Daily Sabah (Turkey) - 2018-10-12

• Journalist Khashoggi’s disappeara­nce may send US-Saudi relations into a tailspin
• New fiscal plan aims to draw foreign investment for megaprojec­ts
• A FILM FESTIVAL FOR DISABLED AUDIENCES
• THY’s first flights from Istanbul’s new airport to begin on Oct 29
• Beautiful hues of green and blue make Sinop a dazzling attraction
• Moderate opposition sees Sochi deal vital for diplomatic solution in Idlib
• KHASHOGGI’S VOICE AND THE PRINCE’S DEAFENING SILENCE
• KHASHOGGI AND TURKISH SAUDI RELATIONS
• Late, but not too late: Turkish efforts on climate change promising
• WHAT IF ISRAEL HAD HELD PASTOR BRUNSON?
• Turkish consulates in Iraqi cities of Basra, Mosul to reopen
• Turkey, Kuwait sign military cooperatio­n agreement for 2019
• American pastor Brunson’s trial in Izmir continues today
• Local contractor­s complete projects worth $15B in Africa
• UK-BASED TURKISH CHEF BRINGS HER RECIPES TO BODRUM
• Social media may reduce depression risk for older people
• Ukraine church’s bid for autonomy faces stern reaction from Moscow
• 965,000 pills bound for Saudi Arabia intercepte­d in drug bust
• New footage shows FETÖ putschists killing civilian
• More than 600 village guards suspended
• European Central Bank confident in plan to remove stimulus
• Turkey, Africa agree to enhance economic partnershi­p
• Current account posts surplus first time in 3 years
• US inflation slows in September, jobless claims rise
• American automotive firm WABCO opens first distributi­on center in Turkey
• Restructur­ed foreign currency debts to be converted to Turkish lira
• 7 coalfields across country opened for private investors
• Over 100 companies join campaign against inflation
• Study: World must slash meat consumptio­n to save climate
• Aid must be directed to the world’s poorest, as income gap increases
• BMW plans to take control of China joint venture
• World’s longest nonstop flight takes off
• Big tobacco cries foul after hard-line treaty
• Frankfurt Book Fair to host historian Ortaylı in talks on Troy
• Children in Idlib eager to return to schools damaged by regime
• Trial of American pastor Brunson continues today
• Over 100 Turkish-origin candidates run in Belgian elections
• Bulgaria rejects Turkey’s extraditio­n request for PKK suspect
• Diplomatic source dismisses Trump claim US involved in Khashoggi investigat­ion
• Israel’s Netanyahu appears poised to call early elections
• Germany’s Merkel faces crucial test as key Bavaria elections loom
• Rights group warns of devastatin­g situation of child refugees in Nauru
• Calls grow for second referendum to stop Brexit
• Search for victims extended, many still missing in Indonesia
• Concern escalates over migrants abandoned in Sonoran desert
• IDLIB BREAKTHROU­GH MAY SPREAD TO WIDER MIDDLE EAST
• Women’s empowermen­t and recognitio­n in politics
• What is Turkey doing to stop climate change?
• TURKEY’S STANCE ON THE PARIS AGREEMENT
• FOOTBALL SEEKS ANSWERS OVER DEMENTIA LINK TO HEADING
• Women-only racing championsh­ip aims to find F1 stars
• Rwandan student develops passion for traditiona­l Turkish dances
• Babylon festival ‘empowers’ musicians

Daily Sabah (Turkey) - 2018-10-11

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