Abdullah Gul News
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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 them to sell at home.
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Turkish protesters urged people to return to Taksim Square this evening, after they were driven out by police last night.
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The latest ad for Turkey’s Efes beer features an unmarked brown bottle and the cryptic message: “Even if we don’t see each other, we’ll know.”
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The lira advanced for a second day as central bank Governor Erdem Basci said he’d intervene to tame currency volatility and as calm returned to Istanbul this morning after a night of violence. Bond yields fell.
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Anadolu Efes Biracilik & Malt Sanayii AS, the beermaker part owned by SABMiller Plc, retreated to the lowest level in a year after President Abdullah Gul approved a law that bans the advertising of alcoholic drinks.
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Turkey's government speaks with two voices to protesters.
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Bondholders in Turkey’s biggest brewer are signaling that protesters who’ve taken over Istanbul’s Taksim Square face disappointment as Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan indicated he won’t cede to their demands.
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Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan returned to Turkey early today with a message of defiance for demonstrators gathered in the country’s two biggest cities, saying the government won’t turn a blind eye to “vandalism and illegality.”
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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been in tighter spots: He was thrown in jail for alleged Islamism, saw his last political party closed down and survived a showdown with the once all-powerful Turkish military.
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Turkish demonstrators clashed with police last night and a second protester was killed, as Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan predicted an early end to the unrest while the U.S. urged police restraint.
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