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WHO mulls flu alert level as Japan cases rise

KOBE, Japan - While the number of patients who contract swine flu is rising at an alarming rate around the world particularly with the recent disturbing cases of the virus in Japan, health experts discuss enthusiastically as to whether declare an official pandemic at the annual meeting of World Health Organization. The world should stay vigilant against virus, warns an expert

World battles to curb swine flu; toll rises to 149

MEXICO CITY - Governments around the world took steps Tuesday to curb the spread of a new strain of flu that has killed up to 149 people in Mexico in a couple of weeks and has spread to Europe and possibly Asia.

Iran's electoral watchdog upholds Ahmadinejad's disputed victory

TEHRAN - Iran upheld President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s election victory despite massive opposition protests over what many branded a rigged poll that triggered the worst crisis since the 1979 revolution.

Europe reports 1st swine flu death

ISTANBUL - Authorities appealed for calm on Monday after Britain confirmed the first swine flu death outside the Americas and the pandemic spread to isolated island communities in Asia.

Scottish flu death marks Europe's first fatality

LONDON - Europe recorded its first death from H1N1 flu on Sunday after Scottish health officials said a patient with the disease had died, just days after the World Health Organization labeled the outbreak a global pandemic.

Port firm takes extra precautions on outbreak

ISTANBUL - In hopes to ease concerns over the global swine flu outbreak, Global Port is taking extra measures at Turkey’s southern ports. Besides buying thermal cameras and protective equipment, the firm is also training staff at the ports.

Health minister asks for proper flu reports

ANKARA - Turkey’s health minister called on the media yesterday to avoid sensationalizing news about the swine flu virus, adding that there had been no confirmed cases of the influenza strain in the country.

More states hit by flu as cases surpass 5,000

ISTANBUL - The number of global swine flu cases passes 5,000, according to the WHO, as the virus spreads to three more nations in Europe, Asia and Latin America. The new strain could have sickened 23,000 people in Mexico alone before anyone realized it was an epidemic, shows a study

Governors to meet on flu

ANKARA - The Health Ministry invited the governors of all provinces for a meeting today to inform them about the global spread of swine flu and measures to be taken to prevent its outbreak, the private channel NTV reported yesterday.

Swine flu hits China as global cases rise

CHENGDU - China confirmed Monday its first case of swine flu on the mainland, underlining the outbreaks global spread, as the United States reported hundreds more cases and warned of further deaths.

Crisis enters twilight zone, say economists

PARIS - Global companies continue to post losses or diminished profits, but analysts at Citigroup say the world economy has effectively entered the ’twilight zone,’ in the sense that positive and negative data will go together for some period. ’We still do not expect corporate earnings cycle to bottom out for another year,’ they say

Mexico begins five-day break to fight swine flu

MEXICO CITY - As Mexico begins a five-day break aimed at further slowing the spread of the deadly swine flu virus, the country's epidemiology chief faults the WHO for not stepping in earlier. Denmark and Hong Kong become latest countries to report H1N1 infections and the outbreak even touches the White House.

WHO warns global swine flu pandemic imminent

GENEVA - The World Health Organization warned a global swine flu pandemic was imminent, as more nations confirmed cases of a deadly disease that has spread round the world in a matter of days.

Flu crisis deepens, control seen as ’’unfeasible’

ISTANBUL - The swine flu crisis deepens with the death toll rising above 150 in Mexico and at least 18 countries reporting confirmed or suspected infections.

Global flu epidemic fear grows, more U.S.

MEXICO CITY - A new flu virus that has killed up to 68 people in Mexico could start a global epidemic, the World Health Organization warned on Saturday, as the disease appeared to be spreading in the United States.

In headscarf debate, out mounting economic crisis

ISTANBUL-The ruling Justice andDevelopmentParty survived a closure case while the Ergenekon case, seen by some circles as the reprisal of the ruling party against secularists, became one of the most controversial court cases. Diplomatic traffic continued despite internal turbulences with the visits of British Queen Elizabeth II, Iranian and Syrian presidents

Textile sector in need of government support

ANTALYA - The global economic crisis has caused Turkey’s textile businesses to ponder pulling out of the sector. Hoping to lower the impact of the crisis on their businesses, some entrepreneurs resort to halting production or laying off workers, while others move their businesses abroad, meaning the sector loses blood either way.

Textile sector in need of government support

ANTALYA - The global economic crisis has caused Turkey's textile businesses to ponder pulling out of the sector. Hoping to lower the impact of the crisis on their businesses, some entrepreneurs resort to halting production or laying off workers, while others move their businesses abroad, meaning the sector loses blood either way.

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