Bloodshed in Egypt.. At least 70 die… A FP roundup…

Death toll from attack on Morsi supporters rises to at least 70: Muslim Brotherhood

Egyptian security forces shot dead at least 70 supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsi early on July 27, the Muslim Brotherhood said

 

Turkey moves for ?holy alliance? with Kurds, ?non-radical? Syria rebels

Fearing another autonomous Kurdish region next to its borders and an al-Qaeda-linked retaliation

 

Bulgarian-Turks split over early elections

Bulgaria?s Turkish minority parties have mixed opinions about the early election demands of protesters

Racism in the US & the Headscarf in Turkey

Huffington Post

At this point, I’d like to mention Sana Rahim, a young Pakistani-American girl who went to Istanbul Bilgi University for a summer exchange program in 2009 but because she wears a headscarf she had a problem in being allowed to study at the university

Erdogan’s New Chief Adviser is No Joke

Al-Monitor

Yasemin Çongar is the author of four books in Turkish, including Artık Sır Değil (No More A Secret), a detailed analysis of the US diplomatic cables on Turkey first made public by WikiLeaks. A former Washington bureau chief of Milliyet (1995-2007)

The common ground in Salafism and Liberalism

One of the most memorable details of the Egyptian coup d?état was probably the backdrop of the live broadcast

Kurdish National Council flag replaces PYD flag in Syrian town

The Democratic Union Party (PYD) flag was replaced by the Kurdish National Council flag in the northern Syrian town

Kurdish National Council flag replaces PYD flag in Syrian town

The Democratic Union Party (PYD) flag was replaced by the Kurdish National Council flag in the northern Syrian town

Ministry denies probe launched against Turkish envoy in Cairo

A senior Foreign Ministry official categorically denied that Turkish Ambassador to Cairo has come under investigation

Egypt court orders Morsi held over Hamas ties: MENA

A court order to detain ousted president Mohamed Morsi for alleged crimes during the 2011 revolt…

UNDP set to move its regional center to Istanbul

Turkish and U.N. officials have reached an agreement in principle to move the United Nations Development Programme

Gül tones down Turkey?s Egypt stance

Turkish President Abdullah Gül?s letter to Egypt?s Interim President Adly Mansour

PYD leader arrives in Turkey for two-day talks: Report

The leader of the main Kurdish group in northern Syria, Salih Muslim, arrived July 25 in Istanbul for two days of talks, daily Hürriyet reported

Mortar fired from Syrian territory kills one in Ceylanpınar

A stray mortar fired from the Syrian town of Ras al-Ayn, killed a father and injured his two sons in the Turkish border town of Ceylanpınar

 

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