Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Turkey informs EU about COVID-19 situation in major holiday destinations: Minister
Turkey has been tracking foreign tourists and collecting data on how many visitors had COVID-19, Health Ministry Fahrettin Koca said.
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Swedish top diplomat due in Turkey for talks
Sweden’s Foreign Minister Ann Linde will pay a one-day visit to Turkey on Oct. 13, the Turkish Foreign Ministry has announced.
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Turkey blasts 'unfounded claims' by top Greek diplomat
Turkey on Oct. 11 criticized "unfounded" remarks made by Greece’s foreign minister.
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Status of Varosha 'remains unchanged': Turkish Foreign Ministry
Turkey's Foreign Ministry said on Oct. 10 the international community should consider realities on the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) after the U.N. Security Council's comments on the partial reopening of Varosha for public use.
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Top Turkish, Canadian diplomats discuss Karabakh
Turkey’s Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu discussed the ongoing Armenian-Azerbaijan conflict with his Canadian counterpart, a Turkish diplomatic source said on Oct. 9.
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Turkey’s wealth fund focused on petrochemicals, mining: CEO
Turkey’s sovereign investment company aims to generate some $10 billion in funds annually in coming years, initially for investment in domestic petrochemical, mining and insurance industries before looking abroad, its CEO Zafer Sönmez told Reuters.
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Turkey-US trade volume up despite pandemic
Turkey's bilateral trade and business relations with the US have improved despite the novel coronavirus pandemic, a senior official said on Oct. 8.
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EBRD’s investments in Turkey can reach 1.5 bln euros
Investments in Turkey financed by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) can reach 1.5 billion euros ($1.76 billion) this year, a senior official of the bank has said.
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Turkish, Greek foreign ministers meet for first time since E Med tensions
The foreign ministers of Turkey and Greece met on Oct. 8 for the first time since a dispute between the two NATO members over energy exploration and maritime jurisdiction in the eastern Mediterranean.
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Turkish FM opens memorial in honor of Galicia martyrs
Turkey’s foreign minister on Oct. 7 inaugurated a memorial in Slovakia’s Bratislava city in honor of the Turkish soldiers martyred in the Battle of Galicia during World War I.
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A Disrupted Thanksgiving Leaves the Turkey Business Guessing
Without big gatherings, will Americans buy whole birds? Smaller ones? Just parts? Farmers and retailers are already placing their bets.
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Demand for lands, building plots doubled in summer
The total volume of land and building plot sales reached $11.5 billion in the June-August period across Turkey as prices soared 35 percent annually, real estate professionals say
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Ankara blasts Canada's suspension of military technology sales
Turkey on Oct. 6 slammed Canada's decision to suspend arms exports to the country, accusing Ottawa of "double standards."
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Safe, voluntary return of Syrians a Turkish priority: Official
The safe and voluntary return of Syrians is among the top priorities for Turkey, which hosts more refugees than any other country, the nation’s deputy foreign minister said on Oct. 5.
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Top Turkish diplomat visits Azerbaijan for talks
Turkey's foreign minister will embark on a working visit to Azerbaijan on Oct. 6 amid the ongoing border clashes between Azerbaijan and Armenia, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said.
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Turkey launches new participation bank infrastructure
Turkey on Oct. 5 completed a legal infrastructure on participation banks to help them provide services for their customers in accordance with interest-free finance principles, sources familiar with the issue said.
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Turkey slams Macron’s law seeking to create ‘French Islam’
A draft bill announced by French President Emmanuel Macron for the creation of “Islam of the Enlightenment” will only bring about attempts to further fuel growing xenophobia, racism, discrimination and Islamophobia, the Turkish Foreign Ministry has said, urging Paris to adopt more constructive ways to tackle the issue.
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Netanyahu and Erdogan in unlikely alliance against Iran in Nagorno-Karabakh?
Historical enmity between the Ottomans and the Persians, and rivalry for control in various hot spots across the region, make it difficult for Turkey and Iran to create a lasting partnership
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Armenian forces bomb Azerbaijan’s second city as fighting escalates
Nagorno-Karabakh dispute intensifies with Turkey saying saying artillery attack violates international law
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Turkey condemns Armenian attacks in Ganja: Foreign ministry
Azerbaijan said on Oct. 4 that Armenian forces had shelled its second city of Ganja in an escalation of the war in the South Caucasus that broke out one week ago.
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Top Turkish, Azerbaijani diplomats discuss Upper Karabakh
Turkey’s Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu and his Azerbaijani counterpart Jeyhun Bayramov discussed via telephone on Oct. 2 the ongoing conflict in the Armenian-occupied Upper Karabakh, according to diplomatic sources.