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Regime Change in Iran? The Real Motivations Behind Sanctions

Pepe Escobar, TomDispatch.com. January 18, 2012.

Sanctions against Iran's central bank are meant to cripple the country's oil industry.

What Drugs Was Your Thanksgiving Turkey On?

Martha Rosenberg, AlterNet. November 20, 2011.

Antibiotics and other drugs are common in the turkey that thousands of Americans eat every day.

Turkey Earthquake Shows That Corruption and Crony Capitalism Kill. Is California next?

William K. Black, New Economic Perspectives. November 10, 2011.

When seismic regulators fail and builders seek short-term profits, the magnitude of human tragedy is enormous. And it can happen here.

Turkey's Rising Influence Among Arab Nations

Jacques Couvas, IPS News. November 6, 2011.

Turkey exerts growing influence on the Arab Spring

Turkey Launches Attack on Iraq

Voice of AmericaAugust 18, 2011.

Turkish airstrikes hit targets of the separatist Kurdistan Workers Party in northern Iraq, following attacks by Kurdish fighters.

36 Million Pounds of Cargill Turkey Recalled as Budget Cuts Weaken Oversight of Food Safety

Amy Goodman, Democracy Now!. August 5, 2011.

Food safety advocates say this latest outbreak shows how budget cuts have hampered the ability of federal and state health agencies to effectively protect public health.

Turkish Democracy Gives Rise to Turkish Power

Phyllis Bennis, AlterNet. July 11, 2011.

International attention to Turkey’s recent election reflects Ankara’s rising role not only in the Arab Spring but as a newly powerful democracy with broad regional influence.

Why the Biggest Thanksgiving Lie May Be the Turkey on Your Table

Jill Richardson, AlterNet. November 19, 2010.

As our food has become more processed and industrialized, so has Thanksgiving dinner. Sadly, it's the turkey itself that has changed the most since the time of the Pilgrims.

Why the Deadly Attack on the Freedom Flotilla Was the Breakthrough That Made the World See Israel's Cruelty in Gaza

Adam Horowitz, Philip Weiss, O/R Books. August 11, 2010.

This excerpt from the new book, "Midnight on the Mavi Marmara," explains how the world is now forced to reconsider what Zionism has actually built in the Middle East.

Stealth Superpower: How Turkey Is Chasing China in Bid to Become the Next Big Thing

John Feffer, TomDispatch.com. June 14, 2010.

Turkey has ambitions beyond the Middle East and the means to get there.

I Was An Innocent Prisoner at Guantanamo Bay

Hussein Latif, Institute for War and Peace Reporting. June 11, 2010.

An Iraqi's tale of an odyssey through war zones, trying to reach the West but ending up in Guantanamo.

There Is a Method to Israel's Madness

Pepe Escobar, Asia Times. June 10, 2010.

A new Middle East is being born - and there seems to be only one place for Israel: isolation. With that comes an inevitable, somewhat crazed approach to diplomacy.

Dispatch From Istanbul: Protesters Decry Israeli Assault On Freedom Flotilla

deleted, AlterNet. June 7, 2010.

Men, women and children gathered in the Saturday heat and stayed well into a rainy evening in solidarity with besieged Gaza and the Turkish victims of the IDF.

Watch: Rabid Rally in Tel Aviv for Israeli Commandos Who Killed 9 Peace Activists

Max Blumenthal, AlterNet. June 7, 2010.

International condemnation has deepened the Israeli public's siege mentality, leading many demonstrators to claim that anti-Semitism best explained the world's motives.

What Really Happened in the Flotilla Attack?

Catrina Stewart, Independent UK. June 6, 2010.

Questions remain unanswered on both sides. But without a full and transparent airing of all the evidence, the truth of that dreadful night on the Marmara may never come to light.

Israeli Commandos Kill at Least 10 in Massacre Against 'Freedom Flotilla' Heading for Gaza

The National, Abu DhabiMay 31, 2010.

Arab League chief: "We condemn this crime, taken against a humanitarian mission and people. They were trying to help people. They were not on a military mission.

Israel & Associates Lose a Big One on Iran

Ray McGovern, Consortium News. May 19, 2010.

Turkey and Brazil ignore U.S. warnings and press ahead with diplomacy to head off a possible new war, this one over Iran.

Turkish Mayor Acquitted on Misconduct Charges ... For Giving Citizens Free Water

Jennifer Hattam, TreeHugger. April 14, 2010.

The charges related to his decision to provide up to 10 tons of water free of charge to district residents in a stand against water privatization.

Westerners Who Condemn So-Called "Honor Killings" Must Confront Gender Violence Within Their Own Culture

Anna Momigliano, The Nation. February 4, 2010.

To consider honor killings in Muslim communities a crime unto itself overlooks the patriarchal roots of much of the intimate partner violence against women in the Western world.

White House Releases Turkey Pardon Spoof Then Does The Real Thing

Daniel Kessler, TreeHugger. November 25, 2009.

Someone in the White House has a sense of humor.

Considering a Faux Turkey for the Holidays? Better Read This First

Tara Lohan, November 21, 2009.

A review of four "birds" -- and it's not pretty.

Border Conflicts Testing Kurdish Tightrope Act in Iraq

Najeeba Mohammed, Institute for War and Peace Reporting. May 16, 2009.

Will there be a breakthrough to end the fighting between Turkey, Iran, and Iraqi Kurds?

One of Iraq's Few Successes Since the U.S. Invasion Was Saving Its Ancient Marshes: Now They're In Peril Again

Patrick Cockburn, Independent UK. April 30, 2009.

A unique civilization that has existed in Iraq for thousands of years, the marsh Arabs survived Saddam but now are losing a battle against nature.

In Iraq, Combating Oil Corruption, Staving Off Fears of a Kurdish-Arab War

Iraq Oil ReportFebruary 22, 2009.

A round-up of the most important news out of Iraq.

How Sarah Palin Created a Whole New Generation of Vegetarians

How Sarah Palin Created a Whole New Generation of Vegetarians

Martha Rosenberg, AlterNet. November 27, 2008.

Unlike Alaska's governor, most Americans don't want to see the transformations their turkey went through to get to their Thanksgiving dinner table.

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