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2013/06/18 06:44
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Rebels get Saudi missiles
DUBAI, June 17, (Agencies): Saudi Arabia, a staunch opponent of President Bashar al-Assad since early in Syria’s conflict, began supplying anti-aircraft missiles to rebels “on a small scale” about two...
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2013/06/18 06:44
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2013/06/18 06:37
2013/06/18 06:37
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Britain plunged into diplomatic row over claims i...
The allegations provoked anger in Turkey, Russia and South Africa, whose dignitaries were reportedly targeted by the covert surveillance operations in 2009 while Gordon Brown was Prime Minister. The...
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2013/06/18 06:19
2013/06/18 06:19
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Turkey warns it may use army to end protest unrest
Turkey warned on Monday it may bring in the army to help quell nearly three weeks of nationwide anti-government protests as two major union federations went on strike over police violence against...
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2013/06/18 06:15
2013/06/18 06:15
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SA, Russia, Turkey furious over US, UK spy claims
Turkey's government summoned Britain's charge d'affaires on Monday to explain a newspaper report that London put its finance minister, Mehmet Simsek, under surveillance during the talks. Moscow,...
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2013/06/18 04:34
2013/06/18 04:34
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UK spying claims anger SA and Russia
Russia, Turkey and South Africa have expressed outrage after revelations that Britain and the United States spied on foreign delegates at G20 meetings in London in 2009. File photo: Supplied London -...
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2013/06/17 23:14
2013/06/17 23:14
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Turkey Could Deploy Army to Quell Protests, as Cl...
Turkey Could Deploy Army to Quell Protests, as Clashes Continue No end in sight to the clashes in Turkey. One day after several hundred people were detained by police, clashes erupted again Monday in...
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2013/06/17 20:19
2013/06/17 20:19
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Here's what people are protesting about today
In Spain it's a high-speed railway. In Brazil it's the price of soccer tickets. And the G8 summit always draws a dissenting crowd. Here's what people are protesting about today: 1) Spain —...
2013/06/17 20:12
2013/06/17 20:12
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Media ownership to support democracy
Let us not get too distracted by Rupert Murdoch's marital issues (From serenade to separation, 14 June) so as to ignore the reports that, following the reorganisation of News Corp into two divisions,...
Harriet Harman Rupert Murdoch BSkyB News Corp European Union
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2013/06/17 19:19
2013/06/17 19:19
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Turkish government could use armed forces against...
... police and security forces are in charge. If this is not enough, the gendarmerie will be in charge,” Arinc told state-run TRT television in ANKARA on Monday. “And if this is still not enough… we...
2013/06/17 16:49
2013/06/17 16:49
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Unions strike in Turkey to support Taksim protest...
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan faces the threat of a second front opening after 18 days of street protests against his government, with the country’s two biggest trade unions entering the...
2013/06/17 14:50
2013/06/17 14:50
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Turkish deputy PM says could use army if needed t...
Turkish deputy PM says could use army if needed to quell unrest Related Topics ANKARA (Reuters) - Deputy Prime Minister Bulent Arinc said on Monday Turkey could deploy "elements of the armed forces"...
Bulent Arinc ANKARA Ayla Jean Yackley Nick Tattersall Reuters
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2013/06/17 14:47
2013/06/17 14:47
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Kingston woman dies in Sussex car crash
Kingston woman dies in Sussex car crash A woman from Kingston has been killed in a car crash in East Sussex over the weekend. The accident happened at 8am on Saturday, at the Blackdown roundabouton...
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2013/06/17 14:16
2013/06/17 14:16
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Turkey’s Vintners Under Siege as Bans Crush Wine ...
Trade group Wines of Turkey is showing off the country’s top reds and whites at a packed tasting at VinExpo fair in Bordeaux this week while heavy-handed regulations are making it harder than ever for...
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2013/06/17 14:10
2013/06/17 14:10
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Strike Sweeps Turkey as Gov't Vows Military Force
Police don gas masks as they approach striking union workers on Turkey's Istiklal Avenue. (Photo: @kaytazoff via Twitter)Turkey's deputy prime minister threatened Monday, following a weekend of...
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2013/06/17 13:28
2013/06/17 13:28
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Edward Snowden Spy Scandal: GCHQ Spying on Turkis...
Turkey finance minister Mehmet Simsek (Reuters) Turkey has reacted angrily at reports that the British government eavesdropped on finance minister Mehmet Simsek at the G20 meetings in London in 2009....
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2013/06/17 13:27
2013/06/17 13:27
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Saudi supplying missiles to Syria rebels: Gulf so...
Saudi supplying missiles to Syria rebels: Gulf source DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia, a staunch opponent of President Bashar al-Assad since early in Syria's conflict, began supplying anti-aircraft...
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2013/06/17 13:15
2013/06/17 13:15
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Turkey warns it may deploy army to halt protests
Turkey warns it may deploy army to halt protests The Turkish government on Monday said it may deploy the army to help police officers quell nearly three weeks of mass anti-government...
Army Turkish government ANKARA Bulent Arinc
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2013/06/17 12:50
2013/06/17 12:50
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Turkish uprisings not like Arab Spring
The so-called Arab Spring that brought tens of thousands into the streets of Egypt, Libya, Algeria and other Arab countries occurred because the people had grown weary of secular-leaning dictatorships...
Istanbul AK Party ANKARA Assad Erdogan
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2013/06/17 12:12
2013/06/17 12:12
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Merkel 'appalled' at Turkey's clampdown on protes...
... appalled, like many others," Merkel said of Turkey's handling of two weeks of unrest that began over a redevelopment project in an Istanbul park but has grown into a broader protest against Prime...
Merkel ANKARA European Union Istanbul Recep Tayyip Erdogan
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2013/06/17 11:49
2013/06/17 11:49
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Turkey minister declares strike ‘illegal’
The Turkish interior minister has declared a nationwide strike “illegal” and threatened to suppress it. Unions called the stoppage for Monday over the forced eviction of Istanbul’s Gezi Park and what...
Istanbul Recep Tayyip Erdogan ANKARA Turkish Medical Association
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