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- Gül sends farewell message to Castro
- US senators praise ties with Turkey in Ankara visit
- Turkey Says Tensions With France Weigh On Economic Ties
- First confrontation with Peshmerge took place in Dohuk - Hürriyet
- E.U. Can Understand Turkey's Concerns Over Safety Of Citizens, Spokesperson
- SYRIZA delegation meets Turkish FM
- Turkey 2008: where to stay - Telegraph
- The Real News: A sign of declining US strategic power
- Arman Trio play Wigmore Hall
- BAT wins Turkish Tekel auction with $1.7 billion bid | Deals | Reuters
- Turkey ruling helps Christians and Jews
- Do You Know That...
- Oil nears $99 on Iraq-Turkey row- Indicators-Economy-News-The Economic Times
- AFP: Yemen to discuss economic ties with Turkey, Germany
- Turk president signs headscarf law, secularists upset
- EU-Turkish officials meet in Ankara
- Q&A: Turkey and the Kurds | World news | guardian.co.uk
- EU Voices Concern Over Turkish Military Incursion Into Iraq | Europe | Deutsche Welle | 22.02.2008
- EU-Turkish officials meet in Ankara
- Turkey eases headscarf ban - UPI.com
- Germany adjusts to cope with a retiring Turkish population - International Herald Tribune
- EU's Solana - Turkey incursion "not best response" | Reuters
- 2007 FDI hits record-high net $21.9 bln in Turkey
- A case of burned mouths and yoghurt in Cyprus - Turkish Daily News Feb 22, 2008
- Nuclear power in Europe » Blog Archive » Turkey delays inauguration of first nuclear plant tender
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"Gül sends farewell message to Castro President Abdullah Gül has sent a farewell message to Cuba’s revolutionary leader Fidel Castro after the latter said he was leaving the political stage after his rule of nearly half a century." More: TODAY'S ZAMAN  "US senators praise ties with Turkey in Ankara visit Prime Minister Recep Tayyip ErdoÄŸan received US senators Three US senators spoke with Turkish leaders yesterday in Ankara, praising both the relations between their country and Turkey, and Ankara's support in restive parts of the world such as Iraq, Pakistan and Afghanistan." More: TODAY'S ZAMAN  "Turkey Says Tensions With France Weigh On Economic Ties - AFP Tuesday February 19th, 2008 / 18h18 ANKARA (AFP)--Turkey's energy minister said Tuesday political tensions with France were taking a toll on economic ties after Ankara objected to French participation in a major international pipeline project. 'Decisions in major projects and tenders should be made on the basis not only of technical and commercial considerations but also political ones,' Energy Minister Hulmi Guler said after talks with French Junior Trade Minister Herve Novelli." More: Actualité de la bourse sur Areva CI - CEI : interviews, rumeurs de marchés, analyses, dossiersEasyBourse  "First confrontation with Peshmerge took place in Dohuk by Zeynep Gurcanli The first stand off between Turkish troops and Kurdish peshmerge in the land operation started by Turkey Thursday night took place in Dohuk, according to sources." More: First confrontation with Peshmerge took place in Dohuk - Hürriyet  "E.U. Can Understand Turkey's Concerns Over Safety Of Citizens, Spokesperson Published: 2/22/2008 BRUSSELS - The European Commission said Friday it can understand Turkey's concerns over safety of its citizens." More: E.U. Can Understand Turkey's Concerns Over Safety Of Citizens, Spokesperson  "SYRIZA delegation meets Turkish FM A visiting Radical Left Coalition (SYRIZA) delegation, led by veteran Greek leftist leader Alekos Alavanos, on Friday held meetings in Ankara with Turkish leaders, including Turkish Foreign Minister Ali Babacan. According to reports, Babacan underlined that 2008 is a year with 'new prospects' for the Cyprus issue and 'peaceful co-existence'." More: SYRIZA delegation meets Turkish FM  "Turkey 2008: where to stay Nick Trend Last Updated: 3:49PM GMT 22/02/2008 Nick Trend takes his pick of the best accommodation and operators in Turkey. Our selection In some sections we have picked out operators offering programmes that we consider particularly interesting or good value. " More: Turkey 2008: where to stay - Telegraph  "A sign of declining US strategic power Aijaz Ahmad explains why the Turkish Kurdish struggle is so explosive Friday February 22nd, 2008 Recorded Oct 19, 2007 Based in New Delhi, Aijaz Ahmad is The Real News Network Senior News Analyst, Senior Editorial Consultant, and political commentator for the Indian newsmagazine, Frontline. He has taught Political Science, and has written widely on South Asia and the Middle East." More: The Real News: A sign of declining US strategic power  "Arman Trio play Wigmore Hall The Arman Trio, including Turkish pianist Deniz Arman Gelenbe, returned to Wigmore Hall, London, to celebrate the tenth anniversary of their foundation on Monday night. The trio’s previous performance at Wigmore Hall was described by Musical Opinion, a UK classical music magazine, as ‘compelling, refreshing and unusual’ and as comprising ‘rare structural strength and sinew’." More: Londra gazete www.londragazete.com  "BAT wins Turkish Tekel auction with $1.7 billion bid By Selcuk Gokoluk and David Jones ANKARA/LONDON (Reuters) - British American Tobacco, the world's second largest cigarette group, won the auction for Turkish state-owned tobacco firm Tekel on Friday after beating off three Turkish rivals with the highest bid of $1.72 billion." More: BAT wins Turkish Tekel auction with $1.7 billion bid | Deals | Reuters  "Turkey ruling helps Christians and Jews Friday, 22nd February 2008. 