Foreign investment in Turkey has soared to $138.3-billion from just $18-million 33 years ago when it started to host foreign investors.
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Globe and Mail August 6, 2013 Turkey’s hard-earned reputation as a stable country on the path to European Union admittance took a hit May 28 after a sit-in at Taksim Gezi Park in Istanbul turned violent and led to weeks of deadly, anti-government demonstrations. The violence was a sharp turn for this country, which had been applauded for its political and economic stability during the Arab Spring uprisings…
daina lawrence, journalist 