APA-OTS
Turkcell Launches Another First for Turkey: Smart Map for Smart Businesses
Istanbul (ots/PRNewswire) -
Turkcell , the leading communications and technology company has
launched its Smart Map service, marking another first for Turkey. The
service enables companies and institutions to boost the efficiency of
their business plan and increase productivity and …
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Reuters
Turkey presents Prophet's sayings for the 21st Century
ANKARA (Reuters) - Scholars around the Muslim world were alarmed five years ago by news reports that Turkey planned a new, possibly heretical compilation of the Prophet Mohammad's sayings that might...
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Reuters
Turkey prosecutor seeks life sentences for generals over coup: TV
ANKARA (Reuters) - More than 100 senior Turkish army officers face prosecution demands they spend the rest of their lives in jail for their alleged role in toppling Turkey's first Islamist-led government 16 years ago, a Turkish TV channel reported on Wednesday.
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New York Times
Op-Ed Columnist: Tell Me How This Ends
A trip to Yemen, Syria and Turkey is illuminating, but also raises many questions.
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Amnesty International
People on the Move: ‘For many displaced Syrians, going back home is out of the question’
Headline Title:
‘For many displaced Syrians, going back is out of the question’
22 May 2013
This is part of a special ‘People on the Move’ series, highlighting the human rights violations faced by migrants, refugees and asylum-seekers in...
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Huffington Post
David L. Phillips: Remove the PKK From the Terror List
President Barack Obama and Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan had a daunting agenda when they met at the White House last week. The Syria crisis was top of the list. The peace process between Turkey and the PKK was also a priority.
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Amnesty International
Fears for safety of human rights lawyer abducted in Syria
Headline Title:
Fears for safety of human rights lawyer in Syria
21 May 2013
A prominent Syrian human rights lawyer who went missing this weekend after an apparent abduction is at grave risk of abuse, Amnesty International has said. Abdullah al-Khalil,...
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Foreign Policy
Syrian forces and Israeli soldiers exchange fire
Israeli
soldiers returned fire into Syria on Tuesday in response to shots that reportedly
damaged a military vehicle in the third cross-border shooting this week in the
Israeli occupied Golan Heights. There were no injuries reported. An Israeli
spokesperson said, the shots "most likely were stray bullets, we don't know if
it was intentional." However, soon after, the...
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Times LIVE
Three Brazilians die in Turkey hot-air balloon collision
Three Brazilian tourists died Monday and 22 other people were hurt after two hot-air balloons collided in a beauty spot in central Turkey, officials said.
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The Nation
Two tourists die in Turkey hot-air balloon collision
ISTANBUL : Two Brazilian tourists died Monday and 23 other people were hurt after two hot-air balloons collided in a beauty spot in central Turkey, officials said.
The accident occurred over Cappadocia's sculpted rock formations when one balloon collided with the basket of another balloon above and crashed to the ground, the governor of Nevsehir province, Abdurrahman...
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Times LIVE
Three Brazilians die in Turkey hot-air balloon collision
Three Brazilian tourists died Monday and 22 other people were hurt after two hot-air balloons collided in a beauty spot in central Turkey, officials said.
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Goal.com
Roberto Carlos on brink of Turkey move to become manager
The former Fenerbahce man looks set to take the reins at Turkish club Sivasspor in a deal that could be finalized in the next few days.
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Scientific American
Drought Gobbles Up Texas Turkey Hunt
Turkey hunting in Texas dried up along with the state's water due to the epic drought of 2011. And while the drought has relented, turkey season hasn't been the same. [More]
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Foreign Policy
Car bombings hit the Iraqi cities of Baghdad and Basra
A
series of car bombings have hit the Iraqi cities of Baghdad and Basra on Monday, killing
an estimated 48 people. No group has taken responsibility for the attacks
which targeted several Shiite districts of the Iraqi capital as well as the
oil-rich predominantly Shiite city of Basra, in southeastern Iraq. Bombs
exploded at a restaurant and bus stop in Basra, and were...
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Irish Times
Two dead in Turkey hot air balloon crash
Area of dramatic stone landscapes a popular draw for tourists
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Daily Mail
HMS Ark Royal towed from Portsmouth at start of sad final journey to Turkish scrapyard
The aircraft carrier left Portsmouth today for the final time as it is taken 2,000 miles to Turkey where it will be dismantled after efforts to save it failed.
