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Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Pompeo’s visit to Israeli settlement ‘grave step’ against UN resolutions: Turkish Foreign Ministry
Turkey said a visit by U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to an Israeli settlement unit in occupied West Bank as part of his ongoing trip to Israel constitutes a grave step against U.N. resolutions that underline the illegality of Israel’s settlement activities in the Palestinian territories under international law.
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Central Bank rate hike heralds dawn of new era: TÜSİAD
A top business body in Turkey praised the country's Central Bank on Nov. 19 for its decision to raise interest rates, saying it was an important sign showing the country is entering a new era.
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Turkey to utilize all resources to strengthen economy: Erdoğan
Turkey will make use of all its resources to develop the country and strengthen its economy, the country's president said on Nov. 19.
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Iraq, Turkey discuss ways to increase trade volume
Iraq’s trade minister and Turkish ambassador to Baghdad discussed ways to increase the trade volume between the two countries.
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Turkey in talks for Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine
Turkey is holding talks for the procurement of a potential vaccine developed by Pfizer and its German partner BioNTech, the country’s health minister has said.
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Turkey evacuates nationals from Ethiopia’s Tigray
Turkish nationals, who were stuck in Ethiopia's Tigray region, were evacuated to Addis Ababa, Turkey’s foreign minister said on Nov. 18.
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Erdogan’s family drama and the future of Turkey
President faces economic and political questions after son-in-law Albayrak’s resignation as finance minister
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No one can say Turkey flouted int'l law in Karabakh: Putin
Turkey did not violate international law by supporting Azerbaijan in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, Russia’s president said on Nov. 17.
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European bank to deploy supply-chain finance in Turkey
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said on Nov. 17 it is developing new financing tools to support Turkey's businesses in eliminating economic fallout from to coronavirus outbreak.
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Turkey to improve investment climate through structural reforms
Turkey will make structural reforms to improve the investment climate for domestic and international entrepreneurs, the Turkish treasury and finance minister said on Nov. 17.
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Turkey to upgrade non-banking segment of finance sector
Turkey is focused on upgrading the segment of non-banking financial institutions in the finance sector, the head of the presidency's Finance Office said on Nov. 16.
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Turkey should step up its exports to Indonesia: Minister
Turkey should increase its exports to Indonesia, which currently total less than $300 million annually with the bilateral trade deficit around $1 billion, the Turkish trade minister said on Nov. 16.
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Turkey records over 119,500 house sales in October
Turkey recorded 119,574 house sales in October, down 16.3% year-on-year, the country's statistical office revealed on Nov. 16.
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EU dares to reject Turkish Cypriots’ free will for two-state solution reflected in election results: Ministry
Turkey’s Foreign Ministry criticized a recent statement by a senior European Union official on Nov. 16, saying that the bloc ignores Turkish Cypriot’s “free will reflected on ballot boxes,” which it said has favored a two-state model of resolution on the Island.
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Ethiopia explains legal measures in Tigray to Turkey
Ethiopia has presented the government of Turkey with explanations about what it described as law enforcement measures in Tigray regional state.
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‘City of Gladiators’ in Turkey’s Aegean draws foreign tourists
The “City of Gladiators,” the largest marble city in the world located in the Aegean province of Muğla, lures foreign tourists with its ancient remains dating back some 3,000 years. (AA Photo)
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Turkey detains 2 ISIL-linked terror suspects
Turkish security forces arrested two foreign nationals in the capital Ankara for their suspected links to the ISIL terror group, a security source said on Nov. 15.
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Turkey fines Google $25.6 mln for breaching competition law
Turkish authorities have fined Google on Nov. 13 196.7 million Turkish liras ($25.6 million) for breaching the country's competition law.
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President Erdoğan invites foreign investors to Turkey
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan made a call on foreign investors to make new investments in Turkey, saying Turkey was entering a new period in the economy and judiciary and that parliament will prioritize new judiciary reform packages next year.
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CHP to open offices in 5 more countries
Turkey’s main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) will open offices in five countries in the Caucasus and the Gulf region as part of its plan to expand its foreign representation, the Anadolu Agency has reported.
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Turkish business circles welcome new economic plans
Business representatives in Turkey welcomed pledges on Nov. 11 by the country's president to improve the country's investment environment.