The tourism Industry turns to Turkey for this year's EMITT Exhibition TravelDailyNews | On 11 February, the 14th edition of EMITT, the East Mediterranean International Travel & Tourism Exhibition will open in Turkey, welcoming thousands of tourism professionals and travel enthusiasts. This year, the event will feature 50 countries, from Turkey’s nearest neighbours to ...
Guus Hiddink linked with Turkey job as Russia gets new FA chief The Guardian | • Dutchman failed to qualify for World Cup with Russia | • Only has six months of contract with Russian federation left | Guus Hiddink won the FA Cup during his short spell as Chelsea caretaker but his return to the Russia job full-time ended in World Cup disappointment. Photograph: Tony O'Bri...
Turkey's Celebi to invest $100 million in Indian airports DNA India | New Delhi: Turkey's Celebi will invest $100 million this year in Indian airports, the ground-handling services company said in a statement on Monday. | Celebi, which has won contracts to service airports in India's capital New Delhi and in ...
Turkey can save the pompous European has-been Daily Star Lebanon | By Jean-Pierre Lehmann | Commentary by | Monday, February 08, 2010 | - Powered by | The Copenhagen Climate Change Conference was an unmitigated disaster for the European Union. Instead of the EU claiming center stage, as its leaders assumed it woul...
Kept out of Afghan meet, India lodges protest with Turkey Indian Express | New Delhi has lodged a protest with Ankara for keeping it out of the Afghanistan security conference in Istanbul, apparently at the behest of Islamabad. This may cast a shadow ov...
Turkey Arrests 120 With Suspected Qaeda Ties The New York Times | ISTANBUL - More than 120 people said to have ties to Al Qaeda, including suspected senior members of the terrorist group's Turkish branch, were arrested in raids across Turkey on...
Turkey police arrest 120 al-Qaeda suspects BBC News | Turkish police have arrested 120 al-Qaeda suspects in a major nationwide anti-terror operation, reports say. | The arrests were made in co-ordinated pre-dawn raids in 16 province...
Military not to solve Afghan problems: Turkey The Siasat Daily | Ankara, February 06: Turkey's president says Afghanistan belongs to the Afghan people and that the country's problems cannot be solved solely through military strategies. | Abdullah Gul told the 28 defense ministers of NATO member states, who have ...
Turkey's balancing act may soon face test on Iran The News International Saturday, February 06, 2010 | Even for a country that boasts about being a bridge between East and West, the Middle East and Europe, Turkey's diplomacy this week must have seemed a bit of a perilous balancing act. | Underlying unique contacts, Turkis...
ANALYSIS - Turkey's balancing act may soon face test on Iran The Star | ISTANBUL Reuters) - Even for a country that boasts about being a bridge between East and West, the Middle East and Europe, Turkey's diplomacy this week must have seemed a bit of a perilous balancing act. Turkey's Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan (R) g...
Kept out of Afghan meet, India lodges protest with Turkey Indian Express | New Delhi has lodged a protest with Ankara for keeping it out of the Afghanistan security conference in Istanbul, apparently at the behest of Islamabad. This may cast a shadow over Turkish President Abdullah Gul’s visit to India next fortnight. Gul, the organiser of the conference, is on a two-day visit to India from February 9 after which he wil...
Turkey police arrest 120 al-Qaeda suspects BBC News | Turkish police have arrested 120 al-Qaeda suspects in a major nationwide anti-terror operation, reports say. | The arrests were made in co-ordinated pre-dawn raids in 16 provinces, said the state-run Anatolia news agency. | Those detained include an alleged militant recruiter who worked at a university in the eastern city of Van, Anatolia quoted ...
