HSBC to shed up to 50,000 jobs
(Reuters) HSBC will shed almost 50,000 jobs and take an ax to its investment bank, cutting the assets of Europe's…
11 years ago
Turkey
Majority lost in poll, Turkey’s ruling party seeks coalition
JUNE 8 (Reuters) -- Turkey's government gathered for an emergency cabinet meeting on Monday (June 8) after the ruling AK…
11 years ago
Rebels capture last Syrian town in Idlib province
The Syrian army has pulled back from the northwestern city of Ariha after a coalition of insurgent groups seized the…
11 years ago
Ilagan City, dinalaw ng Turkish embassy
Ilang kinatawan ng bansang Turkey ang dumalaw sa Ilagan City, Isabela upang alamin ang maitutulong na investment sa larangan ng…
11 years ago
About 60,000 Syrian Kurds flee to Turkey from Islamic State advance
(Reuters) - About 60,000 Syrian Kurds fled into Turkey in the space of 24 hours, a deputy prime minister said…
12 years ago
Death toll in Turkey’s mining disaster rises to 283
[youtube id="6IOYCcL8l0o"] The death toll in Turkey's mining disaster ballooned to 283 because of the continuing fire, with most of…
12 years ago
More than 200 casualties recorded in mine explosion in Turkey
[youtube id="67GU-doW6wA"] A mine explosion in Turkey has resulted in 282 casualties with rescuers having a difficult time because of…
12 years ago
Turkey’s Erdogan heckles critic, storms out of ceremony
(Reuters) - An angry Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan heckled the head of the country's bar association on Saturday, accusing…
12 years ago
Turkey lifts ban against Twitter
The Turkish government lifts its ban of the micro-blogging site, Twitter, after the courts declared that said ban violates Turkish…
12 years ago
Turkey denounces Syria security leak, blocks social media sites
Turkish government blocks access to Twitter and Youtube, decrying security leaks posted on the social media sites.
12 years ago
Turkish President Gul signs controversial judiciary bill
Turkey’s President Gul, Abdullah has signed a controversial bill boosting the government’s control over the judiciary. The move follows a parliament…
12 years ago
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