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New oil pipeline to Turkey soon say KurdsIraqi Kurdistan will start a new oil pipeline to Turkey within months, its energy minister said, increasing the autonomous region's control over its resources in a dispute with Baghdad and raising its exports to world markets. More… |
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Riot police patrol Istanbul ahead of ruling party rallyRiot police fired occasional bursts of teargas in Istanbul on Sunday after a night of unrest to try to prevent anti-government demonstrators from regrouping ahead of a rally by Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan's More… |
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Protesters say PM to respect courts on park plansTurkish protesters said on Friday Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan had pledged to hold off on plans to redevelop an Istanbul park until a court ruled on the project, a move they said was a positive sign after two weeks of protest. Er More… |
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Turkish president urges dialogueTurkey's president called on Wednesday for dialogue with legitimate demonstrators after riot police cleared the Istanbul square at the centre of almost two weeks of protest against Prime Minister Tayyip Erdog More… |
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GCC investors flock to buy Turkish projectsAstas Holding, a top Turkish real estate and hotel developer, said there has been an overwhelming response from Gulf investors for its upcoming luxury residential project, The Residences at Mandarin Oriental Bodrum. 'The Resid More… |
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Travel agencies hit by Turkey turmoilThe political turmoil in Turkey has affected travel and tourism agencies in Bahrain with 30 to 40 per cent of Bahrainis cancelling their bookings over the past few days, said a report. Bahraini travel agents are co-ordinating with More… |
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Travel agencies hit by Turkey turmoilThe political turmoil in Turkey has affected travel and tourism agencies in Bahrain with 30 to 40 per cent of Bahrainis cancelling their bookings over the past few days, said a report. Bahraini travel agents are co-ordinating with More… |
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Turkish protesters want Istanbul project droppedA Turkish protest group demanded on Wednesday that the government abandon plans to redevelop an Istanbul park and that it sack governors and police chiefs the group holds responsible for violence during days of clashes across Turkey. More… |
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Anger at Erdogan's authoritarianism boils overTurkey's most violent riots in decades may have been started by the destruction of a small Istanbul park, but they have exploded in a show of defiance at what many see as the creeping authoritarianism of Prim More… |
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Thousands take to streets in TurkeyTens of thousands of people took to the streets in Turkey's four biggest cities on Sunday and clashed with riot police firing tear gas on the third day of the fiercest anti-government demonstrations in years. The din of car ho More… |
