By admin on Nov 5, 2007 in Israel, Turkey | 0 Comments
Turkey and Israel Tuesday October 23 agreed to pursue talks on the investment and operational costs of a planned multi-purpose pipeline to carry oil, natural gas, water, electricity and fiber optic cables, Turkish energy minister Hilmi Guler said. (AFP/Middle East Times-Cyprus)
By admin on Jun 6, 2007 in Turkey | 0 Comments
Selcan Hacaoglu (Guardian-UK)
Turkish authorities seized weapons hidden among construction materials on a Syria-bound train from Iran after Kurdish guerrillas bombed and derailed the train on May 25 in southeastern Bingol province. A government official said the cargo included machine guns and pistols, while the private Dogan news agency said the cargo included a rocket [...]
By admin on May 31, 2007 in Turkey | 0 Comments
Thousands of Turks demonstrated in this Black Sea port city on Sunday May 20, against the Islamic-rooted government, which they fear is undermining Turkey’s secular system.
By admin on Feb 27, 2007 in Israel, Turkey | 0 Comments
Turkey to inspect excavation, renovation site Calm was restored to the Old City of Jerusalem today, February 16, after prayer services on the Temple Mount drew to a close, with Israeli Police arresting some 15-20 Muslim youths for sporadic acts of violence and incitement. Some 3,000 police officers were on standby in east Jerusalem and [...]
By admin on Oct 9, 2006 in Lebanon, Turkey | 0 Comments
Turkey, the only Muslim member of NATO and a country with close ties to both Israel and Arab states, will become the first Muslim nation to deploy peacekeepers in Lebanon when it dispatches more than 200 navy officers and soldiers Friday.
By admin on Sep 16, 2006 in Turkey | 0 Comments
A bomb blast in the southeastern Turkish city of Diyarbakir on September 12, killed 11 people and injured at least a dozen more, hospital officials said. CNN.
By admin on Sep 11, 2006 in EU / UN, Lebanon, Turkey | 0 Comments
UN chief Kofi Annan was scheduled to meet Wednesday September 6 with leaders of Turkey, the first Muslim country to pledge troops to the international peacekeeping force monitoring the fragile UN-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hizb’Allah. There is a fear that Turkish troops may face violent clashes with fellow Muslims and supporters of the Hizb’Allah [...]
By admin on Aug 30, 2006 in Terrorism, Turkey | 0 Comments
A bomb exploded in the tourist hotspot of Antalya in southern Turkey on Monday, killing three and injuring a large number of people including four Israelis, local police said. The attack was the fifth bomb to hit Turkey in less than 24 hours.