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Syrians' New Ardor for a Turkey Looking Eastward
By DAN BILEFSKY / NY Times
Turkey's blend of conservative Islam and cosmopolitan democracy is increasingly viewed as a model in the younger generation. Turkish soap operas and films are attaining cult status, while "Made in Turkey" labels near the cachet of Paris or Milan.
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Turkey Syria Modernity Islam Democracy
Added: July 26, 2010
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Keep allies close, but Iran closer
By Muddassar Ahmed / altmuslim.com
The never-ending ability of Iran to outsmart and be underestimated by its foes means that a more daring and honest approach is needed to foster peace and stability in the Middle East.
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Iran Middle East Turkey The US
Added: July 08, 2010
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Turning East, Turkey Asserts Economic Power
By LANDON THOMAS Jr. / NY Times
For many in aging and debt-weary Europe, which will be lucky to eke out a little more than 1 percent growth this year, Turkey's economic renaissance - last week it reported a stunning 11.4 percent expansion for the first quarter, second only to China - poses a completely new question: who needs the other one more - Europe or Turkey?
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Turkey Europe Islam Economics Middle East
Added: July 06, 2010
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The End: The Anniversary of the Abolition of the Caliphate
By Muhammad ibn Muhammad / muslimmatters.org
Caliph Abdul Majeed II was eventually buried in Jannat Al Baqi cemetery in Medina. Amidst the great heroes of Islam's past was laid to rest our most potent symbol of a fractured present. There to this day, the first and the last Caliph of Islam lie within a few yards of each other - a reminder of a once great Muslim nation that has no one to lead it.
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Islam History The Muslim World Turkey The Caliphate
Added: June 24, 2010
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Either an idiot or...
By Haroon Moghul / altmuslim.com
New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman, in his unendingly offensive series of "Letters from Istanbul," offers up reasons to "wonder" about Turkey, only to indulge us in his propagandistic and arrogant attempt to smear it.
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Media Propaganda Arrogance Turkey Israel
Added: June 23, 2010
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Middle East Is Changing, And Ankara Knows It
By Ramzy Baroud /Countercurrents.org
Turkey is moving Eastward, it is in no small part because it was pushed, and pushed by some in Europe refusing to give Turkey the kind of organic link to the West that Turkey sought.
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Turkey Middle East European Union Israel
Added: June 17, 2010
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The Case For An Impartial Turkish Inquiry
By Ahmad Amr / PalestineChronicle.com
A robust Turkish inquiry might uncover some uncomfortable truths for the derelicts in Washington but it could also make the Eastern Mediterranean a safe neighborhood for one and all.
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Israel Piracy Turkey Gaza Inquiry
Added: June 15, 2010
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Erdogan: The New Hero Of Islamic World
By Kourosh Ziabari / Countercurrents.org
Mr. Erdogan who has determinedly warned Israel that it might lose one of its most important friends in the Middle East is gaining a growing popularity in the Muslim world due to his recent categorical statements about the Israeli regime.
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Turkey The Muslim World Israel Targeted Killing Erdogan
Added: June 07, 2010
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Kill A Turk And Rest
By Uri Avnery /Gush Shalom
"Kill a Turk and rest," the mother says in the joke. Our government does not even rest. It seems that they will not stop until they have made enemies of the last of our friends.
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Israel Turkey War Peace Jewish History
Added: June 06, 2010
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Turkey Urges West to Forget Iran Sanctions
By Haaretz
Iran agrees to ship uranium to Turkey in nuclear fuel swap deal signed late Sunday evening through Brazil, Turkey mediation.
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Turkey Iran NuclearEenergy Nuclear Weapons Ahmadinejad
Added: May 18, 2010
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