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Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Turkey, Latin American Will Reap the Rewards of Russia's Import Bans
Turkey and Latin American countries such as Brazil look likely to emerge as key winners from Russia's decision to ban most European Union and U.S. food imports in retaliation for Western sanctions.
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Foreign drivers in Turkey, too, should keep this article
It is very common for drivers in Turkey to get caught on radar either during intercity travel or within cities
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Family members of Mosul hostages file complaint against Turkish PM, foreign minister
Muammer Ta?delen, a relative of three of the Turkish hostages kept in Mosul by jihadist militants nearly two months ago, filed a criminal complaint on Erdo?an and Davuto?lu for malpractice and neglect
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Turkish July automotive sales fall 16.3 percent
The contraction in Turkish automotive sales slowed down in June, losing pace compared to previous months, according to figures released by an organization in the sector, which still showed the overall shrinkage remains near 25 percent.
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Turkish economy minister expects negative revision from Moodys
Turkeys economy minister has said he expects ratings agency Moodys to revise Turkeys grade downward, despite the well-bound course of the Turkish economy, accusing the agency of acting according to political motivations.
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Iraqi chaos seen slowing, not scuppering Turkish export drive
June data suggests annual export loss of $2-2.5b
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Fragile economy needs reform: IMF to Turkey
The Monetary Fund issues a warning report to emerging markets like Turkey, calling for urgent reforms due to its vulnerable economy
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Turkish Foreign Ministry denies claims of energy and defense cooperation with Israel
The Turkish Foreign Ministry has vehemently denied claims that there is ongoing bilateral cooperation between Turkey and Israel in the fields of energy and defense
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Turkey grapples with delistings as it eyes finance hub status
New rules make it cheaper for majority shareholders to buy out smaller stakeholders in companies with free floats of less than 5%
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Despite Foreign Ministry denial, CHP insists Turkeys Kürecik serving Israel
CHP has strongly dismissed an explanation from the Foreign Ministry and insisted the Kürecik radar base in Malatya has actually become an element of Israels air defense system
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Turkish Foreign Ministry denies Kürecik radar system aiding Israel
The Kürecik radar base is absolutely not providing data to Israel, the Turkish Foreign Ministry has said
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Ankara proposes free trade plans to Russia
Ankara has put forward a plan to form a free trade zone with the Customs Union of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan, the Russian economy minister reportedly said after holding talks with his Turkish counterpar
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Turkish budget on track, spending to remain tight, says Finance Minister Simsek
Budget discipline has been tighter since its 2001 financial crisis
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Turkish budget on track, spending to remain tight: Finance Minister ?im?ek
Turkey will maintain tight fiscal discipline in the coming months after data for the first half showed it was comfortably on track to meet its budget deficit targets this year, Finance Minister Mehmet ?im?ek said on July 15.
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Support for Turkish government's foreign policy continues to plummet: Poll
The approval rating for the governments foreign policy has dropped further to 41 percent, according to a recent survey conducted by research organization MetroPOLL
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Turkey's current deficit lowers amid rising concerns on second-half trade
The Turkish current account deficit continued to decrease in May, but deteriorating export conditions cast doubts on the sustainability of the recovery in the countrys Achilless heel
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President Gül to pay last foreign visit to Turkish Cyprus
President Abdullah Gül will make his last official foreign visit to Turkish Cyprus on July 20
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President Gül discusses Turkish hostages in Mosul with Foreign Minister Davuto?lu
President Abdullah Gül and Foreign Minister Ahmet Davuto?lu held an unscheduled meeting on July 9 in order to talk about recent foreign policy developments, according to officials from the presidency.
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Le carte italiane nel Great Game energetico
Escluso l’ambizioso progetto della Commissione Europea relativo alla realizzazione del gasdotto Nabucco principalmente a causa degli eccessivi costi, nel giugno 2013 il Consorzio Shah Deniz- operatore del giacimento di gas naturale azerbaigiano dell'area del Caspio – ha preferito optare per l’alternativa del Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) per l’approvvigionamento del gas in Europa. Il TAP ...
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Turkish citizens in Germany go to top court to cancel foreign voting plans
Three Turkish citizens living in Germany have applied to the Turkish Constitution Court, complaining that the Aug. 10 presidential elections will violate their right to vote
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Turkish olive producers rise up against draft bill allowing energy investments in their groves
Turkish olive producers have launched petitions against a legislation that if approved will allow for energy firms to invest in their groves