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Number of balloons goes down by 20 pct after crash in Cappadocia

Due to the balloon crash that occured May 20 in Nevşehir’s Ürgüp...

Comment(s) 5/22/2013

State spares 1 million liras budget for Mor Gabriel

Midyat Governor’s Office has allocated a budget of 1 million Turkish Liras for the restoration...

Comment(s) 5/22/2013

Turkish PM calls on opposition not to 'lock' deputies

A ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) charter draft could receive parliamentary...
Opposition slams PM’s meeting with US leader

Both the main opposition CHP and the MHP question the content of a dinner attended by US President Obama...
Private security guards build sector of 262,000 employees

There are nearly 262,000 private security guards working in Turkey with the permission of governors’ offices. Some 864,000 hold certificates
Turkey closes Syria border gate after Reyhanlı bombings

Turkey’s Customs and Trade Minister Hayati Yazıcı announced today in a written...
Museum as a work of art: The Museum of Innocence

The Museum of Innocence, eponymously named for Turkish Nobel Laureate...
Fener, Trabzonspor set for tense season finale

Turkish football’s two giants, Fenerbahçe and Trabzonspor, meet tonight in what is expected to be a heated Ziraat Turkish Cup final.
Azeris, Spaniards ink $4.8 billion Turkish refinery deal

Turkey is set to receive a new refinery after Azerbaijan’s Socar and a Spanish-led group ink a multibillion-dollar deal to build the facility...

RIGHTS

State designated as ‘responsible’ for women’s safety

ANKARA - Hürriyet Daily News

A new article drafted by the Parliament’s Constitution panel designates the state as the responsible body for preventing violence against women.

Comment(s) 5/22/2013

AMERICAS

More than 100 survivors pulled from Oklahoma tornado debris as toll falls

MOORE, Okla. - Reuters

Emergency workers saved more than 100 survivors in an Oklahoma town hit by a devastating tornado, as officials lowered the death toll to 24, including nine children.

Comment(s) 5/21/2013

Çukurova eyes to regain control of stake in Turkcell

Çukurova eyes to regain control of stake in Turkcell

Reuters

Turkish regulator (TMSF) last week seized control of 45 companies belonging to Cukurova Group...

Comment(s) 5/22/2013

5/21/2013 Turkish ministry’s booklet promotes foreplay

5/21/2013 Israel army warns Syria of Golan unrest 'consequences'

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Six shipyards set sail to win military ship contract

Beautiful and versatile thin dough: The story of Yufka

CHP resubmits motion against prime minister

CHP resubmits motion against prime minister

ANKARA

The main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) resubmitted a censure motion against Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

Comment(s) 5/22/2013

Greek Cyprus ‘outraged’ as Cyprus meet coincides with anniversary of Istanbul conquest

Greek Cyprus ‘outraged’ as Cyprus meet coincides with anniversary of Istanbul conquest

NICOSIA - Hürriyet

Greek Cyprus was “outraged” to learn that a meeting between President Nicos Anastasiades...

2 Comment(s) 5/21/2013

Syria names ‘A Team’ for Geneva conference

Syria names ‘A Team’ for Geneva conference

PARIS

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has put forward names of five officials from his administration...

Comment(s) 5/21/2013

OPINION - all the columnists »

Adams and Eves

Central Bank Currency Rates


Dollar	1.850	%0.190
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James trades jibes with Pacers coach as series looms

Miami Heat’S Lebron James responds to Indiana Pacers’ Coach Vogel over ‘just another team’ comments as the teams get ready to face off each other...

Comment(s) 5/22/2013

Philippe Montanier to leave Sociedad for France’s Rennes

Stade Rennes has appointed Philippe Montanier as their coach for next season after the Frenchman turned down a contract extension with Real Sociedad.

Comment(s) 5/22/2013

Turkish PM visits Silicon Valley

Private security guards build sector of 262,000 employees

There are nearly 262,000 private security guards working in Turkey with the permission of governors’ offices. Some 864,000 hold certificates Private security guards build sector of 262,000 employees

Opposition slams PM’s meeting with US leader

Both the main opposition CHP and the MHP question the content of a dinner attended by US President Obama... Opposition slams PM’s meeting with US leader

CHP resubmits motion against prime minister

The main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) resubmitted a censure motion against Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. CHP resubmits motion against prime minister

State spares 1 million liras budget for Mor Gabriel

Midyat Governor’s Office has allocated a budget of 1 million Turkish Liras for the restoration... State spares 1 million liras budget for Mor Gabriel

All Turkey News » TURKEY

Parliament debates alcohol bill with ayran jokes

Culture wars erupt again at Parliament, with rival deputies trading jokes about the controversial new alcohol bill.

Comment(s) 5/21/2013

State designated as ‘responsible’ for women’s safety

A new article drafted by the Parliament’s Constitution panel designates the state as the responsible body for preventing violence against women.

Comment(s) 5/22/2013

Istanbul hosts defense industry leaders at IDEF'13

Annual profit slumps on eurozone woes: Vodafone

British mobile phone giant Vodafone said yesterday that annual net profits... Annual profit slumps on eurozone woes: Vodafone

Ex-BP CEO back to multi-billion club

Tony Hayward, who was the BP's CEO during the Gulf of Mexico spill, is back in the limelight after being appointed as the interim chairman of Glencore Xstrata. Ex-BP CEO back to multi-billion club

Six shipyards set sail to win military ship contract

Turkish shipyards are to contest for the project of building two logistical support ships for the Navy... Six shipyards set sail to win military ship contract

Leaders warn of water conflict

Asia-pacific leaders have called more cooperation to set the terms of sharing water resources... Leaders warn of water conflict

All Economy News » ECONOMY

US to advance target date for F-35 use

The United States Air Force plans to begin operational use of F-35 fighter jets a year earlier than scheduled by introducing a less capable version of the F-35 software package, according to sources

Comment(s) 5/21/2013

Capital inflow hope and fear for Turkey

The coveted investment grade rating has arrived in Turkey and foreign capital...

Comment(s) 5/21/2013

Soyuz space capsule parachutes back to Earth

Saudi arrests Turkish suspect in spy ring probe: Ministry

Saudi authorities have arrested 10 more suspects in an alleged Iranian spy ring unveiled two months ago, among them eight Saudis, a Lebanese and a Turk. Saudi arrests Turkish suspect in spy ring probe: Ministry

Iran's ex-President Rafsanjani barred from standing in election

Iran's moderate ex-President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani has been barred from contesting the June 14 presidential election. Iran's ex-President Rafsanjani barred from standing in election

Far-right writer commits suicide at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris

A far-right writer and activist shot himself dead in front of the altar of the Notre Dame Cathedral, after calling for 'spectacular' action to protect France's identity in his final essay. Far-right writer commits suicide at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris

Tunisian feminist arrested for alleged provocation

A Tunisian feminist who scandalized her country by posting topless photos of herself online has been arrested Tunisian feminist arrested for alleged provocation

Syria names ‘A Team’ for Geneva conference

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has put forward names of five officials from his administration... Syria names ‘A Team’ for Geneva conference

All World News » WORLD

Israel army warns Syria of Golan unrest 'consequences'

The head of Israel's armed forces warned of 'consequences' if fire continues from Syrian territory against Israeli troops in the occupied Golan Heights.

Comment(s) 5/21/2013

Iraq PM orders security shakeup as unrest kills 21

Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki ordered a shakeup of senior security officers as violence killed 21 people.

Comment(s) 5/21/2013

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