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The Sierra Leone-flagged Kayan-1, an 86-meter (282-feet) freighter carrying empty containers, tilts on its right side as crew pumped out water, while a tugboat wait to tow it if needed, in the Bosporus, Istanbul, Turkey, Friday, Jan. 20, 2012.
(photo: AP)
Ship sinking after collision in Bosphorus -agent
The Guardian
ISTANBUL, Jan 20 (Reuters) - A cargo ship involved in a collision in Turkey's Bosphorus strait on Friday was in danger of sinking, shipping agency GAC said. "The situation on M/V Kayan I is getting critical minute by minute, and there was a rescue operation for the crew," GAC said in a e-mailed note...
Korea on Track for Nuclear, FTA Deals with Turkey
Chosunilbo
| President Lee Myung-bak and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday agreed to resume cooperation on nuclear power projects worth US$20 billion. As part of that effort, a consortium of SK Engineering and Construction and Korea South-Ea...
Turkey, Europe And Middle East Seek Balance In Islamic Country
Huffington Post
| ISTANBUL (AP) — For adversaries in a long-distance spat, they made an odd couple. Turkey's leader, a brash visionary who propelled his country to regional prominence, tangled with an American author who dwells on the existential in his work. | Th...
Turkey, an imperfect example for the region
WPXI
| For adversaries in a long-distance spat, they made an odd couple. Turkey's leader, a brash visionary who propelled his country to regional prominence, tangled with an American author who dwells on the existential in his work. | The skirmish began w...
Turkey, an imperfect example for the region
Breitbart
| FILE - In this Jan. 3, 2012 file photo, Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip... | FILE - In this Jan. 1, 2012 file photo, Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip... | ISTANBUL (AP) - For adversaries in a long-distance spat, they made an odd couple. Tu...
Turkey, an imperfect example for the region
STL Today
| For adversaries in a long-distance spat, they made an odd couple. Turkey's leader, a brash visionary who propelled his country to regional prominence, tangled with an American author who dwells on the existential in his work. | The skirmish began w...
Turkey, an imperfect example for the region
The State
| ISTANBUL - For adversaries in a long-distance spat, they made an odd couple. Turkey's leader, a brash visionary who propelled his country to regional prominence, tangled with an American author who dwells on the existential in his work. | The skirm...
Turkey, an imperfect example for the region
Denver Post
| Click photo to enlargeFILE - In this Jan. 3, 2012 file photo, Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, right, and the Gaza Strip's Hamas premier Ismail Haniyeh salute lawmakers and supporters of Erdogan's Islamic-rooted Justice and Development...
Turkey, an imperfect example for the region
Atlanta Journal
| ISTANBUL — For adversaries in a long-distance spat, they made an odd couple. Turkey's leader, a brash visionary who propelled his country to regional prominence, tangled with an American author who dwells on the existential in his work. FILE ...
Islam, democracy and prosperity: Turkey scores in Mideast, but the model has flaws
Daily Press
ISTANBUL (AP) — For adversaries in a long-distance spat, they made an odd couple. Turkey's leader, a brash visionary who propelled his country to regional prominence, tangled with an American author who dwells on the existential in his work. | ...
Russia, China draw criticism from Arabs, Turkey; Tunisia urges cutting Syria ties
Orlando Sentinel
MUNICH (AP) — The Russian and Chinese veto of a U.N. resolution aimed at ending Syria's bloodshed drew stinging criticism from Arab and Turkish officials on Sunday, and Tunisia's prime minister said that cutting ties with the Syrian regime is t...
Politics
Two Syrian rebels evacuate an injured fellow rebel in Idlib, Syria, Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012.
(photo: AP)
UN condemns 'appalling brutality' in Syria
Khaleej Times
AMMAN/BEIRUT - Syrian forces bombarded opposition-held neighbourhoods of the city of Homs with rocket and mortar fire on Thursday, activists said, as divided world powers struggled to find a way to end the violence. | The United Nations chief condemned the ferocity of the government assault on Homs, heart of a revolt against President Bashar Al Ass...



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