TURKIYE

IT WILL NOT EVEN HIT SLIGHTLY THIS TIME
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said, "there may be economic crisis in the West and Europe, however we are prepared. We are standing firm on our feet. For the previous crisis, I had said it would hit us slightly. However, this time it seems that it will not even hit slightly."

WARM WELCOME FROM ALIYEV
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who travelled to Azerbaijan on a one-day formal visit, was welcomed warmly by President Ilham Aliyev. Aliyev hugged Erdogan and said, "you are welcome."

DEMOCRATIC AUTONOMY IS NONSENSE
PKK's former lawyer Huseyin Yildirim said, "I am against democratic autonomy. There is not any status that can be recognized to the Kurds." For Imrali talks, Yildirim said, "the future of a nation cannot be bound to two words to come out of the mouth of a single person."

ZAMAN

CRISIS WILL NOT EVEN HIT SLIGHTLY THIS TIME
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan relieved markets, which were uneasy about "crisis" possibility. Erdogan said Turkey was standing firm on its feet, and added, "if we do not act with a waste economy and we go on with productivity economy, nobody should feel concerned. Every one should spend accordingly. It seems that the crisis will not even hit slightly this time." Business world also supported prime minister's remarks.

MAJOR MADE TO PAY PRICE IN SILVAN ATTACK
An interesting result came out of the investigation into a terrorist attack that killed 13 soldiers in Silvan town. Battalion commander, major Milbay Sahin, and a first lieutenant were taken from office by the Gendarme General Command.

YENI SAFAK

IT WILL NOT HIT EVEN SLIGHTLY
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the economic crisis that appeared in Europe would not have an impact in Turkey. Erdogan said, "we are getting our feet on the ground. There may be crisis in Europe, but we are prepared against all those. Earlier, I said it would hit slightly, but it seems it will not hit even slightly this time. We are in a better condition today, we are strong. Nobody should have any concerns."

DON'T PROVOKE, APOLOGIZE
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan was welcomed warmly by Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev in Baku. Erdogan made a call to Armenian President Serzh Sargsian, who made "Agri" gaffe, to "apologize".
Erdogan said Sargsian's provocation policy did not suit to a statesman.

VATAN

PLACE OF SILVAN COMMANDERS CHANGED
Places of Gendarme General Command major Milbay Sahin and first lieutenant Mehmet Emin Karagoz, who conducted the military operation in southeastern town of Silvan in which 13 soldiers lost their lives, were changed. Sahin was appointed to Diyarbakir Gendarme Regional Command from Silvan Fourth Tactic Gendarmery Regiment Command. A first lieutenant, who was the squad commander, was also appointed to the same command. It was claimed that this first lieutenant was Mehmet Emin Karagoz.

"CRISIS WILL NOT EVEN HIT SLIGHTLY"
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who had said "it will affect Turkey slightly" for the economic crisis of 2009, spoke more ambitiously this time: "It will not even hit slightly." Erdogan said, "we are standing on our feet firmly. There may be a crisis in the West and Europe, but we are prepared. It seems crisis will not even hit us slightly. We are better and stronger."

TUSIAD: NO CRISIS IN TURKEY
Umit Boyner, the chairperson of Turkish Industrialists' & Businessmen's Association (TUSIAD), said Turkey was not undergoing an economic crisis right now. "There is no need to get demoralized. What is important is to maintain confidence in markets. There is no crisis in the short term," Boyner said.

CUMHURIYET

SEARCH FOR A MODEL IN THE ISLAND
A delegation comprising parliamentarians of Justice & Development (AK) Party, Republican People's Party (CHP) and Peace & Democracy Party (BDP), academicians and journalists are examining "IRA" experience in London. The delegation met Prime minister's consultant Jonathan Powell.
The delegation will continue talks in Belfast and Edinburgh. Asked if a report would be prepared, Sezgin Tanrikulu of CHP said, "no, we are not preparing a report."

PLACE OF DUTY OF TWO OFFICERS CHANGED
Place of duty of the battalion and squadron commanders, who conducted the operation within the scope of the investigation carried out into the PKK attack in Silvan, in which 13 soldiers were killed, were changed.
Squadron leader Milbay Sahin and the lieutenant, whose name was not identified, commander of the squadron, were assigned in Diyarbakir Gendarmerie Regional Command.

