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Aselsan Signs Saudi Cooperation Deals
Military electronics specialist Aselsan, Turkey’s biggest defense firm, signed cooperation deals with two Saudi companies, further deepening efforts to penetrate into Gulf and Middle Eastern markets.
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US Anti-Terror Team In Turkey for Talks
A high-profile US anti-terror team arrived in the Turkish capital July 7 to discuss possible cooperation with NATO ally Turkey in combating extremist militants in Syria and Iraq.
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Turkey Appoints Gonul New Defense Minister
ANKARA — The interim government of Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Friday appointed Vecdi Gonul new Turkish defense minister.
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Turkey Likely To Soften Foreign Policy
Turkey’s inconclusive June 7 parliamentary elections have not only deprived the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) of its parliamentary majority for the first time since 2002, but have also forced the Islamist party to review its foreign policy and security calculus, officials and analysts agree.
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Turkey Selects Engine To Power Light Helo
ANKARA —Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) has selected the Light Helicopter Turbine Engine Co.’s CTS800 to power a light helicopter the Turkish company has been developing
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Turkey Ramps Up Space Plans
Turkey’s procurement planners are taking new steps to further nationalize the country’s planned space programs in an effort to become less reliant on foreign providers.
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Turkey Completes Sub Upgrades
ANKARA — Turkey has completed upgrades on two Ay-class submarines, contractor STM said Thursday.
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SNC Launches Turkish Joint Venture With STM
US-based Sierra Nevada Corp. has officially launched a joint venture company formed with a Turkish partner, to build an indigenous dual-use jet for Turkey.
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Election Deadlock Affects Turk Defense Plans
ANKARA — Turkey’s surprise indecisive parliamentary elections June 7 has left the ruling party in the minority for the first time since 2002, pushing defense procurement decisions and top programs into uncertainty
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Turkey’s Ruling Party Loses Majority in Election
Turkey’s ruling Islamist party lost its June 7 parliamentary election, its first parliamentary election lost since it came to power in 2002.
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Aselsan Signs Saudi Cooperation Deals
Military electronics specialist Aselsan, Turkey’s biggest defense firm, signed cooperation deals with two Saudi companies, further deepening efforts to penetrate into Gulf and Middle Eastern markets.
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US Anti-Terror Team In Turkey for Talks
A high-profile US anti-terror team arrived in the Turkish capital July 7 to discuss possible cooperation with NATO ally Turkey in combating extremist militants in Syria and Iraq.
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Turkey Appoints Gonul New Defense Minister
ANKARA — The interim government of Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Friday appointed Vecdi Gonul new Turkish defense minister.
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Turkey Likely To Soften Foreign Policy
Turkey’s inconclusive June 7 parliamentary elections have not only deprived the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) of its parliamentary majority for the first time since 2002, but have also forced the Islamist party to review its foreign policy and security calculus, officials and analysts agree.
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Turkey Selects Engine To Power Light Helo
ANKARA —Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) has selected the Light Helicopter Turbine Engine Co.’s CTS800 to power a light helicopter the Turkish company has been developing
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Turkey Ramps Up Space Plans
Turkey’s procurement planners are taking new steps to further nationalize the country’s planned space programs in an effort to become less reliant on foreign providers.
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Turkey Completes Sub Upgrades
ANKARA — Turkey has completed upgrades on two Ay-class submarines, contractor STM said Thursday.
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SNC Launches Turkish Joint Venture With STM
US-based Sierra Nevada Corp. has officially launched a joint venture company formed with a Turkish partner, to build an indigenous dual-use jet for Turkey.
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Election Deadlock Affects Turk Defense Plans
ANKARA — Turkey’s surprise indecisive parliamentary elections June 7 has left the ruling party in the minority for the first time since 2002, pushing defense procurement decisions and top programs into uncertainty
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Turkey’s Ruling Party Loses Majority in Election
Turkey’s ruling Islamist party lost its June 7 parliamentary election, its first parliamentary election lost since it came to power in 2002.
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Aselsan Signs Saudi Cooperation Deals
Military electronics specialist Aselsan, Turkey’s biggest defense firm, signed cooperation deals with two Saudi companies, further deepening efforts to penetrate into Gulf and Middle Eastern markets.
-
US Anti-Terror Team In Turkey for Talks
A high-profile US anti-terror team arrived in the Turkish capital July 7 to discuss possible cooperation with NATO ally Turkey in combating extremist militants in Syria and Iraq.
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Turkey Appoints Gonul New Defense Minister
ANKARA — The interim government of Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Friday appointed Vecdi Gonul new Turkish defense minister.
-
Turkey Likely To Soften Foreign Policy
Turkey’s inconclusive June 7 parliamentary elections have not only deprived the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) of its parliamentary majority for the first time since 2002, but have also forced the Islamist party to review its foreign policy and security calculus, officials and analysts agree.
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Turkey Selects Engine To Power Light Helo
ANKARA —Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) has selected the Light Helicopter Turbine Engine Co.’s CTS800 to power a light helicopter the Turkish company has been developing
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Turkey Ramps Up Space Plans
Turkey’s procurement planners are taking new steps to further nationalize the country’s planned space programs in an effort to become less reliant on foreign providers.
-
Turkey Completes Sub Upgrades
ANKARA — Turkey has completed upgrades on two Ay-class submarines, contractor STM said Thursday.
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SNC Launches Turkish Joint Venture With STM
US-based Sierra Nevada Corp. has officially launched a joint venture company formed with a Turkish partner, to build an indigenous dual-use jet for Turkey.
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Election Deadlock Affects Turk Defense Plans
ANKARA — Turkey’s surprise indecisive parliamentary elections June 7 has left the ruling party in the minority for the first time since 2002, pushing defense procurement decisions and top programs into uncertainty
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Turkey’s Ruling Party Loses Majority in Election
Turkey’s ruling Islamist party lost its June 7 parliamentary election, its first parliamentary election lost since it came to power in 2002.
