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- Why is ErdoÄŸan angry and Obama cool? - Turkish Daily News Feb 16, 2008
- Turkish military and government in sync on Cyprus - Turkish Daily News Feb 16, 2008
- Norway may be doorway to employment for 100,000 Turks
- EU official says Nabucco gas pipeline project is now 'more of a reality' - International Herald Tribune
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- Chef Michael Caines in Istanbul - Times Online
- BBC NEWS | Middle East | Civilians losers in Turkey-PKK conflict
- AFP: US attorney general discusses Kurd rebels, Al-Qaeda in Turkey
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- Washington, Baku Concerned About PKK Cells In Caucasus
- Turkish Cyprus says it's not a ‘crime haven'
- Dutch minister under attack for defending Erdoğan’s words
- Craig Brown: Istanbul with teenagers - Telegraph
- Barak says he’s lobbying for Turkey’s EU bid
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"Why is ErdoÄŸan angry and Obama cool? Saturday, February 16, 2008 Gila BENMAYOR I still haven't gotten used to Prime Minister Recep Tayyip ErdoÄŸan's anger and ill temper as his manner of speaking. “Anger is an art of public speaking,†he says, although frankly I am not sure if he adjusts it well." More: Why is ErdoÄŸan angry and Obama cool? - Turkish Daily News Feb 16, 2008  "Turkish military and government in sync on Cyprus Saturday, February 16, 2008 Apparently, the government in Ankara has convinced the military to go along with its strategy on the Cyprus issue, expected to be endorsed in the near future" More: Turkish military and government in sync on Cyprus - Turkish Daily News Feb 16, 2008  "Norway may be doorway to employment for 100,000 Turks Though it is the second richest nation in the world in terms of per capita income, Norway is now looking to Turkey for workers to fill the gaps left by its ageing population." More: TODAY'S ZAMAN  "EU official says Nabucco gas pipeline project is now 'more of a reality' ANKARA, Turkey: A top European Union official said Friday that Turkey was fully committed to an EU and U.S.-backed project to build a natural gas pipeline from the Caspian Sea region to Europe, and that the venture was now closer to becoming a reality." More: EU official says Nabucco gas pipeline project is now 'more of a reality' - International Herald Tribune  "CYPRUS VOTE: BIG RAMIFICATIONS FOR TURKEY’S EU BID AND NATO’S OPERATIONAL CAPACITY 2/15/08 The future of Turkey’s European Union bid could hinge on the February 17 presidential election in Cyprus. The prospect of a new Greek Cypriot leadership may offer the last chance for uniting the divided island, analysts say. Permanent division, experts add, would create a lasting source of political tension that not only could prevent Turkey’s EU accession, but also hamper the EU’s and NATO’s strategic capabilities." More: EurasiaNet Eurasia Insight - Cyprus Vote: Big Ramifications for Turkey's EU Bid and NATO's Operational Capacity  "Chef Michael Caines in Istanbul Great culture means great cuisine, says the award-winning chef who follows his nose to Istanbul I don't expect to be served pizza as one of Istanbul's traditional dishes, but here it comes - thin bread like pitta, with tomato sauce. It's simple and authentic, and I love it. This is part of my family's first meal in the city, served on the terrace of the Hamdi Et Lokantasi restaurant. The food tastes all the better because of the wonderful view overlooking the Golden Horn, an estuary separating the old and the new parts of European Istanbul. " More: Chef Michael Caines in Istanbul - Times Online  "Civilians losers in Turkey-PKK conflict By Crispin Thorold BBC News, Khanaqa Valley, northern Iraq Deep in the mountains, the Khanaqa Valley is one of the most idyllic places in northern Iraq. The jagged snow-covered peaks glisten in the sunlight." More: BBC NEWS | Middle East | Civilians losers in Turkey-PKK conflict  "US attorney general discusses Kurd rebels, Al-Qaeda in Turkey 4 hours ago ANKARA (AFP) â€" US Attorney General Michael Mukasey held talks with Turkish officials here Friday on joint measures to combat Kurdish rebels and the Al-Qaeda extremist network. Turkish-US cooperation against the separatist Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), whose militants take refuge in northern Iraq, 'has been active and successful and it continues,' Mukasey told reporters." More: AFP: US attorney general discusses Kurd rebels, Al-Qaeda in Turkey  "India's Trade with Turkey on to fast track Bilateral trade with Turkey has skyrocketed by over 300 per cent from $ 36 billion in 2002 to $ 107 billion in 2007 and with the free trade agreement (FTA) between the two countries in an advanced stage of negotiations, the trade is certainly set to boom." More: Indian Exporters and Manufacturers B2B Newspaper: India's Trade with Turkey on to fast track  "Washington, Baku Concerned About PKK Cells In Caucasus Azerbaijan's government has raised concerns with U.S. officials that militants from Turkey's Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) are expanding from northern Iraq into the Caucasus and could be setting up cells in Azerbaijan. Azerbaijani Deputy Foreign Minister Araz Azimov tells RFE/RL that the PKK issue was the main focus of his talks on February 14 with visiting U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State on Terrorism Frank Urbanchik." More: Washington, Baku Concerned About PKK Cells In Caucasus  "Turkish Cyprus says it's not a ‘crime haven' The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (KKTC) by no means tolerates crime and criminals, Turkish Cypriot Foreign Minister Turgay Avcı said yesterday, in a bid to shed the KKTC's image as a haven for crooks with new laws on money laundering and casinos." More: TODAY'S ZAMAN  "Dutch minister under attack for defending ErdoÄŸan’s words Anger directed at Dutch Integration Minister Ella Vogelaar, who has come under attack by political parties in the Dutch Parliament for her defense of a recent statement made by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip ErdoÄŸan in Germany, is mostly based on distorted translations of ErdoÄŸan’s statement into Dutch, Turkish associations in the country have said." More: TODAY'S ZAMAN "Craig Brown: Istanbul with teenagers Last Updated: 12:01am GMT 15/02/2008 Page 1 of 2 Can culture ever be cool? Craig Brown takes his teenagers to Istanbul to find out. Waking up early on our first morning in Istanbul, I thought I'd go for a little walk, just to get my bearings. Crossing a park in the sunshine, I noticed an elderly man attaching a string of brightly coloured balloons to a couple of trees. What on earth was he up to?" More: Craig Brown: Istanbul with teenagers - Telegraph "Barak says he’s lobbying for Turkey’s EU bid Praising Turkey's role in the Middle East region by calling it a 'strategic player,' Israel's Defense Minister Ehud Barak suggested yesterday that it would be 'a grave mistake' for the European Union not to eventually let Turkey in as a full member of the bloc." More: TODAY'S ZAMAN |
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