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Telegraph
Hundreds wave goodbye to HMS Ark Royal
The Royal Navy's former flagship HMS Ark Royal is towed away from Portsmouth before being taken to Turkey and scrapped.
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Telegraph
Turkey hot air balloon crash caught on camera
Amateur footage shows the final moments of a hot air balloon before it crashed to the ground in Turkey, killing one person.
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Telegraph
Tourist killed in Turkish hot air balloon collision
A Brazilian tourist was killed and 24 other people injured after two hot air balloons collided mid-air during a sightseeing tour of volcanic rock formations in Turkey.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Video: Turkey balloon crash kills tourists
A Brazilian man dies in a hot air balloon crash in the central Turkish region of Cappadocia.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Hot air balloon crashes in central Turkey, killing 2 tourists
The accident occurred above central Turkey’s Cappadocia region, when an ascending balloon struck another balloon’s wicker basket above it, causing a tear in the balloon’s fabric and sending it plunging to the ground
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BoingBoing
Eurovision 2013: An American in London
It's Sunday morning in London, where I'm living as of less than a week ago. I've got a hangover and kitchen cleanup duty, and on top of that, I'm out £10. An actual live baby fox entered our house last night. Last night was Eurovision. I've had my first Eurovision party as an embedded foreigner. [...]
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Times of India
Two tourists killed in Turkey hot-air balloon collision
A Brazilian and a Spanish tourist died today and 23 other people were hurt after two hot-air balloons collided in a beauty spot in central Turkey, officials said.
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The Guardian
Hezbollah troops aid Syrian government advance on border town
Battle for Qusair believed to be edging in favour of loyalist forces, and role of Hezbollah marks new escalation in crisisSyrian and Hezbollah troops have pushed deep into the strategic border town of Qusair after a ferocious artillery and mortar blitz that is thought to have killed more than 50 residents and laid bare the Lebanese militia's direct support for the Assad...
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Reuters
Brazilian killed in hot-air balloon crash in Turkey
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A hot-air balloon flying over Cappadocia, a tourist destination in central Turkey, crashed after colliding with another balloon on Monday, killing a Brazilian passenger and injuring 24 other people, the Anatolian news agency said.
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ElPais
Técnicas Reunidas logra en Turquía un proyecto de 860 millones
La empresa española construirá una refinería de petróleo en el país euroasiático, considerado estratégico
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FOX
1 killed, 24 injured in hot air balloon crash in Turkey |
CNN
Hot air balloons collide in Turkey, killing 1 person |
AP
Turkey: 1 killed, 24 injured in balloon crash
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) -- Two hot air balloons collided mid-air during a sightseeing tour of volcanic rock formations in Turkey on Monday, causing one of them to crash to the ground, officials said. One Brazilian tourist was killed while 24 other people on board were injured....
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USA Today
In Turkey, anger as Syrian conflict spills over
Turkey has endured several attacks by Syria, and many worry the attacks will only increase.
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Times of India
Plane crashes at Turkish airshow; pilot killed
Turkey's state-run news agency says a jet has crashed during an airshow in southern Turkey, killing its pilot.
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The Guardian
EU decision to lift Syrian oil sanctions boosts jihadist groups
Jabhat al-Nusra, an al-Qaida affiliate, consolidates position as scramble for control of wells acceleratesThe EU decision to lift Syrian oil sanctions to aid the opposition has accelerated a scramble for control over wells and pipelines in rebel-held areas and helped consolidate the grip of jihadist groups over the country's key resources.Jabhat al-Nusra, affiliated with...
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Video: Police, protesters clash in Turkey border town
Demonstrators in the Turkish border town of Reyhanli clash with riot police during an anti-government protest over recent deadly bomb attacks.
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The Jerusalem Post
Israel, Turkey and gas
It is becoming evident that a veiled agenda underpinned the recent Turkish willingness to consider a rapprochement with Israel.
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TechCrunch
Why We Aren't Developing For OUYA
Editor's note: Tolga Ozuygur is the co-founder of Overdose Caffeine, an indie game-development company from Turkey that develops cross-platform, real-time multiplayer games. Follow him on Twitter @tolgaozuygur.
We at Overdose Caffeine had previously announced that Pocket Fleet, a real-time multiplayer space dogfight game developed for mobile...
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The Guardian
Bashar al-Assad: 'We can't negotiate with fragmented rebels'
The Syrian president says that the opposition could not uphold any peace deal, and blames the west for supporting themSyria's embattled leader Bashar al-Assad has used a rare interview – carried out amid the sound of artillery fire resounding through his presidential palace in Damascus – to warn the United States and Russia that their efforts to bring about talks will...
