Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Turkey opens huge tender to import 100,000 heads of cattle
Turkey has opened a tender to import 100,000 heads of cattle, the biggest tender of its kind for the country, within the scope of a program to buy 400,000 units from abroad in a bid to maintain meat prices and meet the livestock demand across the country
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Does Erdoğan need more enemies than friends at home?
The decision by Ankara to move toward normalizing its foreign policy - under the banner of “increasing the number of our friends and reducing the number of our enemies” - has raised the hopeful question in many minds as to whether this also heralds a period of normalization in domestic ...
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EU commissioner sends warm message to Turkey on visa deal
A European Union commissioner has expressed “understanding” for Turkey amid ongoing demands by Brussels for Turkey to change its anti-terror law as part of the visa-free travel deal for Turkish citizens inside the EU
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Reconciliation with Russia to create $10 bln value for Turkish economy in two years: Report
Recent moves to normalize relations between Turkey and Russia after months of strained ties will make an additional contribution of around $10 billion to the Turkish economy over the next two years, according to a new report by Ata Investment analysts
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Turkey’s foreign language courses ‘insufficient,’ says Boğaziçi University professor
A Boğaziçi University foreign languages professor has criticized the level of foreign language knowledge among Turkish students, saying the current method of teaching is insufficient
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Losing a friend in the EU but gaining a better partner in Europe
Irrespective of what U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron said during the Brexit campaign about Turkey perhaps not joining the EU for the next several decades, the U.K. has been historically a strong friend of Turkey bilaterally, in the transatlantic partnership and as a standard bearer within the EU for Turkey’s ...
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‘Iraq syndrome’ can change Erdoğan’s presidential targets
Analyzing Turkish-American relations, Tolga Tanış wrote in daily Hürriyet on July 10 that the flexibility capability in Turkey’s foreign and security policies has been hampered by an “Iraq syndrome"
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Turkey stresses peace, security at G20 meet in China
Turkey’s economy minister has praised the value of world peace and security for the global economy during a Group of 20 (G-20) meeting hosted by China
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Ankara pays respect to Srebrenica genocide as FM visits Bosnia and Herzegovina
As Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has set off to pay a visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ankara has once more condemned the Srebrenica genocide
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Man fined over $2400 for ‘insulting’ policeman in Turkey
A man has been fined more than 7,000 Turkish Liras (around $2400) for “insulting” an on-duty police officer during a basketball game, after the officer yelled at his nine-year-old boy with Down syndrome for accidentally hitting his pants
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No details on Turkey-US cooperation on Manbij: Ministry
While once more acknowledging the presence of an ongoing bilateral military cooperation with the United States concerning the operation on Manbij, the stronghold of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in Syria, the Turkish Foreign Ministry has declined to provide details about this cooperation
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Turkey learns the value of engagement against contention
Ever since the AKP came to power, members of the Foreign Ministry have had ample opportunity to witness the deeply-rooted relations established between political Islamic movements all over the world and the ruling party
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The culture of obedience in Turkey
To what degree do you value the concept of law? It is the key to many of our problems
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A secret Turkish-US military deal on Syria and Kurds?
The Turkish Foreign Ministry said on June 6 that Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu had not said Turkey had signed a secret deal with the U.S. government, as was reported by French newspaper Le Monde, over ongoing operations against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in the Manbij ...
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Moscow to lift all restrictions on Turkey, Turkish minister says
Moscow has said it will lift all restrictions on Turkey imposed in the aftermath of downing of a Russian jet which violated Turkish airspace last November, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has said
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Cyprus blocks Israel-Turkey gas pipeline untill Ankara mends ties
After a rapprochement is reached with Ankara, Israel hopes to export gas to Turkey across Cypriot waters. But Cyprus, that doesn't have diplomatic ties with Turkey, gives a red light.
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Turkish-Russian normalization to fuel economic relations: Experts
Recent moves to normalize ties between Turkey and Russia will benefit both sides’ economy as well as the region’s economy, particularly in the energy, tourism and trade sectors, according to officials and experts
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Ancient city Aigai in western Turkey seeks excavation sponsor
Archeologists excavating the ancient city of Aigai in western Turkey are looking for a new sponsor after the local Manisa Municipality cut support for excavations this year over failure to yield results
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Turkey has no option but to fight PKK, ISIL simultaneously: FM
Turkey’s only option is to fight against the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) and the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) simultaneously, the Turkish foreign minister has said, stressing both the organizations were equally dangerous
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I did not say Russian jets could use İncirlik: Turkish FM
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on July 4 he had not suggested that Turkey could open up its İncirlik Air Base to Russia, adding that Ankara was open to cooperating with Moscow in the fight against Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL)
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CHP appeal on controversial judicial law rejected
Turkey’s high court has rejected an appeal by the main opposition Republican People’s Party’s (CHP) for the annulment of a controversial law overhauling the structure of supreme judicial bodies, on the grounds that the bill has not been published in the Official Gazette to enter into force