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"Turkish strike won't solve PKK problem-U.S.'s Gates 24 Feb 2008 02:54:04 GMT Source: Reuters By Kristin Roberts CANBERRA, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Turkey's military strike against Kurdish PKK guerrillas in northern Iraq will not solve its problem with the separatist rebels, U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates said on Sunday, calling for Ankara to take political and economic measures to isolate the group." More: Reuters AlertNet - Turkish strike won't solve PKK problem-U.S.'s Gates  "Turks said to be supportive of military action in Iraq Sun, 24 Feb 2008 12:48p.m. Turkish troops at the Iraqi border Turkish troops at the Iraqi border The people of Turkey are reportedly supporting their government's decision to launch a cross-border incursion into Iraq." More: TV3 > News > Story > Turks said to be supportive of military action in Iraq  "Turkish president sends message to Castro The New Anatolian / Ankara 23 February 2008 Turkish President Abdullah Gul sent Thursday a message to Cuban President Fidel Castro, who resigned from this position. 81-year-old Castro quit Tuesday from the post of President and Commander in Chief." More: The New Anatolian  "World Bank announces two senior appointments www.chinaview.cn 2008-02-22 01:07:02 WASHINGTON, Feb. 21 (Xinhua) -- World Bank Group President Robert B. Zoellick announced on Thursday the appointment of Kristalina Georgieva as vice president and corporate secretary, and Hasan Tuluy as vice president for human resources." More: World Bank announces two senior appointments_English_Xinhua  "‘EU can understand Turkey’s concerns over safety of citizens’ Saturday, 23 February 2008 The European Commission said Friday it can understand Turkey's concerns over safety of its citizens. However, it expects Turkey to refrain from excessive use of force and respect international law and human rights in its fight against terrorism, Christina Nagy, spokesperson for European Commissioner for enlargement Olli Rehn, said when commenting on Turkey's ground operation into north of Iraq." More: TurkishNY.com World & Local News Portal  "Europe prefers made in Turkey Fiat Linea Saturday, 23 February 2008 A European jury formed by the leading editors of the automotive sector selected Fiat Linea as Europe's best automobile. Fiat Linea received its award at the “AutoBest 2008,†held Wednesday night in Istanbul." More: TurkishNY.com World & Local News Portal  "Kurds threaten violence against Turkish cities By Colin Freeman and Nicholas Birch in Istanbul Last Updated: 7:23pm GMT 23/02/2008 Kurdish separatists today threatened a new campaign of violence against Turkish cities as the country’s army pressed on with its latest offensive against guerrilla positions in northern Iraq." More: Kurds threaten violence against Turkish cities - Telegraph  "Turkish scholar traces progress of art under Ottomans Visvas Paul D. Karra Sunday, February 24, 2008 12:00:23 AM Oman Time MUSCAT â€" Imperial art and illustrated history of the Ottoman rulers were highlighted yesterday during a lecture by a renowned Turkish art scholar. The great importance attached to art and culture by the Ottoman rulers was revealed during a lecture on ‘Painting in the Ottoman Empire’, delivered by Prof Dr Günsel Renda from Koc University in Istanbul at the lecture hall of the Tender Board." More: Times of Oman  "Memo to the Media: Talking Turkey and The Kurds It has been difficult for the press to keep up with all the political, military, and civilian gains and setbacks in Iraq, but now a new 'front' has emerged with the Turkish 'invasion' in the north." More: Memo to the Media: Talking Turkey and The Kurds  "Nationalism and Turkey's relations with the EU Saturday, February 23, 2008 The book “Nationalism and Turkey-EU relations†published by Foreign Policy Program of the Turkish Economic and Social Studies Foundation (TESEV) presents interesting insights" More: Nationalism and Turkey's relations with the EU - Turkish Daily News Feb 23, 2008  "Turk businessmen daunted by 'visa torture' Saturday, February 23, 2008 Turkish businessmen and industrialists from Anatolia want to open up to Western markets but are subjected to dishonorable treatment during visa application, says Professor KabaalioÄŸlu" More: Turk businessmen daunted