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Foreign Policy
MEC Review: Saudi human rights and all that
My column this week focuses once again on human rights issues in Saudi Arabia. I actually had a different column on an entirely different topic written and ready to run -- look for it next week. But then I ran into the Saudi lawyer Abd al-Aziz Hussan here in Washington, and heard more about how he has been harrassed for his defense of human rights activists. I thought...
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Reuters
Turkish PM says no decision yet on further Iran oil import cuts
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday Turkey had already significantly reduced its oil imports from Iran, which is under the choke of Western sanctions, and further cutbacks would depend on his country's energy needs.
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Reuters
Protesting Bulgarian drivers block truck traffic to Turkey
SOFIA (Reuters) - Disgruntled Bulgarian truck drivers blocked traffic at two major border checkpoints with neighboring Turkey on Friday to protest against what they said were Turkish restrictions to their operations.
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Foreign Policy
Russia sends advanced missiles to Syria while planning peace conference
Russia has sent advanced
antiship
cruise missiles to Syria, according to anonymous U.S. officials. The
Yakhonts, which have an advanced radar, underscore the continued support of
Russia for the Syrian regime, giving the government the capacity to stave off
international efforts to reinforce the Syrian opposition by sea. The shipment
comes as the United States and Russia...
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Foreign Policy
Morning Brief: Obama rules out unilateral action in Syria as Russia ships advanced missiles to Assad
Obama rules out unilateral action in Syria as Russia ships advanced missiles to Assad
Top news: U.S. President Barack Obama again ruled out unilateral U.S. military action in Syria at a press conference with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan yesterday. "It's not going to be something that the United States does by itself.
And I don't think anybody in...
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Daily Mail
England name squad for Under 20s World Cup in Turkey
England Under 20s manager Peter Taylor has named his 35-man squad for this summer's World Cup, including four debutants at international youth level.
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APA-OTS
Fi Istanbul's Success Demonstrates Unlimited Market Opportunities in Turkey, the Middle East & North Africa
Amsterdam (ots/PRNewswire) -
Staggering 3,000 Visitors + 150 Exhibiting Brands and Record
Re-Booking Volumes for the 2014 Event
Yes, we've got a lot to shout about and so we would like to start
with a huge thank you to all of our exhibitors who helped to make
Food ingredients Istanbul such a …
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
I decided to go all-phone for a week. Here's what I learned
Going cold turkey on e-mailing and texting showed me how much technology has shaped me and my friendships
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Al Jazhera
Turkey arrests 'prime suspect' over blasts
Police say one of the main perpetrators of bombings that killed more than 50 people near Syria border has been detained.
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Reuters
Turkey detains prime suspect in car bombings
ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish police have detained a man they believe to be one of the main perpetrators of car bombings that killed more than 50 people near the Syrian border, officials said on Friday.
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New York Times
Op-Ed Contributors: Can Obama Save Turkey From a Syrian Quagmire?
The war in Syria is spilling over into Turkey and threatening a decade of economic gains — and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s political future.
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Daily Mail
Chaos in Turkey as police use tear gas and water cannons to put down rioters protesting over Syria
Two groups of protesters were marching to Besiktas district near the Dolmabahce Palace on the European side of the city when officers blocked their path.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Gaza issue cools warming relations between Turkey and Washington
Barack Obama and Recep Tayyip Erdogan agree on Syria, but differ on how to deal with Hamas and Gaza amid Israeli-Palestinian tensions
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White House
Joint Press Conference by President Obama and Prime Minister Erdogan of Turkey
Rose Garden
12:48 P.M. EDT
PRESIDENT OBAMA: Please be seated, everybody. Good afternoon.
It is a great pleasure to welcome my friend, Prime Minister Erdogan, back to the White House. This visit is also another opportunity for me to return the extraordinary hospitality that the Prime Minister and the Turkish people showed me on my visit to Turkey four years ago. ...
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White House
Fact Sheet: U.S.-Turkey Partnership
The United States and Turkey share a strong partnership and friendship, rooted in common values and strategic interests, and reinforced by the enduring links between the people of both countries. The United States is firmly committed to broadening and deepening this partnership, and together we have taken great strides in recent years. A shared vision for how to advance...
