Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Turkish government vows to lure more foreign investment
Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım announced the details of a planned economic package to lure more foreign capital and improve Turkey’s investment climate in a speech on July 4
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Istanbul could face electricity cuts if big investments not made: Minister
Istanbul could face a serious electricity shortage over the next couple of years unless necessary investments are made, Energy Minister Berat Albayrak told journalists flying with him from Beijing to Ankara after a meeting of G-20 energy ministers
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Erdoğan admits ‘ties to be mended’ in Turkey’s relations
In his Eid al-Fitr message on July 4, Turkish President Tayyip Erdoğan said Ankara is engaged in a process of mending “strained” foreign relations, in order to leave crises behind and move on
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Foreign policy change but no moderation
Turkey seems to be changing its foreign policy with new deals with Israel and Russia – two arch enemies until recently
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Two foreign ISIL suspects detained at Istanbul Airport
Two suspected foreign members of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) were detained late on July 3 at Istanbul’s Atatürk Airport, which was the scene of a deadly suicide attack blamed on the jihadist group last week
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Turkey’s new axis
The terrorist attack at Istanbul Atatürk Airport on June 28 is both a result and a reason for the change in Turkey’s foreign policy
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Russia’s investment relations with Turkey will be restored: Report
Russian Economic Development Minister Alexey Ulyukayev has said that trade and investment relations between Turkey and Russia will be restored, according to a TASS report
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Turkey’s car industry hits highest monthly export figure since 2008
The automotive sector in June made its highest volume of monthly exports since July 2008, strengthening its top exporting status, according to data from a leading sector association
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European bank provides new funds for Turkish renewable energy projects via Akbank
EBRD has said that in response to growing demand it has been providing $110 million in new funds to Akbank to finance private companies investing in renewable energy and resource efficiency projects in Turkey
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Deaths on Turkey's roads as national vacation starts
Five people died in a traffic accident in Turkey's northwestern Bolu province on July 2, a law enforcement official said, at the start of a nine-day national holiday.
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Turkey among initiators of significant UN resolution on Internet and human rights
Turkey was one of the joint initiators of a significant resolution on “the promotion, protection and enjoyment of human rights on the Internet” which was adopted at the U.N. Human Rights Council (HRC) on July 1.
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Il turismo in Turchia è in crisi dopo gli attentati
L’attentato del 28 giugno all’aeroporto di Istanbul ha dato il colpo di grazia all’industria turistica della Turchia. L’economia del paese è stata già danneggiata dai numerosi attacchi avvenuti nel 2016, dieci in totale, e dopo quest’ultimo episodio molti temono che non ci sarà una ripresa. Il video dell’Afp. Leggi
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Undici nuovi arresti a Istanbul.
Undici nuovi arresti a Istanbul. Secondo i mezzi d’informazione turchi, la polizia antiterrorismo ha condotto un’operazione nel quartiere di Başakşehir arrestando undici presunti affiliati al gruppo Stato islamico, sospettati di essere complici dei tre attentatori che si sono fatti esplodere il 28 giugno all’aeroporto Atatürk. Tra gli undici, ci sono ...
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11 foreign ISIL suspects detained in Istanbul after airport attack
A total of 11 suspected foreign militants of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) were detained in Istanbul early on July 1 in connection with a suicide bomb attack on the city’s main airport, daily Habertürk has reported
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Court releases Turkish journalist arrested on ‘editor-in-chief on duty’ campaign
An Istanbul court ordered the release of a journalist on July 1 who was arrested on charges of “making terror propaganda” after supporting a solidarity campaign with daily Özgür Gündem, a day after two of his colleagues on the campaign were released
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Parliament approves controversial bill on judicial bodies, CHP takes it to top court
Parliament has approved a controversial law radically shaping the structure of two top supreme judicial institutions, despite serious criticisms that the move will end judicial independence and neutrality in Turkey
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Turkish, US officials exchange views after Istanbul attack
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu conducted a phone conversation with Secretary of State John Kerry late June 30 to discuss regional developments in the aftermath of a deadly attack on Istanbul’s main airport
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Capping the humanitarian segment, ECOSOC adopts text urging better protection of people trapped in crisis, aid workers
Source: UN Economic and Social Council Country: Iraq, Syrian Arab Republic, WorldBy the resolution, the Council condemned all attacks and threats humanitarian personnel, expressing deep concern at the consequences of such attacks for the provision of aid.ECOSOC/6778 2016 Session, 33rd & 34th Meetings (AM & PM) Economic and ...
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Turkish trade deficit narrows by 25 pct
Turkey’s foreign trade deficit narrowed by more than a quarter last month as exports rose and energy costs fell, the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) said on June 30
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19 foreign nationals killed in Istanbul airport attack
A total of 19 foreign nationals were killed in the suspected Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) suicide bomb attack at Istanbul’s Atatürk Airport on June 28, Turkish Interior Minister Efkan Ala has announced
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Turkey deal ‘cornerstone’ of stability in the region
Foreign Ministry director-general says the Mideast is in chaos • Security cabinet approves accord, 7-3