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Foreign Minister Erato Kozakou-Marcoullis told Army Radio Wednesday that Turkey has initiated military exercises aimed at threatening both Israel and Cyprus. She added that the move was an attempt to assert control over natural gas drilling in the...
Stock symbols are in parentheses. Koc Holding AS (KCHOL) , Turkey’s largest group of companies, whose revenue acounts for about 6 percent of gross domestic product, added 1.7 percent to 7.28 liras. Company sales grew 38 percent in 2011, excluding its...
A paramilitary police officer walks past a poster of Aziz Yildirim as thousands of Fenerbahce fans shout slogans outside a Turkish court house in support of 93 suspects, including the club's jailed president Aziz Yildirim, ahead of the opening hearing... View Photo »
Turkey became a member of NATO when the governor was 2 years old. Turkey is an important member who has contributed immensely to the Transatlantic Organization's struggle and shall remain as one.
British historian and journalist Ali considers it unlikely that Syrian president will step down on his own accord. “He has to be pushed out,” Tariq Ali insists, for which “the Syrian people are doing their best”. Pressure is being mounted outside...
Yet it is steering clear, for now, of proposals for a "safe haven" across the border where civilians could shelter and army defectors regroup. Turkey matters in the global debate about the bloodshed because of its 566-mile (911-kilometer) frontier with...
Fenerbahce fans shout slogans outside a Turkish court house in support of 93 suspects, including the club's jailed president Aziz Yildirim, ahead of the opening hearing of a match-fixing case in Silivri near Istanbul, Turkey, Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012. ... View Photo »
Turkey joined NATO while the governor was still 2-years old ... It is a member that has made important contributions to the trans-Atlantic alliance's conflict-full history. It is among countries that are at the front lines in the fight against terrorism.
Yet it is steering clear, for now, of proposals for a "safe haven" across the border where civilians could shelter and army defectors regroup. Turkey matters in the global debate about the bloodshed because of its 566-mile (911-kilometer) frontier with...
The Turks are essentially actors in a proxy conflict as hosts to Syrian dissidents, and they are also trying to amass pressure on Syrian President Bashar Assad and deliver aid to Syrian civilians. Some dissidents suggest a buffer zone with foreign...
Turkey (Turkish: Türkiye), officially the Republic of Turkey (Türkiye Cumhuriyeti (help·info)), is a Eurasian country that stretches across the Anatolian peninsula in southwestern Asia and the Balkan region of southeastern Europe. Turkey borders eight countries: Bulgaria to the northwest, Greece to the west, Georgia to the northeast, Armenia,... Full Article
ISTANBUL, TURKEY - OCTOBER 23: A view of Istanbul on October 23, 2011 in Istanbul, Turkey.
View Photo »ISTANBUL, TURKEY - OCTOBER 23: The Yeni Camii, The New Mosque in the Eminonu district is seen on October 23, 2011 in Istanbul, Turkey.
View Photo »ISTANBUL, TURKEY - OCTOBER 23: The Turkish flag is seen on October 23, 2011 in Istanbul, Turkey.
View Photo »ISTANBUL, TURKEY - OCTOBER 21: A view inside the Grand Bazaar, one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world, with more than 58 covered streets and over 4,000 shops which attract between 250,000 and half a million visitors daily, on October 21, 2011 in Istanbul, Turkey.
View Photo »ISTANBUL, TURKEY - OCTOBER 23: Turkish Delight is advertised in a shop window on October 23, 2011 in Istanbul, Turkey.
View Photo »ISTANBUL, TURKEY - OCTOBER 23: The Galata Tower and the Bosphorus River is seen on October 23, 2011 in Istanbul, Turkey.
View Photo »ISTANBUL, TURKEY - OCTOBER 23: A view inside the Sultanahmet Mosque on October 23, 2011 in Istanbul, Turkey.
View Photo »ISTANBUL, TURKEY - OCTOBER 23: The Hagia Sophia church, now a museum, on October 23, 2011 in Istanbul, Turkey.