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White House
Fact Sheet: U.S.-Turkey Economic Partnership
In April 2009, President Obama and Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan agreed to elevate U.S.-Turkish bilateral economic relations to a strategic level commensurate with our historically close political-military ties. In the last four years, U.S.-Turkish commercial relations have touched new highs; bilateral trade reached record levels of nearly $20 billion in 2011, with...
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The Guardian
Obama stays cautious on Syria after talks as Turkey presses for urgency
President and Turkish prime minister skate over differences on Syria as two put focus on agreement that Assad must goBarack Obama and Turkish prime minister Recep Erdogan skated over major differences on how to deal with the Syrian crisis after a lengthy meeting at the White House on Thursday.Obama, at a joint press conference in the Rose Garden, said there was "no magic...
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The Guardian
Iran election: Rafsanjani defends decision to stand as his 'national duty'
Pro-regime figures call for Rafsanjani's disqualification amid growing support for ex-president's candidacy from Green movementHashemi Rafsanjani, the dark horse heavyweight candidate in Iran's presidential election, has hit back at hardline pro-regime figures who are alarmed by his growing popularity to insist that he has a "religious and national duty" to run – and...
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The Guardian
Syria crisis: number of refugees tops 1.5 million, says UN
UNHCR warns Syrian refugee total may be even higher as number fleeing conflict continues to soar at alarming rateThe scale and speed of the exodus of those fleeing the violence in Syria has been underlined by UN figures showing that the number of refugees has topped 1.5 million, just 10 weeks after the millionth refugee fled to safety.The UN's refugee agency, the UNHCR,...
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Al Jazhera
Turkey PM and Obama discuss Syria
Two leaders pledge to increase pressure on Syria's President Bashar al-Assad to step down during talks in Washington.
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AP
US, Turkey project united front on Syria
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan projected a united front Thursday on Syria, keeping stark differences about how much the U.S. should intervene behind closed doors as they looked to Russia and the global community to close ranks behind efforts to oust Syrian President Bashar Assad....
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Foreign Policy
A wave of bombings kills dozens of people in Iraq
A series of bombings across
Iraq Wednesday evening killed at least 34 people. Within an hour in the
capital Baghdad, 11 explosions, mostly car bombings, killed 23 people and
wounded over 100 others, mostly in Shiite districts. Sadr
City was hit the worst with three bombs, two of which exploded in busy
markets, but attacks were also reported in Kadhimiya, Husseiniya,...
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USA Today
Obama's day: Talking Turkey (and Syria)
President Obama turns back to Middle East diplomacy on Thursday.
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White House
Op-Ed by President Obama: A Partnership That Delivers
The piece was published today in Turkish by Turkish Daily “Sabah” and can be found here. The full English text of the op-ed by President Obama is printed below.
A Partnership That Delivers
By President Barack Obama
Turkey and the United States have been partners since shortly after the birth of the modern Turkish Republic. As NATO allies,...
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CNN
Opinion: Turkey may be Obama's key to solving Syria crisis |
Al Jazhera
Turkey prime minister meets with Obama
Turkish prime minister is meeting with US president at the White House to discuss the two-year-conflict in Syria.
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Times LIVE
Turkey arrests four over bombings near Syrian border
Four suspects were arrested in Turkey late on Wednesday in connection with car bombings that killed 51 people in a town near the Syrian border at the weekend, state-run Anatolian news agency reported.
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CNN
Report: 4 arrested in connection with southern Turkey explosions |
Foreign Policy
General Assembly 'strongly' condemns Syrian human rights abuses
The 193-member U.N. General Assembly today "strongly"
condemned the Syrian government for its "indiscriminate" shelling and bombing
of civilian populations and the commission of "widespread and systematic" human
rights in a conflict that has dragged on for more than 2 years and left more
than 70,000 people dead.
The resolution -- which was co-sponsored by most Arab...
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Foreign Policy
Turkey waits for Washington
As Turkish Prime
Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan visits Washington this week, he will prod the
White House to increase its support for the Syrian opposition and will likely
encourage President Barack Obama to consider enforcing a no-fly zone. The
powerful prime minister has been a forceful advocate for multi-lateral
intervention in Syria, arguing that the international...
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Foreign Policy
It’s a Nice Place to Visit, But I Wouldn’t Want to Be a Reporter There - By Christophe Deloire and Joel Simon
How did
Turkey become the world's leading jailer of journalists?
