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Turkish army reinstalls hi-tech radio in Syria
Turkey has re-installed an encrypted, long-range radio to its territory at the Süleyman Shah Tomb in Syria, despite the al-Assad regimeâs objection in the past, military sources have told daily Hürriyet.
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Turkish army reinstalls hi-tech radar in Syria
Turkey has re-installed an encrypted, long-range radio to its territory at the Süleyman Shah Tomb in Syria, despite the al-Assad regimeâs objection in the past, military sources have told daily Hürriyet.
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Turkish PM's adviser criticizes German media
Turkish PM's adviser criticizes German media
BERLIN -- An adviser to Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has criticized the German media for their "hostile" coverage.
According to the German Spiegel magazine, Yigit Bulut "cautioned that they should learn that nobody can so shamelessly attack the Turkish state, its government, and prime minister."
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Swedish FM Carl Bildt urges Turkey to revise Internet policies
Serkan DemirtaÅ serkan.demirtas@hdn.com.tr Revising Internet policies and continuing necessary economic and political reforms are in the interests of Turkey, Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt has suggested, stressing that the countryâs only path forward is through Europe.
German opposition to Turkey's EU membership rises: poll
A growing majority of Germans are opposed to Turkey entering the European Union, according to a poll published days after Prime Minister Tayyip ErdoÄan made a controversial speech to Turks in Cologne.
Turkish vessel expected to conduct research over Greek continental shelf
Greece is expecting a Turkish vessel to conduct research over the Greek continental shelf without permission on Tuesday, government sources have told Kathimerini.
Bulgaria Among Popular Passover Destinations for Israeli Tourists
Israeli citizens prefer to spend the Passover festival in Turkey, Greece and Bulgaria, according to Turkish tour operators, Bulgarian National Radio reported.
Turkey is the destination of choice for some 6,300 Israeli citizens celebrating the eight-day festival of Passover, also known as Pesach, beginning on 15 April, Turkish Haberler informed.
Bulgaria 2nd Most Preferred Destination Among Turkish Tourists
Bulgaria ranks second after Georgia as the most preferred destination among Turkish residents, according to the Turkish Statistical Institute data.
A total of 7.5 million Turkish citizens traveled abroad in 2013, where they spent USD 5.3M, the statistics showed, cited by the Turkish Haberler.