Markets rejoice after Oksuz, still eye the next step...First Step Taken For Stability In Turkey...US fighter plane crashes in Turkey...Turkish Markets Recover...Ecevit:State Minister Dervis Has Tough Task...

Turkey Financial Markets Recovering... Turkish health minister on vacation following uproar over virginity tests... Lawyer: Man who shot pope in 1981 to be released earlier under Turkish amnesty...

Constitutional Court Slightly Broadens Reprieve Law...Agriculture Minister Gokalp Arrives In Baku...Ahmet Dogan Candidate For Nobel Peace Prize...134 NGOs Meet for The Future Of The Straits...Bush: We Are Following Turkey Closely...

US fighter plane crashes in Turkey...Turkish Markets Recover...Transport Minister Enis Oksuz Resigns...EU warns Turkey it cant block plans to use NATO facilities for European defense...Argentina, Turkey Get Buffeted...

Markets rejoice after Oksuz, still eye the next step...Government revision needed to instill more confidence ...Foreigners find calls for technocrat government as dangerous ...Belgian Ambassador: Turkeys insistence on ESDP may negatively affect relations

Motorola and Nokia in Turkish loan probe... Turkish virginity tests angers nurses, womens groups... Internet in Cyprus Disrupted by Attack... Turkish immigrants are permanent in Germany... Turkish military and civilians attempt to remove rift over ESDP...

U.S. warplane crashes on its way to patrol over Iraq...U.S. fighter crashes in Turkey... US fighter plane crashes in Turkey... U.S. F-16 Plane Crashes in Eastern Turkey...

The Turkish transport and communications minister, Enis Oksuz, who is seen as a key opponent of Turkeys economic recovery programme, has resigned from the government.

Panicking investors sought safe havens and bought hard currency yesterday amid diminished confidence in the government, despite officials statements aimed at soothing the markets

SEZERS DECISION ON THE SALE OF TREASURY OWNED LANDS. ECEVITS STATEMENT AT THE PRIME MINISTRY. İSMAIL CEM TO VISIT BALKANS .

17 July 2001

MOSCOW - Highlights of Fridays presentations to the International Olympic Committee by the five cities bidding for the 2008 Olympics.

EU warns Turkey it cant block plans to use NATO facilities for European defense force...

Yasemin Dalkilic, 22, from Ankara, broke her previous best in the limited variable ballast category 16.5 feet.

Ecevit: Technocrat government would shake democracy

16 July 2001