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Foreign Policy
Morning Brief: Russia expels U.S. diplomat accused of spying
Russia expels U.S. diplomat accused of spying
Top news: Russia expelled a low-level U.S. diplomat accused of sprying and trying to recruit a Russian security official as a U.S. agent, but the bizarre circumstances of the arrest have raised questions over the authenticity of the Russian allegations.
The alleged spy, a third secretary named Ryan Fogle who works...
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Daily Mail
Could YOU eat for £1 a day? Supermarket creates budget recipes to help families live on the cheap
Aldi's menu includes meals such as pea soup, ham bagels, baked potatoes with mushrooms, salmon and sardine fishcakes and turkey chilli.
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Daily Mail
Woman, 22, who underwent world's first successful womb transplant loses IVF baby
Derya Sert, 22, who was born without a womb, had been receiving in vitro fertilisation (IVF) treatment after the transplant in August 2011. Her hospital in Turkey announced today the pregnancy had been terminated.
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White House
Press Briefing by Press Secretary Jay Carney, 5/15/2013
James S. Brady Press Briefing Room
1:26 P.M. EDT
MR. CARNEY: Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. I want to thank you for being here today.
I’ve often been asked and seen some comments about what it’s like to be up here, having been over there on the firing line, if you will. And I can remember sitting in the chair that...
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White House
Press Briefing by Press Secretary Jay Carney, 05/14/2013
James S. Brady Press Briefing Room
1:09 P.M. EDT
MR. CARNEY: Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for being here. I appreciate your attendance. And I have no announcements to make at the top, so I'll go straight to the Associated Press.
Q Thanks, Jay. For fear of stating the obvious, the White House right now is confronting a confluence of issues...
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AllThingsDigital
Cisco's Q3 Results Beat Street Consensus
Winning in a "slow but steady economic environment," CEO Chambers says.
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AP
Allianz: Low rates to keep earnings under pressure
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) -- Low losses from natural disasters and higher prices in the key markets of Germany, Turkey and Latin America lifted profits at German insurance company Allianz SE during the first quarter....
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Irish Times
Backlash against refugees on Turkish border forcing many to return to Syria
Turkey is home to more than 400,000 refugees fleeing ongoing conflict
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
First Kurdish fighters withdraw from Turkey, enter Iraq under peace plan
It’s a small but significant step in the ambitious process to end a conflict that has killed 40,000 people, ravaged the region’s economy and tarnished Turkey’s human-rights record.
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The Guardian
Young and poor hit hardest as UK cuts widen inequality, says OECD
Senior analyst says coalition has chosen policies likely to 'fall on the back of the poor population groups'The OECD has warned that Britain faces rising levels of inequality by pursuing austerity polices that are widening the gulf between rich and poor.In a report examining the developed world's response to the global slowdown, the thinktank warns that the "financial...
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New York Times
National Briefing | Midwest: Iowa: Judge Cuts Settlement for Mentally Disabled Workers
A judge has reduced a landmark $240 million verdict to $1.6 million against Henry’s Turkey Service of Goldthwaite, Tex for 32 mentally disabled workers who suffered years of abuse.
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perez hilton
Ke$ha’s Warrior Tour Is Going To Small Towns And State Fairs This Summer!
Inneresting… we don’t quite know what to make of this.
Is Ke$ha being nice by going out of her way to bring her dance-tastic music to some of the less-populated towns, or is this pop singer’s career totally backsliding??
Ke$ha is already touring this summer with Pitbull, but she just announced her own headlining North America [...]
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Reuters
International Criminal Court examines Gaza flotilla raid
THE HAGUE (Reuters) - The International Criminal Court's prosecutor said on Tuesday she would open a preliminary examination into the events surrounding the 2010 Israeli raid on a humanitarian aid flotilla bound from Turkey to the Gaza strip in which nine people died.
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Irish Times
Turkey pays off final IMF instalment
Last loan payment of $422 million to be made to International Monetary Fund after 52 years
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Reuters
Turkish womb transplant patient loses baby
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A woman who was the first to have a successful womb transplant from a dead donor has had her pregnancy terminated after the embryo showed no heart beat, doctors in Turkey said on Tuesday.
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Reuters
First Kurdish rebels reach Iraq under Turkish peace plan
HEROR, Iraq (Reuters) - Weary and caked in mud, the first group of Kurdish militants to leave Turkey under a peace plan to end three decades of war descended a mountain into Iraq on Tuesday to be met with embraces from PKK comrades.