RADIKAL

"SLIGHTLY PASSES" TUNING TO CRISIS-SUPPORTERS
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said, "the economic crisis will not even affect Turkey slightly." After that, the USD, which climbed to peak due to warning of ministers, was down by 3 kurus.

TWO COMMANDERS SHELVED DUE TO SILVAN ATTACK
A major and a first lieutenant's positions were changed after the terrorist attack in the southeastern town of Silvan that killed 13 soldiers. Interior Minister Idris Naim Sahin said such appointments might continue.

HE IS A CHILD
13-year-old Dogan Teyboga was selling ice-cream when some people gave him some stones on July 24. He was pushed to the front in a demonstration in Silopi town. When a gas bomb hurled by police hit on his head, he fell down and he died at hospital. He was laid to rest with a coffin covered by a yellow-red-green flag. Those who pushed Dogan on the front during the demonstration opened banners writing "martyr" during his funeral. For those who threw the gas bomb, he was a "demonstrator." However, the facts were different. His family migrated to Silopi when their village was demolished. His mother was a worker in eastern province of Van and his father was a driver in north of Iraq. He was a child who was earning their life with his six-year-old sibling by selling ice-creams.

VATAN

PLACE OF SILVAN COMMANDERS CHANGED
Places of Gendarme General Command major Milbay Sahin and first lieutenant Mehmet Emin Karagoz, who conducted the military operation in southeastern town of Silvan in which 13 soldiers lost their lives, were changed. Sahin was appointed to Diyarbakir Gendarme Regional Command from Silvan Fourth Tactic Gendarmery Regiment Command. A first lieutenant, who was the squad commander, was also appointed to the same command. It was claimed that this first lieutenant was Mehmet Emin Karagoz.

"CRISIS WILL NOT EVEN HIT SLIGHTLY"
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who had said "it will affect Turkey slightly" for the economic crisis of 2009, spoke more ambitiously this time: "It will not even hit slightly." Erdogan said, "we are standing on our feet firmly. There may be a crisis in the West and Europe, but we are prepared. It seems crisis will not even hit us slightly. We are better and stronger."

TUSIAD: NO CRISIS IN TURKEY
Umit Boyner, the chairperson of Turkish Industrialists' & Businessmen's Association (TUSIAD), said Turkey was not undergoing an economic crisis right now. "There is no need to get demoralized. What is important is to maintain confidence in markets. There is no crisis in the short term," Boyner said.

CUMHURIYET

SEARCH FOR A MODEL IN THE ISLAND
A delegation comprising parliamentarians of Justice & Development (AK) Party, Republican People's Party (CHP) and Peace & Democracy Party (BDP), academicians and journalists are examining "IRA" experience in London. The delegation met Prime minister's consultant Jonathan Powell.
The delegation will continue talks in Belfast and Edinburgh. Asked if a report would be prepared, Sezgin Tanrikulu of CHP said, "no, we are not preparing a report."

PLACE OF DUTY OF TWO OFFICERS CHANGED
Place of duty of the battalion and squadron commanders, who conducted the operation within the scope of the investigation carried out into the PKK attack in Silvan, in which 13 soldiers were killed, were changed.
Squadron leader Milbay Sahin and the lieutenant, whose name was not identified, commander of the squadron, were assigned in Diyarbakir Gendarmerie Regional Command.

RADIKAL

"SLIGHTLY PASSES" TUNING TO CRISIS-SUPPORTERS
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said, "the economic crisis will not even affect Turkey slightly." After that, the USD, which climbed to peak due to warning of ministers, was down by 3 kurus.

TWO COMMANDERS SHELVED DUE TO SILVAN ATTACK
A major and a first lieutenant's positions were changed after the terrorist attack in the southeastern town of Silvan that killed 13 soldiers. Interior Minister Idris Naim Sahin said such appointments might continue.

HE IS A CHILD
13-year-old Dogan Teyboga was selling ice-cream when some people gave him some stones on July 24. He was pushed to the front in a demonstration in Silopi town. When a gas bomb hurled by police hit on his head, he fell down and he died at hospital. He was laid to rest with a coffin covered by a yellow-red-green flag. Those who pushed Dogan on the front during the demonstration opened banners writing "martyr" during his funeral. For those who threw the gas bomb, he was a "demonstrator." However, the facts were different. His family migrated to Silopi when their village was demolished. His mother was a worker in eastern province of Van and his father was a driver in north of Iraq. He was a child who was earning their life with his six-year-old sibling by selling ice-creams.

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