Does Turkey’s AK Party reduce Democracy to Elections alone?
here is widespread criticism that Turkey’s ruling AK Party has a poor democratic performance.
Not Financial Speculations, but Financial Attacks against Turkey?
Second, starting from 2013, different terrorist organizations, namely FETO (Gulenist Terror Organization), PKK, Daesh and DHKP-C, one after another, so to speak, have waged war against Turkey.
The Future of CHP and Turkey’s Democracy
It’s the same old story for CHP and this saddens me greatly, as I believe that it is one of the most important political parties of Turkey and could contribute immensely to our democracy and our country.
Turkey: New company launches jump over %27 in February
he number of newly established companies in Turkey jumped 27.
Iraqi parliament speaker backs Turkey’s anti-PKK fight
he visiting Iraqi Parliament Speaker, Salim al-Jabouri, has backed Turkey’s fight against the PKK terror group.
Turkey: Private sector loans from abroad on rise
The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) announced that the private sector's pending long-term loans from abroad rose $5 billion whereas short-term loans -- excluding trade credits -- increased by $506 million compared to the end of 2017.
Turkey, Sudan to found agriculture, livestock company
urkey and Sudan will establish a joint agricultural and livestock company, the Turkish government's Official Gazette announced on Thursday.
Turkey: Unemployment falls to 10.4 percent
urkey's unemployment rate stood at 10.
What does Qatari support for Turkey’s Afrin Operation mean?
It seems that Gulf countries seem to have no strategy for dealing with Iran, and they are short-sighted in not supporting Turkey, even though Turkey is the only country capable of pushing back against Iran in the region.
Turkey-EU summit in Bulgaria ‘very important’ for ties
he upcoming Turkey-European Union (EU) summit in Bulgaria is a “very important step” in resolving issues between the EU and Turkey, according to a senior EU official on Wednesday.
Turkey working for the normalization of Syria
n March 3, 2018, Turkey's Office of the Prime Ministry, Directorate General of Press and Information organized a visit consisting of foreign reporters and non-governmental organizations to Syria.
Women diplomats strengthen Turkey’s foreign policy
Turkey with its 255 ambassadors has one of the largest diplomatic networks in the world.
Moody’s downgrades Turkey’s rating, outlook stable
oody's downgraded Turkey's sovereign rating to 'Ba2' from 'Ba1', and changed its outlook to "stable" from "negative", the global rating agency announced Wednesday.
Turkey issues arrest warrants for 121 FETO suspects
Among those being sought is Fatmanur Gulen, the niece of FETO leader Fethullah Gulen and Belkis Nur Tetik, the sister-in-law of Adil Oksuz, who is accused of being a mastermind of the 2016 defeated coup in Turkey.
The US must end Support to the YPG to repair Ties with Turkey
must end its military and political support to the YPG not only to repair ties with Turkey but also to bring long lasting stability to Syria.
What Happened in Turkey on February 28?
Turkey’s conservatives barred from accessing education
The coup’s most prominent aspect was education.
Notes from the Border: What Operation Olive Branch means for the Border Towns of Turkey
ith the escalation of the Syrian Civil War, attacks on Turkey’s border towns began to increase from 2012 onwards.
Erdogan: Turkey to lay siege to Afrin city center soon
Addressing the Justice and Development (AK) Party's parliamentary group meeting, Erdogan said Turkey entered Syria's Afrin region "to make the region livable and secure.
Turkey, US reach ‘understanding’ to normalize ties
nkara and Washington have “reached an understanding” to normalize ties following a period of tensions, Turkey’s foreign minister said on Friday.
Turkey, Germany vow to improve strained ties
“Whatever their names are, their main purpose is to violate peace in the region and create new troublesome fields,” he said, adding that Turkey wants to see its allies’ support.