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View Photo »Seagulls rest in snow on the Bosporus in Istanbul, Turkey, Friday, Feb. 10, 2012. Weather authorities forecast that the cold snap will continue throughout the country until the weekend as heavy snow and cold weather paralyzed life and closed several roads in eastern Turkey.
View Photo »A paramilitary police officer walks past a poster of Aziz Yildirim as thousands of Fenerbahce fans shout slogans outside a Turkish court house in support of 93 suspects, including the club's jailed president Aziz Yildirim, ahead of the opening hearing of a match-fixing case in Silivri...
View Photo »Turkey's Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu speaks during an interview with Reuters in Ankara February 8, 2012. Davutoglu said, that the international community must send a strong message of support to the Syrian people and send aid to residents of the city of Homs, under artillery attack...
View Photo »Turkey's Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu poses to Reuters as he gives a break in his office in Ankara February 8, 2012. Davutoglu said, in an interview with Reuters, that the international community must send a strong message of support to the Syrian people and send aid to residents of...
View Photo »Fenerbahce fans shout slogans outside a Turkish court house in support of 93 suspects, including the club's jailed president Aziz Yildirim, ahead of the opening hearing of a match-fixing case in Silivri near Istanbul, Turkey, Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012. Yildirim and 92 others have been...
View Photo »Fenerbahce fans shout slogans outside a Turkish court house in support of 93 suspects, including the club's jailed president Aziz Yildirim, ahead of the opening hearing of a match-fixing case in Silivri near Istanbul, Turkey, Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012. Yildirim and 92 others have been...
View Photo »Paramilitary police stand as Fenerbahce fans shout slogans outside a Turkish court house in support of 93 suspects, including the club's jailed president Aziz Yildirim, ahead of the opening hearing of a match-fixing case in Silivri near Istanbul, Turkey, Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012. Yildirim...
View Photo »Paramilitary police stand as thousands of Fenerbahce fans shout slogans outside a Turkish court house in support of 93 suspects, including the club's jailed president Aziz Yildirim, ahead of the opening hearing of a match-fixing case in Silivri near Istanbul, Turkey, Tuesday, Feb. 14,...
View Photo »Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan addresses the lawmakers of his Islamic-rooted party at the parliament in Ankara, Turkey, Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012. Erdogan, calling the veto at the UN Security Council a "fiasco" said his country can't remain silent to the massacre of Syrian...
View Photo »Turkey's Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan (3rd L) greets members of parliament from his ruling AK Party (AKP) during a meeting at the Turkish parliament in Ankara February 7, 2012. Turkey is preparing a new initiative with those countries who oppose the Syrian government, Erdogan said on...
View Photo »A woman shouts slogans as Syrians living in Turkey stage a protest outside the Syrian consulate to condemn the latest killings by Syrian regime in Syria, in Istanbul, Turkey, Monday, Feb. 6, 2012. Turkey's President Abdullah Gul and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan condemned violence...
View Photo »Turkey's national soccer team coach Guus Hiddink on the pitch before their Euro 2012 Group A qualifying soccer match against Azerbaijan at the Turk Telekom Arena stadium in Istanbul, on October 11, 2011.
View Photo »Turkey's Burak Yilmaz celebrates after a goal during the Euro 2012 Group A qualifying football match Turkey vs Azerbaijan at the Turk Telekom Arena stadium in Istanbul on October 11, 2011.
View Photo »Supporters of Besiktas are seen before their Turkey Super League soccer derby match against Fenerbahce starts at Fenerbahce's Sukru Saracoglu stadium in Istanbul, Turkey, Sunday, Feb. 5, 2012.
View Photo »Syrian men living in Turkey shout slogans during a protest against Syria's President Bashar Al-Assad in front of the Syrian Consulate in Istanbul February 5, 2012.
View Photo »Turkey's Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan (4th R) and South Korea's President Lee Myung-bak (4th L) are seen with their wives Emine Erdogan (2nd L) and Kim Yoon-ok (3rd L) during a luncheon in Istanbul February 5, 2012. Lee is in Turkey for a three-day state visit.
