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Turkey’s strict anti-smoking laws gazetted The new regulations will come into effect on Monday, though those covering restaurants, bars and cafes will be enforced as of July next year. • HABERİN DEVAMI DİĞER HABERLER • Turkish consumer confidence slumps • Turkish business group warns France not to obstruct Turkey’s EU bid • Queen Elizabeth II in Istanbul • Factory blast in Turkey kills two • Turkish jobless rate continues to climb • Turkish President says economy should be prepared against global shocks • Istanbul mayor expects positive report from UNESCO • Turkish opposition tables new censure motion against PM • Turkish government should focus on economy, says Ozilhan • Launch of Turkish satellite delayed • Turkey a bridge between east and west, says Queen Elizabeth • Censure motion against Turkish PM voted down • Turkish deficit hits YTL 5.4 billion for first four months of 2008 • Turkish PM denies plans to abandon tight fiscal policies. • Queen Elizabeth II due in Turkey today • Ipek buys Turkish TV station • Euro 2008: Terim invites another defender to Turkish national team camp • IMF officials predicts four percent growth for Turkey this year • Anger at dogs on track at Turkish Grand Prix • Moderate quake rattles Turkey’s south east • Fight against terror to continue to the end, vows Turkish PM • Felipe Massa wins Turkish GP to put Ferrari in F1 lead, though McLaren gains • Red Cross boat carrying relief good for Myanmar cyclone victims sinks • At least 20 dead in storms in Missouri, Oklahoma, Georgia • Three dead in Turkish landmine blast • Turkey gets 300 million Euros of loan from EIB • Expanding EU no threat to bloc’s power, says Turkish FM • Closing Turkey’s AKP absurd, says Poettering • Turkey needs democratic secularism, says EC head • Turkish unions slam president’s ratification of social security law • Turkish quake fault line getting more active, expert warns • Turkish CB raises inflation prediction • Kayserispor win epic Turkish Cup final • Turkey’s industrial output up in March • Turkey’s top general warns against polarization • Turkish president signs reform of the article 301 • Turkish government says it will work with CB on growth targets • Med union not an alternative to Turkey’s EU path, says Jouyet • Frech FM vows not to derail Turkey’s EU bid • Turkish opposition plans two censure motions against the government • Turkey’s ruling party says case to ban it is politically motivated • Istanbul faces five days of power cuts • Turkish Cypriot President to socialize with Greek Cypriot leaders • Turkey-EU Troika meeting Tuesday • Istanbul governor hits back at Turkish union claims • World Bank official warns Turkey over lean time to come • Turkish CB tips inflation to ease in Q4 • Turkish judge to take up ECHR appointment • Galatasaray close in on Turkish title • Global crisis has only had minor affect on Turkey, says Babacan • Turkish PM tells Newsweek AKP party for all Turks • Turkish military says more than 150 Kurdish terrorists killed in Iraq during past week • Myanmar state media say at least 351 dead after powerful cyclone hits country • Council of Europe says changes to Turkish law not sufficient • Turkish military confirm air strikes in northern Iraq • Turkish PM blames unions over May Day clashes • Most of those detained after Turkey’s violent May Day released. • New property law for foreigners in Turkey clears parliamentary committee • Turkish planes strike targets in northern Iraq • Turkey lowers surplus targets • Thailand floats idea of OPEC-style cartel for rice amid rising prices • Turkish exports up in April • Bush gave commitment to Turkey to provide intell on the PKK, says report • Turkey’s ruling party lodges defence in closure case • Running fights in Istanbul streets on May Day • Earthquake wounds more than 100 in western Iran • Turkish PM says no extra time needed to prepare defence in closure case • Turkish minister rules out May Day rally in central Istanbul • Turkish government remains firm on union plans for May Day rally • Turkish parliament amends article 301 • Turkish parliament to debate amendments to controversial article 301 • Turkey’s top general grieves at losses in fight against terror but vows to continue battle • Leader of pro-Kurdish party in Turkey released • Turkey looking to boost ties with Iraqi Kurds, says FM • Preparations completed for Turkish telco sell off • Istanbul governor rejects calls for May Day rally in city centre • Galatasaray tantalisingly close to Turkish title • Re-elected Turkish opposition leader overhauls party • Turkish soldiers fight PKK in 2 operations-sources • Iran says US attack unlikely due to Iraq, Afghanistan problems • Efforts to pressure court regrettable, says top Turkish judge • Moderate quake rocks town in western Turkey • Massive turnout for May Day in Turkey predicted • Turkish economy to slow, predicts Treasury official • Household debt in Turkey rising • Rare display of political unity at Turkish ceremony • Turkish jets bomb PKK targets in northern Iraq • Calik Holding takes over Turkish media network • Three Turkish soldiers killed in mine blast • Turkey’s Central Bank raises inflation expectations • Amendment of 301 will not free everything: Turkish Justice Minister • Turkey to have first nuclear power station by 2015 says official • Turkish soldier killed in land mine blast • European Parliamentary Committee adopts report on Turkey • No May Day holiday for Turkey • Galatasaray crash out of Turkish Cup

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