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Friday, January 16, 2015

Turkey Zaman

Business
Erdoğan signals further pressure on central bank

Erdoğan signals further pressure on central bank

In a new signal of increased political pressure on the Turkish Central Bank, President »» »»
World
ICC opens inquiry into possible war crimes in Palestinian territories

ICC opens inquiry into possible war crimes in Palestinian territories

Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court said on Friday they had opened a »» »»
Arts & Culture
Workshops focus on displacement experience of Syrian refugees

Workshops focus on displacement experience of Syrian refugees

More than 1.7 million Syrian refugees fled to Turkey from the Assad regime and extreme »» »»
Expat Zone
Why expats make the best tourists

Why expats make the best tourists

So, you have visited several countries in your lifetime, and rightly consider yourself »» »»
Sports
CSKA hands Efes first loss o remain perfect in Top 16

CSKA hands Efes first loss o remain perfect in Top 16

Anadolu Efes İstanbul aimed and almost came close to putting an end to the reign »» »»

Political manipulation of the economy in the new Turkey 
by TAMER ÇETİN* 

January 16, 2015, Friday/ 16:51:22 
Turkey has performed well in the aftermath of 2002 by using micro-economic reforms focusing on competition and deregulation, macroeconomic policies accompanied by tight monetary and fiscal policies and institutional changes consistent with these economic policies. But it is now performing poorly by doing the opposite. For this reason, it is important to analyze all these fields to better explain and understand the current situation in Turkey. This is important to understand the situat

Hijacking a history of tolerance 
by MOHAMAD BAZZI* 

January 16, 2015, Friday/ 16:49:42 
Pope Francis visited Turkey in November on his first trip as pontiff to a predominantly Muslim country. Even as the US-led coalition carried out air strikes against militants of the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), the pope argued that inter-religious dialogue -- not just military action -- was needed to combat the extremism that threatens Christians and other religious minorities in the Middle East. “Fanaticism and fundamentalism, as well as irrat
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