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Leaders warn of water conflict

Asia-pacific leaders have called more cooperation to set the terms of sharing water resources...

Iran’s steel buyers hit by Western sanctions, look at Turkish exports LONDON Iranian manufacturers and builders face serious shortages of steel and other metals as a new... Comment(s) 11/12/2012	Economic fragilities persist, rating agency warns Turkey ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News Financing the current account deficit with short term resources is a main concern over the Turkish economy, Fitch’s chief analyst Parker says in Istanbul 1 Comment(s) 11/9/2012
Bank halts evictions after second suicide MADRID- Agence France-Presse A Spanish savings bank halted all home-owner evictions at the weekend after a ruined client threw herself out of a window to her death, unleashing anti-bank protests in the streets. Comment(s) 11/12/2012	Israel set to give crucial army material to Turkey ANKARA - Hürriyet Daily News An Israeli firm, which was developing electronic systems for Turkey’s Boeing-made ... 7 Comment(s) 11/9/2012
Eurozone faces tough week, Greece tops agenda BRUSSELS - Agence France-Presse The eurozone faces more turbulence this week, beginning with yet another review of Greece’s tortured bailout accord Comment(s) 11/12/2012	Wine conference kicks off in İzmir ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News Social media writers, wineries, retailers are gathering at the Digital Wine Communication Conference (EWBC 2012), which kicks off today in the western province of İzmir. 2 Comment(s) 11/9/2012
Iraq cancels $4.2 bn Russia arms deal over graft concerns BAGHDAD - Agence France-Presse Baghdad cancelled a $4.2 billion arms package with Russia on Saturday 4 Comment(s) 11/10/2012	More belt-tightening measures from Parliament, fire on streets ATHENS As tens of thousands of Greeks take streets, the Parliament says yes to further austerity measures. 1 Comment(s) 11/9/2012
New airport to run rings around veteran facility ISTANBUL Several media reports have recently speculated about the fate of Atatürk Airport as the government... 2 Comment(s) 11/10/2012	France, Belgium agree to pump cash into Dexia BRUSSELS - Reuters France and Belgium have agreed to pump 5.5 billion euros ($7.02 billion) into Dexia, the stricken lender the two states were forced to bail out a year ago, the Belgian finance ministry said yesterday. Comment(s) 11/9/2012
China’s giant state-run companies want more expansion, investment BEIJING - Reuters China’s state-owned enterprises and affiliated businesses insist on their crucial role as the Communist Party Congress discusses future leaders of the country. Comment(s) 11/10/2012	Don’t turn your back on EU, Chancellor warns Cameron LONDON / BRUSSELS Germany’s Angela Merkel has warned U.K. not to turn its back on Europe and urged its Prime Minister David Cameron to work with her to avoid deadlock at European Union budget talks 9 Comment(s) 11/9/2012