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Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Italy abusing history and law on events of 1915: Turkey’s parliament speaker
Italy's parliament abused history and the law to paint the events of 1915 as “genocide,” Turkey's parliament speaker said on April 12.
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France can’t lecture us on genocide, history: Turkish FM
Populism lies behind remarks made by French politicians on the issue regarding the Ottoman Armenian population and incidents during World War I, Turkey’s Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on April 12.
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Deputies of NATO states to meet in Antalya
Lawmakers, bureaucrats, military representatives and foreign mission chiefs from NATO member states will meet in Turkey's southern province of Antalya on April 12-14.
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Turkey condemns recognition of 1915 events in Italy
Turkey's Foreign Ministry on April 11 strongly condemned the passing of a motion by Italy's parliament to recognize the 1915 events in Armenia as “genocide.”
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Turkey’s Plan for Economy Is Seen as Tepid Response to Downturn
Amid political turmoil, a blueprint by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s government avoids the tougher steps economists say are needed to reverse a recession.
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Turkish economy to recover from recession in 2020: IMF
There will be negative growth in Turkey this year but the International Monetary Fund (IMF) are expecting a recovery in 2020 and in fact this recovery is an important part of the element that goes toward the whole global recovery, Gita Gopinath, IMF chief economist, has said.
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US Senate Act aims to lift arms embargo on Cyprus, boost Greece-Cyprus-Israel alliance
The bill comes in the midst of a severe crisis in US-Turkey relations arising from Ankara’s decision to buy Russian S-400 missile systems and to strengthen its embrace of Moscow. The purchase is sanctionable under US law.
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Turkey to focus on structural reforms: Treasury minister
Turkey will focus on structural reforms to achieve the target of becoming greater and more powerful, the treasury and finance minister said on April 10.
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Turkey disappointed over UK court's decision on FETÖ
Turkey is disappointed over a decision by the UK's Supreme Court to reject an appeal by Ankara concerning the extradition of FETÖ members, the Foreign Ministry said on April 9.
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Turkey to look for alternatives if US doesn't deliver F-35s
Turkey's foreign minister says his country could look "elsewhere" if the U.S. doesn't deliver F-35 fighter jets.
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Turkey to unveil reform plan to sceptical investors
Finance minister will face tough audience when he outlines the much-touted ‘road map’
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Turkey, Russia, Iran foreign affairs committees to meet
Moscow on April 10 will host a trilateral meeting between the foreign affairs committees of the parliaments of Turkey, Russia, and Iran.
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Turkish, Italian FMs discuss Libya over phone
Turkey's foreign minister held a phone conversation with his Italian counterpart on Libya, Turkish diplomatic sources said on April 8.
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Turkey slams Netanyahu's vow to annex West Bank as 'irresponsible' political ploy
Netanyahu's statement ahead of election won't alter illegality of Israeli occupation, Turkish foreign minister says
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Turkey issues travel warning for Libya amid unrest
Turkey's Foreign Ministry on April 7 issued a warning for its citizens traveling Libya after the recent clashes in the country.
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Turkey ‘disappointed’ over EU's local elections remarks
Turkey was "disappointed" over European Commission's first vice president's remarks on local elections, the country's foreign ministry spokesman said on April 7.
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Akkuyu nuclear plant tracks progress one year on
A one-year milestone in the construction of the Akkuyu nuclear power plant (NPP) is indicative of the successful cooperation between the partner countries to the plant; Russia and Turkey, the plant's project company, Akkuyu Nuclear announced on April 5.
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Turkey's business circle expects economic reforms
Representatives from Turkey's business circle on April 5 voiced their expectations for structural reform in the economic area in the upcoming less than a five-year period before the next elections.
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Turkey’s hazelnut export revenues hit $1 billion
Turkey sold over 189,000 tons of hazelnuts abroad in the first seven months of the export season, the Black Sea Exporters Association said on April 4.
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Foreign trade deficit shrank 67 percent in March
Turkey’s foreign trade deficit declined by a sharp 67.3 percent in March from a year ago to $1.97 billion, the country’s trade minister announced on March 4.
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Turkey's exports with $44.5 billion hit all-time high in Q1
Turkey's exports hit highest-ever January-March figure with $44.5 billion, the country's trade minister announced on April 4.