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Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Updated: Dutch PM Rutte claims win over 'wrong kind of populism'
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte on Wednesday claimed a dominating parliamentary election victory over anti-Islam lawmaker Geert Wilders, who failed the year's first litmus test for populism in Europe.Provisional results with over half the votes counted suggested Rutte's party won 32 seats in the 150-member legislature, 13 more than Wilders' ...
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Turkey deports 40 Dutch cows in retribution to Dutch denial of landing to minister
Turkey deported 40 Holstein cows in retribution for the Dutch denial of landing to foreign minister Mevlut Cavusoglu on Saturday, New Europe reports.The civic diplomacy initiative was taken by the Turkey’s Association of Red Meat Producers. The 40 Dutch cows are in a truck and on their way to the ...
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Turkish FM warns of ‘holy wars’ in Europe in remarks on Dutch elections
Europe will soon be the site of “holy wars,” Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on March 16, in Ankara’s first comment on the general elections in the Netherlands that saw the victory of Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s Liberal VVD
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How to behave with Turkey
Turkey is a famous, rich and huge country in doing business. It is a connected country with a powerful manufacturing economy. In Turkey there are many opportunities to do business. All the world knows few things about Turkey, some are right and some are false. The most popular error is about ...
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Turkey posts 6.8 bln liras in budget deficit, meets targets: Minister
Turkey’s budget showed a deficit of 6.8 billion Turkish Liras ($1.82 billion) in February due to a rise in expenses, Finance Minister Naci Ağbal has said, adding that budget developments were in line with targets
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Compulsory religion class ‘against the law,’ court in Turkey’s south rules
A court in the southern province of Antalya has ruled that compulsory religion classes are “openly against the law,” following a complaint filed by an atheist family
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NATO urges Turkey, Austria to end spat blocking programs
NATO urged Turkey and Austria on March 15 to settle a dispute over Ankara’s EU membership bid, which has led Turkey to block cooperation with the alliance’s partner countries
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Warring groups must allow medical assistance in Syria
Source: Médecins Sans Frontières Country: Syrian Arab RepublicThe war, coupled with attacks on medical personnel and facilities, has dramatically weakened Syria's previously well-functioning health care system.AMMAN, JORDAN/NEW YORK—Six years into the war in Syria, civilians continue to suffer from a brutal conflict that has precipitated a complex humanitarian crisis, with ever-mounting ...
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Polio vaccination campaign targets 2.7 million Syrian children
Source: World Health Organization Country: Syrian Arab RepublicIn 12 governorates where the campaign is ongoing, focus is on more than 500,000 children living in hard-to-reach areas. Many of these children were missed in previous campaigns.On Sunday 12 March 2017 a week-long national polio vaccination campaign started in Syria. The campaign is ...
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Turkey grants permanent work, residence permits to qualified foreign employees, investors
Turkey will grant permanent work and residence permits to qualified foreigners who have to meet several criteria
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Social media phenomenon ‘Salt Bae’ goes viral with new video
The co-partner of Turkey’s global Nusr-et chain of grill houses, Nusret Gökçe, who recently became a social media phenomenon for his meat-cutting and salt-drizzling skills, recently posted a video while he was making the Italian dish Carpaccio
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Turkey slams Swiss paper over referendum report
The Foreign Ministry on March 13 blasted a Swiss newspaper over its “derogatory” remarks against President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and its “misleading” report about Turkey’s upcoming constitutional referendum.
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Turkey says EU ‘exercising democracy selectively’ and is wrong to stand by Netherlands
The Turkish Foreign Ministry on March 14 slammed the European Union for telling Ankara to “refrain from excessive statements,” saying it was grave for Brussels to stand by the Netherlands’ “violations of human rights and European values.”
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Turkish FM hints abolishing migrant deal
Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has hinted that if the European Union does not grant a visa exemption to Turkish citizens, the migration agreement struck last year between Turkey and the EU could be abolished.
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Turkey criticises EU for backing Netherlands in diplomatic dispute
Turkey has criticised the European Union for siding with the Netherlands in a diplomatic dispute over plans by Turkish ministers to campaign in the country. Turkey said the EU's position "lends credence" to extremists. A Turkish foreign ministry statement said the EU's stance on Turkey was "short-sighted" and "carried no value" for ...
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Turkish leader says Dutch will 'pay the price' for insult
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan drove his dispute with European nations to the hilt Sunday, claiming that "Nazism is alive in the West" after two of his ministers were prevented from campaigning in the Netherlands over the weekend.While Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte worked to contain the diplomatic damage from ...
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Turkey formally protests minister's treatment in Netherlands
Turkey's Foreign Ministry says it has summoned the Netherlands' top diplomat to formally protest its treatment of a Turkish minister in that country over the weekend as well as what it said was "disproportionate" use of force against demonstrators in a protest that ensued.Ministry officials said the Dutch Embassy's charge ...
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Turkey slams EU for backing Netherlands in dispute
Turkey has criticized the European Union for siding with the Netherlands in a diplomatic dispute over Turkish ministers' plans to hold campaigns there, saying the EU's position "lends credence" to extremists.A Turkish Foreign Ministry statement Tuesday said the EU's stance on Turkey was "short-sighted" and "carried no value" for Turkey. ...
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Turkey says EU exercising democracy selectively, wrong to stand by Netherlands
Turkey's foreign ministry on March 14 slammed the European Union for telling Ankara to refrain from excessive statements, saying it was very grave for the bloc to stand by the Netherlands which it said has violated human rights and European values.
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Ankara disappointed with lack of support
At the same time as the European Union’s foreign and security representative, Federica Mogherini, and Expansion Commissioner Johannes Hahn were making a joint statement over the tension between Turkey and the Netherlands on March 13, Turkish EU Affairs Minister Ömer Çelik was staging a press conference in Ankara.
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Syria rebels will not attend Astana peace talks, says spokesman
Syrian rebel factions will not attend a new round of negotiations with government figures in the Kazakh capital scheduled for March 14-15, an opposition delegation spokesman said, while the Kazakh foreign minister said Russia, Turkey and Iran were pressing ahead with the fresh round of Syria talks.