Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Turkey’s foreign trade gap regresses to $5.5 bln in June: Ministry
Turkey’s foreign trade deficit declined to $5.5 billion in June with a nearly 8.9 percent year-on-year decrease, preliminary data from the Customs and Trade Ministry has shown.
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Turchia: Erdogan a vita?
Le elezioni presidenziali e parlamentari turche, tenutesi lo scorso 24 giugno, hanno prodotto un risultato inequivocabile: ora Erdogan è sempre più un uomo solo al comando nonostante la congiuntura economica non positiva attraversata da Istanbul. “Con un tasso di partecipazione di quasi il 90 per cento, la Turchia ha dato al ...
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Turkey's Göbeklitepe added to UNESCO heritage list
Göbeklitepe, a site in southeastern Turkey hailed as the world’s oldest temple, has been added to UNESCO World Heritage list, the Foreign Ministry said on July 1.
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Dozens attend ‘Nature Sports Festival’ in Turkey’s Hakkari
More than 100 local and foreign visitors have attended the “Nature Sports Festival” in Turkey’s southeastern Cilo Mountains region.
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State of emergency decrees are law: Turkey’s top court
Turkey’s Constitutional Court officially recognized the state of emergency decrees in its ruling on June 30 as law, rejecting the request of the main opposition for their annulment.
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Foreign students detained over FETÖ links in Turkey's south
Some 16 foreign students -- 10 from Somalia, three from Djibouti, two from Guinea and one from Syria -- were rounded up for their alleged links to the Fethullahist Terror Organization (FETÖ) in the southern Mersin province, state-run Anadolu Agency reported on June 30, citing the Chief Prosecutor's Office.
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Trump promises Ankara to take necessary steps for F-35s: Turkish FM
U.S. President Donald Trump has promised Turkey that he would take necessary steps regarding F-35 fighter jets, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has said.
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Ankara seeks swift delivery of EU aid for migrants
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has said Ankara hopes a 3 billion-euro aid payment to Turkey by the European Union would be delivered without delay, after EU member states approved the second tranche of the payment during a summit in Brussels.
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Strides made in Pakistan, Turkey FTAs
The cabinet Wednesday approved the frameworks for free trade agreement (FTA) talks with Pakistan and Turkey.
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Turkey starts importing potato from war-torn Syria
Turkey allowed potato imports in a limited amount from Syria to curb skyrocketing prices, Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci announced on June 27.
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Turkey hiked retaliatory tariffs against US
The final additional tariffs on various U.S. products by Turkey have been higher than it had earlier been reported to the World Trade Organization (WTO), a cabinet decision showed on June 26.
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US demand to stop oil trade with Iran not binding for Turkey: Minister
The United States’ demand to stop trading oil with Iran is not binding for Turkey, a top Turkish official has said, adding that Turkey would only follow a United Nations decision regarding this issue.
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Turkish Airlines in talks to finance facilities at new Istanbul airport: Sources
Turkish Airlines is in talks with 12-13 Turkish and Chinese banks to secure between $800 million and $1 billion in financing to construct its facilities at Istanbul’s new airport, and a deal is almost ready, three sources close to the matter said.
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OSCE should avoid ‘biased’ analysis of Turkey’s election, Foreign Ministry says
The Turkish Foreign Ministry on June 26 urged the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe’s (OSCE) election observation missions to “avoid making political analysis” and “biased comments” on the country’s recent snap parliamentary and presidential elections, which took place under an ongoing state of emergency.
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New Turkish government could include business, culture, sports figures: AKP spokesperson
The cabinet in Turkey’s new presidential system could include figures from various walks of life, besides traditional politicians, a Justice and Development Party (AKP) spokesperson said on June 26.
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Turkey, EFTA expand free trade agreement
Turkey and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) countries—Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland—signed an agreement on June 25 to enlarge their free trade agreement (FTA).
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Bulgaria’s Bulgartransgaz opens tender for a gas link to Turkey
Bulgaria’s state gas network operator Bulgartransgaz has opened a 48.9 million levs ($29.22 million) tender to build a gas link to Turkey, as Sofia rushes to prepare to transport Russian gas from the TurkStream pipeline to Europe.
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Turkey’s top business group calls for ‘urgent’ reforms after election
Turkey’s top business organization has called for the “urgent” realization of key economic reforms from the new government.
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EU Commission says hopes Turkey will stay committed partner after vote
The European Commission said on June 25 it hoped Turkey would “remain a committed partner” after an election that gave President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan sweeping new executive powers.
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Four Germans detained during Turkey elections, says German Foreign Ministry
Four German citizens were detained in Turkey during Sunday’s elections, a German Foreign Ministry spokeswoman said, with one of them subsequently released.
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Elezioni in Turchia, la frenata dell'economia è la vera incognita per Erdogan
Nel suo ufficio all’interno della redazione di Sabah, uno maggiori quotidiani turchi filo-governativi, il professor Kerem Alkin evita toni retorici. «Un surriscaldamento dell’economia?...