Turkey’s Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan speaks at the opening of a new security office in Ankara, Turkey, Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2010. Erdogan reacted furiously to claims in a leaked U.S. State Department memo that he has money in Swiss bank accounts and said U.S. diplomats should be punished for allegations he branded as lies and gossip. The angry outburst broke from Turkey’s initial position to downplay the significance of leaks and statements that the documents would not affect Turkish and U.S. ties.? Read more »(AP Photo)
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Turkey to blacklist US diplomats for WikiLeaks revelations
Press TV
Turkey has slammed the US government for reports filed by its diplomats being revealed by WikiLeaks. Turkey’s prime minister has said he will sue those who
WikiLeaks: Russians intended to supply weapons to Kurds to destabilize Turkey
Information-Analytic Agency NEWS.am
As an example, he cited Kalashov, whom he said worked for Russian military intelligence to sell weapons to the Kurds to destabilize Turkey.
Turkey’s AKP mulls legal action, Israel denies connection to WikiLeaks
www.worldbulletin.net
Turkey’s ruling party is preparing a legal action against leaked US cables as Israel denied any connection to whistleblower website WikiLeaks
Turkey is like Iran
Ynetnews
According to WikiLeaks, Turkey transferred through its territory military and nuclear materials to Iran; Ankara itself reported that it engaged in joint Air
Trend News Agency
“We do not establish ties based on the rumors and fantasy of WikiLeaks. Turkey and Azerbaijan are inseparable. Such publications will not harm
Hurriyet Daily News
… aerial vehicles to Venezuela via Turkey in violation of international sanctions, a new diplomatic cable released by the website WikiLeaks has revealed
Turkey: Pax Ottomana?
And here is another, more detailed and, yes, excellent, article published in Foreign Affairs by Hugh Pope. Click here. An excerpt:
Turkish Ambassador Blew Whistle on Nuclear Co-operation
Turkish PM’s WikiRage a legal non-starter
Russia, Turkey annoyed with U.S. over disclosures in Wikileaks documents
Russia, Turkey blast U.S. over WikiLeaks disclosures
Chicago Tribune
Russia’s Vladimir Putin and Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan condemn disparaging cables made public by WikiLeaks. Further international fallout is feared.
WikiLeaks, Turkey: Turkish political parties decide to distance members from …
The Muslim News
The fact that Turkey has the biggest share in hundreds of thousands of US diplomatic cables leaked on Sunday has changed Turkish politicians’
Senior Turkey official says Israel behind WikiLeaks release
Ha’aretz
By Haaretz Service Tags: Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan WikiLeaks A senior Turkish official blamed Israel for the WikiLeaks release, Turkish daily Hurriye
Ali Hasanov: The materials released by WikiLeaks are provocative, the aim is …
APA
?The materials released by WikiLeaks are provocative, the aim is to confront Azerbaijan and Turkey,? chief of socio-political department of the Presidential
Turkey Checks Leaked U.S. Cables Against Own Records – Bloomberg
Living with WikiLeaks by NACİ BOSTANCI
Thank you America
Wikileakioğlu
How to read the Wikileaks?
Motives behind the WikiLeaks release
The US as a gossip
Feeling spurned by Turkey, Israel beefs up ties to Greece, others
MiamiHerald.com
… been whispering for some time: that Israel’s long-touted partnership with Turkey is effectively broken. The cables, released by the WikiLeaks website,
WikiLeaks and law
Hurriyet Daily News
But I think our correspondents have a chance to do this because they are experienced in the Ergenekon gang and the Kurdish Communities Union, or KCK,
Probable impacts
The Leak in Review
It’s been three days since the Wikileaks diplomatic cables release and it’s hard to imagine things going back to the way they were before. How could they now that we know that diplomats say one thing in public and different, much blunter things, in private; that the Arab states, from Egypt to the Gulf, are itching for the United States to take out Iran’s nuclear program; that Israeli officials believe Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan “hates” their country; and that the Turkish leader may have eight secret bank accounts in Switzerland (OK, on that count, maybe there is something to these leaks after all).
Turkey gets most from WikiLeaks
Information-Analytic Agency NEWS.am
Turkey is one of the targets. Most unpleasant information has become available to the public. As regards the summit agenda, the expert said that the world
Erdogan Vents Fury at Cable Claims
Wall Street Journal
The group, known as Ergenekon, is accused of attempting to topple the government, among other crimes. “I don’t have a single kurus in Swiss banks.
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