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Al Jazhera
PKK fighters arrive in Iraq under peace deal
First batch of Kurdish fighters withdrawing from Turkey received by their comrades in northern Iraq.
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Reuters
First Kurdish rebels arrive in Iraq under Turkey peace plan
HEROR, Iraq (Reuters) - Weary and caked in mud, the first group of Kurdish militants to leave Turkey under a peace plan descended a mountain into Iraq early on Tuesday to be met with embraces from PKK comrades, in a symbolic step towards ending a three-decades-old insurgency.
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Times LIVE
Turkey considers tighter limits on alcohol sale and consumption
The Turkish government has prepared a draft law that would ban advertising alcoholic drinks in what officials say is an effort to protect children but could further divide religious and secularist Turks.
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Los Angeles Times
Turkey bombings prompt outcry over support for Syria rebels |
Times LIVE
Turkey considers tighter limits on alcohol sale and consumption
The Turkish government has prepared a draft law that would ban advertising alcoholic drinks in what officials say is an effort to protect children but could further divide religious and secularist Turks.
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Reuters
Turkey considers tighter limits on alcohol sale and consumption
ANKARA (Reuters) - The Turkish government has prepared a draft law that would ban advertising alcoholic drinks in what officials say is an effort to protect children but could further divide...
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White House
Remarks by President Obama and Prime Minister Cameron of the United Kingdom in Joint Press Conference
East Room
11:41 A.M. EDT
PRESIDENT OBAMA: Good morning, everybody. Please have a seat. And to all our moms out there, I hope you had a wonderful Mother’s Day.
It’s always a great pleasure to welcome my friend and partner, Prime Minister David Cameron. Michelle and I have wonderful memories from when David and Samantha visited us last year. There was a lot...
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CNN
Why the Syrian quagmire threatens Turkey |
Reuters
UN Security Council strongly condemns Turkey bombings
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The U.N. Security Council on Monday strongly condemned deadly weekend car bombings in Turkey, saying it was crucial "to bring perpetrators, organizers, financiers and sponsors of these reprehensible acts of terrorism to justice."
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Foreign Policy
Elections and Iraq's Never Ending Crisis
Iraq's April 20 provincial
elections were like two elections in one country. They included all provinces
outside the Kurdistan region except Kirkuk, due to a long-standing dispute over
election law, and the predominately Sunni provinces of Anbar and Ninawa, where
the cabinet postponed elections under the pretext of security following a
series of candidate assassinations....
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Foreign Policy
Turkey blames Syria and international inaction for border attacks
Syria has
denied responsibility for two
car bombings on Saturday in the Turkish border town of Reyhanli that killed
an estimated 46 people and injured 100 others. Syrian Information Minister
Omran al-Zoubi said his country "did not commit
and would never commit such an act because our values would not allow that."
Turkish police have arrested nine Turkish citizens suspected...
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Foreign Policy
Morning Brief: Nawaz Sharif scores resounding win in Pakistan
Nawaz Sharif scores resounding win in Pakistan
Top news: With initial returns indicating Nawaz Sharif secured a resouding majority in parliamentary elections Saturday, the former prime minister, who was ousted in a coup in 1999, has begun discussions to form a government, even as allegations of widespread voting fraud abound.
Current estimates indicate that Sharif's...
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The Jerusalem Post
Syrian refugees fear Turkish backlash after bombings
Turkey is home to some 400,000 refugees from Syria, and after recent escalations in the civil war, they fear for their safety.
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Huffington Post
Dr. Josef Olmert: Turkey and Syria -- the Boiling Pot and Its Implications
Reyhanli is a town on the Turkish side of the border with Syria. Nothing special to write about this sleepy coastal town, until two days ago that is. Out of the blue, two car bombs exploded there, leaving a trail of blood and misery with 43 innocent civilians dead.
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FT
Turkey defies US with Kurdish north Iraq energy deal
Ankara ignores Washington and Baghdad’s warnings against striking energy agreement, as it looks to bolster its influence in north Iraq
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The Guardian
Syrian regime in control of disputed southern town, says activist group
Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says rebels have been dealt setback in effort to force path through Deraa provinceSyrian troops have taken control of a town near the main road linking the capital, Damascus, with Jordan, an advance in the regime's campaign to drive rebels from the south, an activist group has said.Rebels seeking to topple President Bashar al-Assad are...
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CNN
Pilot says 'I'm jumping' as Turkey loses contact with jet |
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