View Photo »ISTANBUL, TURKEY - OCTOBER 23: A view of Istanbul on October 23, 2011 in Istanbul, Turkey.
View Photo »Turkey became a member of NATO when the governor was 2 years old. Turkey is an important member who has contributed immensely to the Transatlantic Organization's struggle and shall remain as one.
Turkey joined NATO while the governor was still 2-years old ... It is a member that has made important contributions to the trans-Atlantic alliance's conflict-full history. It is among countries that are at the front lines in the fight against terrorism.
When you have a country [Turkey] that is being ruled by what many would perceive to be Islamic terrorists, when you start seeing that type of activity against their own citizens, then yes, not only is it time for us to have a conversation about whether or not they belong to be in NATO, but it’s time for...
Do you believe Turkey still belongs in NATO?
Turkey still belongs in NATO.
the murder rate of women has increased 1,400 percent, press freedom has declined to the level of Russia, Prime Minister of Turkey has embraced Hamas and Turkey threatened military action against both Israel and Cyprus since the Islamist-oriented party took over.
Turkey became a NATO member when Mr. Governor was two years old
an honor to be a part of the group headed by European reformists - former Prime Minister of the Czech Republic Jan Fischer, Slovakian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Ivan Miklos, and former Finance Minister of Turkey Kemal Dervis
US and Turkey have asked their nationals to leave Syria. The Arab League is linking up with the European Union on Syria. France is taking the leadership (role) once again. Interestingly, Turkey has been invited to the EU foreign ministers’ meeting in Brussels. The moves look strikingly similar to the Li...
full supply-chain management to ensure the smooth transit of(European Union) government cargo from various Ports of Entry including Riga, Latvia; Poti, Georgia; Mersin, Turkey and Bandar Abbas, Iran, through to multiple NATO/ ISAF camps in North and South Afghanistan
We are prepared to first target the NATO defence missile shield in Turkey if we are threatened. And then we’ll move on to other targets
Iran will target NATO's missile defense installations in Turkey if the US or Israel attacks the Islamic Republic
Should we be threatened, we will target NATO's missile defense shield in Turkey and then hit the next targets
very important to the defense of all NATO countries against the growing missile threat that is emerging in the world ... We're very pleased that Turkey is standing up as a NATO ally to do that.
If there is a threat we will target NATO's missile shields in Turkey and will then go after the next targets
We have proposed that Turkey be invited to the foreign ministers' council to discuss the situation in Syria and the secretary general of the Arab League will make a presentation
Turkey is supporting the decisions and measures taken by the vaporous Arab League against Syria
As negotiator and facilitator between the Syrian government and the internal opposition, Turkey has a role to play ... but provoking Syria along the border, lecturing Bashar al-Assad as if he were a refractory provincial governor during Ottoman rule and giving support to people who are killing Syrian ci...
If we are threatened, initially we are prepared to target the NATO missile shield in Turkey
The sanctions should not target the people of Syria. As Turkey, we support the process initiated by the Arab League.
When civilians are killed in Syria and the Syrian regime increases its cruelty to innocent people, it should not be expected for Turkey and the Arab League to be silent
The structure of military alliances respectively on the US-NATO and Syria-Iran-SCO sides, not to mention the military involvement of Israel, the complex relationship between Syria and Lebanon, the pressures exerted by Turkey on Syria's northern border, point indelibly to a dangerous process of escalatio...
Turkey is a member of NATO with a powerful military force. Moreover, Israel and Turkey have a longstanding joint military-intelligence agreement, which is explicitly directed against Syria.
If we are threatened, initially we are prepared to target the NATO missile shields in Turkey and then we will target other places
Turkey’s position is not to topple the regime, not to topple the revolution; it wants to stop the bloodshed. It’s a great point ... What scared us at the beginning was Turkey’s position toward Libya, opposing NATO intervention in Libya, but later Turkey joined the international community.
