Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Obama urges rule of law in Turkey, US seeks to resume air operations
President Barack Obama urged parties on all sides of the crisis in Turkey on July 16 to avoid destabilizing behavior and follow the rule of law
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World leaders line up to express solidarity to FM of Turkey
Scores of foreign affairs ministers from the four corners of the world have queued up to express solidarity to Turkey as they called their counterpart
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Greece 'will return eight plotter soldiers to Turkey'
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuoşğlu has said Ankara has demanded return of eight coup attempter soldiers , who landed on Alexandroupolis in Greece and that Athens accepted the former's request
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In wake of coup attempt, Japanese firms in Turkey rush to confirm safety of employees
Japanese companies operating in Turkey scrambled to confirm the safety of their employees on Saturday following a military coup attempt there. The post In wake of coup attempt, Japanese firms in Turkey rush to confirm safety of employees appeared first on The Japan Times.
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Coup: Army Announces Takeover In Turkey
An army group in Turkey says it has taken over the country, with soldiers at strategic points in Istanbul and jets flying low in the capital, Ankara. A statement read on TV said a “peace council” now ran the country and there was a curfew and martial law. It is ...
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Turkey, Russia ties ‘to help solve’ Karabakh conflict
The normalization of the relations between Turkey and Russia would help solve the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on July 15
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EU urges 'respect for democratic institutions' in Turkey
European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini urged "restraint" in Turkey after an attempted coup against President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
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Georgian monastery in Turkey's Erzurum awaits more visitors
The Öşvank Monastery in the eastern province of Erzurum’s Uzundere district, which dates back around 1,000 years, has been attracting local and foreign tourists who come for its religious significance and architectural features
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Colpo di stato in Turchia.
Colpo di stato in Turchia. Nella serata di venerdì un gruppo di militari ha dichiarato di aver preso il potere e di aver imposto il coprifuoco e la legge marziale. A Istanbul chiusi il ponte sul Bosforo e il ponte Fatih Sultan Mehmet. Spari vicino al quartier generale della polizia. ...
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TOBB business group tells Turkish PM it will visit Egypt amid signs of thaw
A delegation of the Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Turkey (TOBB) will visit Egypt, the business group’s head has told Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım, amid rumors of a diplomatic thaw between Ankara and Cairo
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Strong opposition caused AKP to drop money laundering article: CHP
The Turkish parliament has approved a law aimed at improving the investment climate in Turkey, while the main opposition chair has said his party forced the government to drop a controversial article which allowed money transfers into the country without questioning their origins
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Opposition condemns Nice attack, calls on gov’t to critique its own foreign policy
Opposition parties in Turkey have strongly condemned the terror attack that killed scores of people in Nice, France, while urging the Turkish government to take a hard look at a foreign policy which has left Turkey’s borders and people vulnerable to terrorist organizations
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Turkey sees slower GDP growth than 2015: World Bank
Despite a pick-up in domestic consumption, the gross domestic product (GDP) growth in Turkey slowed in the first quarter because of slower inventory build-up
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Turkey slams US State Department comments on southeast
U.S. State Department spokesman John Kirby’s comments regarding the Human Rights Watch (HRW) report on southeastern Turkey “do not reflect reality,” Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesman Tanju Bilgic said on July 14
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Ankara prosecutor’s office completes broad indictment against Gülenists
Followers of the Turkish Islamic-scholar Fethullah Gülen still hold crucial illegally-obtained data, according to an indictment revealed on July 15 by the state-run Anadolu Agency, also adding that Gülen sympathizers received “support from foreign countries.”
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‘May God lead him back to the right way,’ says Turkish PM on Boris Johnson
Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım has said he wishes newly-appointed British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson would be “led back to the right way” after his controversial references to Turkey during the recent referendum campaign to leave the EU
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New law to attract wary capital, not shady money: Turkish Deputy PM
Turkey’s goal is to be a harbor for capital from the international banking sector seeking a destination, says Deputy PM Nurettin Canikli
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Turkey wants to develop 'good relations' with Syria, says PM Yıldırım
Turkey aims to develop “good relations” with Syria and Iraq, Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım said on July 13, raising the prospect of yet more big shifts in Ankara’s foreign policy after rapprochement with Russia and Israel
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New Shabaab leader labels Turkey Somalia's 'enemy'
The leader of Somalia's Shabaab jihadist group Ahmed Diriye described Turkey as "the enemy of the nation" and accused foreign peacekeeping forces of plundering the country, in an audio message published July 12
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Closer ties with Turkey will help in Syria crisis: Lavrov
The normalization of relations between Turkey and Russia will help both countries find effective new ways to solve the Syrian crisis, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on July 12
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Underwater tunnel to be built crossing Istanbul’s Golden Horn
A tender process for a project to link Istanbul’s Fatih and Beyoğlu districts through an undersea tunnel passing beneath the Golden Horn (Haliç) waterway is set to begin this month