by 'visa torture' - Turkish Daily News Feb 23, 2008  "Turkey-Kurds: a Timeline By The Associated Press 4:10 PM EST, February 22, 2008 A look at recent major events in the fight between Turkish troops and Kurdish rebels: Oct. 7, 2007 -- A clash between Turkish troops and guerrillas of the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK, resulted in the deaths of 13 Turkish troops, the deadliest Kurdish rebel attack against the Turkish army in years." More: Turkey-Kurds: a Timeline -- Newsday.com  "Turkey removes key obstacle to EU membership Published: Friday 22 February 2008 Turkey fulfilled another precondition for EU membership as its parliament signed a law to return property confiscated by the state to Christian and Jewish minority foundations on 20 February." More: EurActiv.com - Turkey removes key obstacle to EU membership | EU - European Information on Enlargement & Neighbours  "Becoming one with research: An adopted Yuruk daughter Saturday, February 23, 2008 Professor Leyla Neyzi at Sabancı University began living with Yuruks, a nomadic people of Anatolia, for her PhD dissertation. Her study was worthy of an international award, but she refused publication and struggled to return to life away from her adopted home on the plains" More: Becoming one with research: An adopted Yuruk daughter - Turkish Daily News Feb 23, 2008  "Turkey's first First Lady: Latife Hanım Saturday, February 23, 2008 GÃœL DEMÄ°R and NIKI GAMM ISTANBUL - Turkish Daily News Latife Hanım was married to Atatürk for two-and-a-half years. She refused to give interviews after their divorce, getting a court injunction to prevent anything being published about her " More: Turkey's first First Lady: Latife Hanım - Turkish Daily News Feb 23, 2008  "A New Novelette by the Turkish Author Askin Ozcan, on the Way to be an Exciting Film: The Red Submarine Askin Ozcan, originally a native of Istanbul, Turkey, has recently copyrighted 'The Red Submarine,' a novelette, for a film of espionage, suspense, romance, music and humor. Stockholm, Sweden, February 23, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Askin Ozcan, a new Turkish author in international markets, has lived in nine countries and worked in diverse professions such as architecture, education, journalism, travel agency management and industrial consultancy. The wide spectrum of his life experience gave him a colorful base to write books and novelettes for films." More: A New Novelette by the Turkish Author Askin Ozcan, on the Way to be an Exciting Film: The Red Submarine - PR.com  "Turkey's Gul approves headscarf bill, CHP ready to take it to court Turkey's main opposition party CHP said on Saturday it completed the preparations to ask The Constitutional Court to quash the bill lifting the headscarf ban in universities following the President Abdullah Gul's approval, as Gul draw criticism from the media for approving the law on the day Turkey has launched a ground operation against PKK in the northern Iraq. (UPDATED)" More: Turkey's Gul approves headscarf bill, CHP ready to take it to court - Hürriyet  "Turkish Embassy Denies Information on Import of Low Quality Turkish Poultry to Azerbaijan 23.02.08 12:15 Azerbaijan, Baku, 22 February / TrendCapital / The statement by the Society of Republic Poultry Farmers of Azerbaijan which says that the frozen poultry imported to Azerbaijan from Turkey is of law quality is false, the Turkish Embassy in Azerbaijan said." More: Trend Capital : Turkish Embassy Denies Information on Import of Low Quality Turkish Poultry to Azerbaijan "45 hurt in Turkey train crash ANKARA - Forty-five people were injured when a passenger train and a freight train collided today near the town of Sarkisla in central Turkey, the Anatolia news agency reported. None of the injuries are life-threatening and most of the passengers received outpatient treatment at three local hospitals, Anatolia said." More: The Times - Article "Turkish army says at least 44 PKK terrorists killed (UPDATED) Hurriyet English with wire dispatches Turkish General Staff said late Friday at least 44 PKK members were killed in the ground operation launched on Thursday night, as the U.S. repeated its support to Turkey's right to fight with PKK." More: Turkish army says at least 44 PKK terrorists killed (UPDATED) - Hürriyet |
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