The New York Times

Recent reportage in the New York Times reminded me of my 95% Rule: "95% of what you read about economics and finance is either wrong or irrelevant". In her piece on the Bulgarian elections, Mariana Ionova wrote:

"Its [Bulgaria's] economy is growing at an annual rate of about 1.6 percent, but that is the slowest pace in the union, and about half the European average."

With no clear majority party emerging in Sunday's early general election Bulgaria is facing the prospect of yet another unstable government coalition, the New York Times has said.

The New York Times condemned 'attacks' against its reporter Yeğinsu

President Erdoğan has slammed the New York Times for a recent story claiming that Turkey is one of the biggest sources of recruits for ISIL militants

Turkey is one of the biggest source of recruits for Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant militants, the New York Times has reported

For some 200,000 individuals and businesses with deposits at Corporate Commercial Bank (KTB) "financial life has hardly returned to normal" since June, the New York Times has said.

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Is Turkey’s new Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu a pan-Islamist ideologue, with imperialist ambitions to reshape the Middle East into a post-national order based on Turkish and Sunni religious supremacy? That is the blockbuster thesis currently turning heads both inside and outside Turkey, thanks to a series of recent articles by Marmara University Assistant Professor Behlül Özkan.

Government officials put the finishing touches over the weekend on their strategy for crucial talks with the troika that are to begin in Paris on Tuesday.

Iraqi warplanes have begun targeting jihadists besieging the Shiite Turkmen town of Amerli amid growing fears for the safety of thousands of residents short of food and water and facing a "massacre".
      

UAE warplanes secretly bombed Islamist militia targets in Libya, apparently catching Washington off guard, as turmoil in the North African country deepened with the Islamists naming a rival premier.
      
American officials said on Aug. 25 that the United Arab Emirates' jets launched two attacks in seven days on the Islamists in Tripoli using bases in Egypt.