Whirling dervishes’ mark Gallipoli campaign with ‘sema’
Some 3,000 followers of the Sufi Mevlevi Order have performed a ceremony in Turkey’s northwestern province of Çanakkale to commemorate the landing of foreign troops on Turkish soil during World War I.
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Turkey’s consumer confidence up 6.9 percent in April
Turkish consumers' confidence in the economy rose by 6.9 percent in April, the country's statistical authority announced on April 22.