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Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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EBRD invests in Turkey’s leading restaurant group
EBRD, Goldman Sachs and an investment vehicle advised by the Credit Suisse Special Investments Group, are set to buy $50 million of an issuance of $150 million of preferred stock to finance future growth plans by Turkey-based TFI TAB Gıda (TFI)
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Turkey’s Aksa Energy establishes company in Africa to generate electricity for Madagascar
Turkey’s Aksa Energy said it has founded a company in Mauritius with a local partner to establish a 120-megawatt (MW) power plant in Madagascar, in a written statement on Aug. 8
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Erdoğan pays first visit to Russia after mending strained ties, failed coup attempt
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan will pay a visit to St. Petersburg on Aug. 9, marking a first since mending strained ties with Russia last year and the president’s first foreign visit after a failed coup attempt on July 15 in Turkey
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Post-coup Turkey’s membership bid stirs debate in EU
Turkey’s membership bid to the European Union after the failed coup attempt in the country has stirred debate inside the bloc, with Austria opposing Turkey’s bid, while the executive chief of the bloc has regarded such an act as a “serious foreign policy mistake"
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Sweden 'supports Turkey's EU membership'
Swedish foreign minister Margot Wallstrom has said that the country continues to support Turkey's EU membership bid
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Turkey’s foreign policy to be sharply affected in the aftermath of coup attempt
In late May, when Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım replaced Ahmet Davutoğlu, the long-term architect of Turkey’s foreign policy, especially in the Middle East, expectations were to observe radical changes in the country’s foreign policy, as the new prime minister said his objective was to increase the number of Turkey’s friends ...
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John Kerry set to visit Turkey with loaded agenda on Aug 24
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry will pay a visit to Turkey on Aug. 24, Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on Aug. 5
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Turkish FM: Austria is capital of radical racism
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu called Austria the “capital of radical racism” on Aug. 5 after Chancellor Christian Kern suggested ending European Union accession talks with Ankara
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Turkish companies show interest in Azerbaijani privatization policies
Large companies and conglomerates in Turkey have shown interest in Azerbaijan’s privatization polices and are eagerly awaiting the announcement of a new privatization package, Turkey-Azerbaijan Business Council Chairman Selçuk Akat has said
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Former Istanbul governor sent to court over failed coup attempt
A former Istanbul governor, who was on duty during the nationwide Gezi Park protests in 2013, was sent to court over the July 15 failed coup attempt on Aug. 4
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Turkish economy ‘strong’ post-coup bid: Commerce chamber
The negative impact of the July 15 failed coup attempt on Turkey’s economy has been minimal, according to the head of the Istanbul Chamber of Commerce (İTO)
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Holding to the promise of education for all Syrian refugees
Source: Overseas Development Institute Country: Lebanon, Syrian Arab Republic, TurkeyWorld leaders pledged to pay for hundreds of thousands of refugee Syrian children to go to school - but they have failed to deliver on their promise, a report published by TheirWorld shows.A Theirworld report by Kevin Watkins Executive Summary The Syria conflict has ...
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Cleansing intestines, again…
There are concerns in Turkey but mostly abroad regarding the compliance of the Justice and Development Party (AKP) government with supremacy of law, justice, norms and principles of democratic governance in what was presented by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in the counter-coup against an attempted coup by a religious brotherhood
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Foreign investor remains committed: Istanbul bourse
There has been no reduction in foreign investment on Turkey’s main stock exchange since the July 15 coup attempt, the president of Borsa Istanbul has said
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Draft to launch Turkish sovereign wealth fund sent to parliament
A draft law for the establishment of the Sovereign Wealth Fund of Turkey was sent to parliament in a bid to create an additional 1.5 percent contribution to annual growth in the next decade, as Reuters has reported on Aug. 2
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Turkish economy stronger than before coup attempt: PM Yıldırım
Turkey and its economy are stronger than before the recent deadly coup attempt, Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım said late Aug. 1
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Coup attempt cost Turkey’s economy $100 billion: Trade Minister
The failed attempted coup on July 15 has cost the Turkish economy 300 billion Turkish Liras (around $100 billion), according to initial calculations, Customs and Trade Minister Bülent Tüfenkci has said
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Turkey’s image
The Turkish Industry and Business Association’s (TÜSİAD) advertisement titled “Defending the Democratic Constitutional Order in Turkey” published in significant media organs in three languages inspired the business world. Several advertisements are appearing one after the other in foreign media
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The advantages of a law-abiding Turkey
Recent debates on the reinstallation of the death penalty are shedding light on many other issues
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Ankara: Berlin’s ban on Erdoğan’s videoconference at Cologne rally unacceptable
Having strongly verbalized its “disappointment and reaction,” Turkey’s Foreign Affairs Ministry has labeled its ally Germany’s ban on President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s participation via videoconference at a rally in Cologne as “unacceptable.”
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Erdoğan’s economy adviser hopes Moody’s, Fitch give Turkey fair rating
International rating agencies Moody’s and Fitch will tarnish their own reputations if they declare negative ratings for Turkey’s economy, the chief economic adviser to Turkey’s president told Anadolu Agency on Aug. 1