Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Germany summons Turkish ambassador to protest arrests of rights activists
Germany has summoned the Turkish ambassador to protest Ankara's arrest of six human rights activists including a German, a foreign ministry spokesman said on July 18.
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Turkey reshuffles gov’t, keeps foreign team, changes PM’s aides
Turkey’s Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım announced the much-anticipated cabinet reshuffle on July 19, changing four of his five deputy premiers while keeping the foreign team in place and introducing six new names
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Historic rock-carved Virgin Mary Monastery awaits tourists in Giresun
After Sümela, Turkey’s second largest monastery built out of a mountain, the Virgin Mary Monastery in the Black Sea province of Giresun is awaiting local and foreign tourists
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Turkish education ministry reveals new curriculum: Evolution out, ‘jihad’ in
The final version of Turkey’s national school curriculum has left evolution out and added the concept of “jihad” as part of Islamic law in books, Education Minister İsmet Yılmaz said on July 18.
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Euro court finds Turkey guilty in communications interception case after CHP lawmaker files complaint
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled on July 18 that a Turkish court granting the National Intelligence of Turkey (MİT) permission to intercept all domestic and international communications between April 8 and May 30, 2005 constituted a violation of privacy in breach of the law.
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Italia ai minimi per occupati, peggio solo Grecia e Turchia
Italia agli ultimi posti nella classifica Ocse sul mercato del lavoro. Secondo i dati che mettono a confronto i Paesi dell'organizzazione, la percentuale di occupati nel primo trimestre del 2017...
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Top business organization set to bring giant venture funds together with Anatolian firms
Turkey’s largest business organization, the Turkish Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges (TOBB), is set to bring $1 billion worth venture capital funds together with Turkish companies based in Anatolia with high growth potentials in the next two years, its president has said.
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Turkey runs nearly $7 bln budget deficit in first half of 2017: Minister
Turkey ran a budget deficit of 25.2 billion Turkish Liras (about $6.9 billion) this January to June with fiscal measures to stimulate the economy costing nearly 12 billion liras ($3.3 billion), Finance Minister Naci Ağbal said on July 17.
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Turkish Airlines : Inauguration de la ligne Alger-Antalya
Le premier vol Alger-Antalya (TK 660), parti à 3h15 pour atterrir à 8h30 (heure locale), a été inauguré dimanche dernier. Il a été opéré par un Boeing 737-800 ER (nouvelle génération). Pour marquer l’événement, Omer Durna, directeur régional de TK Antalya, a tenu à accueillir personnellement les voyageurs avec un ...
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Turkey set to establish free zone on e-commerce, logistics next to Istanbul’s third airport
Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci has said an e-commerce and logistics zone will be established next to Istanbul’s third airport, which is currently under construction, while signaling new automotive investments and exports in the country.
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Business News: High Court suspends delivery of Mombasa's new ferries
The High Court in Mombasa has stopped the delivery of two new ferries worth Sh2 billion from Turkey due to a contract dispute between a firm and the Kenya Ferry Services (KFS).
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Turkey supports Qatar-US anti-terror financing deal
Qatar’s recent deal with the U.S. over anti-terror financing is a sign of its determination in fighting terrorism, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on July 12
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Expelled Turkish academic returns to Ankara University as an undergraduate
A former research assistant at Ankara University’s Faculty of Law, who was dismissed with a state of emergency decree, is returning to his university – but this time as an undergraduate student of journalism after taking the university entrance exam
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Turkey to take steps against Greek Cyprus’ energy moves in Mediterranean
Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has said Turkey is planning to take some steps to counter Greek Cyprus’ unilateral moves to intensify its oil drillings off the island, a week after U.N.-led talks for the reunification of Turkish and Greek Cypriots under a new federal state failed
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Greek FM’s remarks about Cyprus ‘unacceptable’: Turkey
Turkey hit back on July 12 at comments by the Greek foreign minister about the recent conference in Crans-Montana, which failed to find a solution to the long-running division in Cyprus
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Family planning saves lives and promotes resilience in humanitarian contexts
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Turkey has sent almost 200 cargo planes to Qatar since dispute began: Economy Minister
Turkey has sent 197 cargo planes, 16 trucks and one ship to Qatar since the crisis broke out last month between it and other Gulf states, Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci stated on July 12.
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Turkish prosecutor seeks up to 15 years in jail for former Deputy PM Bülent Arınç’s son-in-law
The Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office has demanded up to 15 years in jail for the son-in-law of former Deputy Prime Minister Bülent Arınç on charges of being a member of the Fethullahist Terrorist Organization (FETÖ)
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Wife of Maltese registered ship captain detained in Greece requests his release
The wife of the Ukrainian sea captain held in Greek prison is calling on Greek authorities to release him and the crew of the Maltese flagged container vessel, Mekong Spirit.The captain has spent six weeks in Athens prison, while his 16 crew have been detained aboard the vessel at Souda ...
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71 ‘most famous’ streets, squares in Istanbul to be renovated
Istanbul’s “most famous” 71 streets and squares will undergo renovation in a tender bid to be held by the Istanbul Municipality, daily Sözcü reported on July 11.
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Turkey, Austria in fresh row over coup anniversary event
Turkey and Austria have engaged in another row over an event marking the first anniversary of the July 2016 coup attempt, with the Turkish Economy Ministry denying reports that it requested the event in Austria