4:01pm By: George Conger. TURKEY'S parliament has approved a law permitting Christian and Jewish foundations to reclaim property seized by the state." More: Religious Intelligence - News - Turkey ruling helps Christians and Jews  "Do You Know That... Another Turkish house in Germany has been arsoned yesterday? It was in München and two Turks, including a nine-year-old child, were hospitalized." More: The Istanbulian  "Oil nears $99 on Iraq-Turkey row 23 Feb, 2008, 0030 hrs IST, TNN NEW YORK: Oil futures were higher on Friday, boosted by strong heating oil futures after seesawing early. Early trading seesawed amid economic growth concerns and rising US crude oil and gasoline inventories and supply worries related to an incursion into Iraq by Turkish troops. " More: Oil nears $99 on Iraq-Turkey row- Indicators-Economy-News-The Economic Times  "Yemen to discuss economic ties with Turkey, Germany SANAA (AFP) â€" Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh will visit Turkey and Germany next week for talks on economic links and aid to his impoverished country, the state Saba news agency reported on Friday." More: AFP: Yemen to discuss economic ties with Turkey, Germany  "Turk president signs headscarf law, secularists upset By Gareth Jones ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish President Abdullah Gul approved a landmark constitutional reform on Friday allowing female students to wear the Muslim headscarf at university despite strong objections by the country's secular elite." More Turk president signs headscarf law, secularists upset  "EU-Turkish officials meet in Ankara The New Anatolian / Ankara 23 February 2008 Turkey-EU Troika Political Directors meeting was held in Ankara on Friday. Turkish Foreign Ministry deputy undersecretary Ahmet Acet represented Turkey in the meeting." More: The New Anatolian  "A: Turkey and the Kurds Mark Tran and Louise Radnofsky look at the crisis in northern Iraq, where Turkey is targeting Kurdish fighters blamed for an upsurge in violent " More: Q&A: Turkey and the Kurds | World news | guardian.co.uk  "EU Voices Concern Over Turkish Military Incursion Into Iraq Turkish jets in the sky After a reported 10,000 Turkish troops crossed into Iraq Thursday evening in an effort to destroy Kurdish rebel bases in the mountainous region, the EU urged Turkey to exercise restraint and respect Iraq's border." More: EU Voices Concern Over Turkish Military Incursion Into Iraq | Europe | Deutsche Welle | 22.02.2008  "EU-Turkish officials meet in Ankara The New Anatolian / Ankara 23 February 2008 Turkey-EU Troika Political Directors meeting was held in Ankara on Friday. Turkish Foreign Ministry deputy undersecretary Ahmet Acet represented Turkey in the meeting." More: The New Anatolian  "Turkey eases headscarf ban ANKARA, Turkey, Feb. 22 (UPI) -- Turkish President Abdullah Gul approved an easing of the headscarf ban at universities Friday." More: Turkey eases headscarf ban - UPI.com  "Germany adjusts to cope with a retiring Turkish population BERLIN: Mustafa Makinist's father arrived in Germany from Turkey in 1973 with plans to work for five years. He stayed on, working as a machine repairman at Siemens for 25 years. Despite having a house in Turkey, the 68-year-old retiree still spends half the year in Berlin. Makinist, 40, is planning to rent an apartment there for when his father and mother are too old to travel between their adopted and home countries. But he dismissed a common belief that Turkish families care for their elderly relatives in large households consisting of several generations." More: Germany adjusts to cope with a retiring Turkish population - International Herald Tribune "EU's Solana - Turkey incursion 'not best response' BRDO, Slovenia, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Turkey's land offensive into northern Iraq to hunt down Kurdish PKK guerrillas is not the best way for Ankara to deal with its concerns about attacks, EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana said on Friday." More: EU's Solana - Turkey incursion "not best response" | Reuters "2007 FDI hits record-high net $21.9 bln in Turkey Foreign direct investment (FDI) in Turkey rose 9.8 percent to hit $21.9 billion in 2007 and came mostly in the form of privatizations, mergers and acquisitions, and property sales, the Undersecretariat of the Treasury announced in its monthly 'Foreign Direct Investment Data' bulletin published yesterday." More: TODAY'S ZAMAN |
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