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    Thursday, 30 August 2007


    Of Strengths and Weaknesses

    Even the most robust ship can be buffeted by turbulent waters. Analogous to the Turkish economy, economists hope that global market volatility over a US-sparked credit crunch will not turn unbearably sour, triggering greater panic amongst short-term investors. While suffering from a number of structural economic vulnerabilities, Turkey's increased strength and resilience should help prevent turbulent global markets from breaching the decks and flooding the hull of the national economy. Read more...

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    Tuesday, 28 August 2007


    Gul wins Turkish presidency

    (CNN) Abdullah Gul has been elected president of Turkey. Read more...

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    Turkey set to elect new president

    (BBC) Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul is expected to be elected as president amid warnings from the military against undermining the secular constitution. Read more...

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    Erdogan, Gul Widen Army Rift, Gain Freer Hand on Turkish Sales

    (Bloomberg) Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who chose a shining light bulb as his party's symbol, is struggling to keep the power on. Read more...

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    Monday, 13 August 2007


    Turkey's AK Party to pick presidential candidate

    (Reuters) - Turkey's ruling AK Party debated on Monday whether to re-submit Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul as its candidate for president despite strong opposition from the secular elite. Read more...

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