Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Confidence up in Turkey’s services, retail sectors, down in construction
Sectoral confidence in Turkey rose for services and retail trade and fell for construction in November compared with last month, the country’s statistical authority announced on Nov. 26.
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Post-Brexit UK to remain as a global power: Envoy
The United Kingdom’s decision to quit the European Union will not change her status as a global power and her ambitions in foreign policy, a high-ranking British diplomat has said, stressing that British diplomacy is preparing for the new era by re-focusing on the kingdom’s ties with its traditional allies, ...
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Turkey ready to help flood-hit Iraq
Turkey is ready to help Iraq, where recent floods have caused loss of lives and damaged properties, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said on Nov. 24.
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Turchia, ecco come ha fatto la crescita a incepparsi
Perché l'economia del Paese della Mezzaluna sul Bosforo si è inceppata? Perché è andato in crisi in suo modello di sviluppo degli ultimi 16 anni. Come è possibile? Vediamo i motivi di...
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Assassin had earlier plan to kill Russian envoy in ambassadors' dinner
An indictment on the assassination of Russia’s ambassador to Turkey on Nov. 23 revealed an earlier attempt of the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETÖ) to murder the envoy at a dinner with other foreign ambassadors in Ankara.
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Doyen of modern marketing to come to Istanbul
Professor Philip Kotler, the world-renowned management and marketing guru who is identified with marketing, will come to Istanbul on Dec. 4 for the World Marketing Summit (WMS).
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Turkey is getting used to ‘Black Friday’ sales
There were no gigantic midnight queues as the gates of stores or shopping malls across Turkey in the early hours of Nov. 23, but every year the country embraces the so-called “Black Friday” shopping spree, with more online businesses joining discount campaigns.
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Turkish FM rebukes ECHR's Demirtaş ruling
The European Court of Human Rights’ (ECHR) ruling calling on Turkey to release Selahattin Demirtaş, the former co-chair of the Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) who has been in prison for over two years on terrorism charges, is not legal but a politically-motivated one, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has said, ...
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv market is a turkey as U.S. celebrates Thanksgiving
Super-Sol to offer discounts to shoppers to settle lawsuit ■ Cellcom third-quarter profit plunges to 1 million shekels ■ Eyal Ofer seeking NIS 750 million loan to finance Mizrahi deal
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Turkey-EU hold ‘constructive’ political dialogue meeting
Turkey and the European Union held a “positive, constructive, open and efficient” High Level Political Dialogue meeting on Nov. 22, EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said.
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Iraq to raise Kirkuk oil export to Turkey’s Ceyhan port
The Iraqi prime minister has said Baghdad would increase oil export from fields in the northern province of Kirkuk to a Turkey’s southern port.
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Turkey, EU have more agreements than disagreements on foreign policy: Analysis
The alignment between Turkey and the European Union on key foreign policy issues like the Syrian civil war or Iran sanctions seems to highlight a new opportunity for the sparring partners in warming up ties, both Ankara and Brussels believe.
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Tarde wars have no winners: Turkish industry minister
While global trade wars loom, Turkey is seeking new cooperation in which both sides benefit, said Turkey’s science and industry minister on Nov. 21.
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Property sales in Turkey up nearly 20 pct
The number of residential properties sold in Turkey soared 19.2 percent annually in October, the Turkish Statistical Institute reported on Nov. 21.
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Turkey gives list of 84 FETÖ members to US: Çavuşoğlu
Turkey has given the United States a list of 84 members of the FETÖ that it wants American authorities to extradite, the nation's foreign minister said.
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Turkey, U.S. discussed return of jailed Halkbank exec: Turkish FM
Turkey and the United States have discussed returning a jailed executive from state-owned lender Halkbank to Turkey where he can serve the rest of his sentence from an Iran sanctions-busting case, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on Nov. 20.
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Turkey discusses Khashoggi murder with UN chief
Turkey’s foreign minister discussed the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi with U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Nov. 19, but there was no formal request for a UN investigation, a spokesman said.
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Turkish FM: UN must unite to tackle polarization
Turkey's Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu urged the UN on Nov. 19 to unite to counter hatred and polarization around the world.
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Turkey's Finance Minister projects drop in interest rates
The interest rates in Turkey will drop newt month, Treasury and Finance Minister Berat Albayrak has projected, also saying that he expected to see a “record” current account surplus for October.
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Russia, Turkey, Iran to hold next round of Syria talks: Kazakh FM
Russia, Turkey, and Iran will hold the next round of talks on Syria on Nov. 28-29 in the Kazakh capital Astana, Kazakh foreign minister Kairat Abdrakhmanov said on Nov. 19.
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Istanbul taxi drivers’ ‘overcharging’ scam exposed
A team from daily Hürriyet have disguised themselves as “foreign tourists” to document the reckless attitudes of taxi drivers in the streets of Istanbul. Their intentions were not to single out a single person but to expose how taxi scams work.