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Group stands against 'standing man' in Istanbul protest square

A group of eight men held a counter-protest in Taksim against the 'standing man.'

17 Comment(s) 6/19/2013

Turkey to take action if border threat identified: Foreign Minister Davutoğlu

Davutoğlu said that Turkey is prepared for taking action in case of a new border threat.

9 Comment(s) 6/19/2013

Ankara mulls cutting ties with EU if chapter vetoed

Turkey-EU relations could hit a new nadir if the opening of the ‘regional policies’ chapter is suspended by Germany and the Netherlands.
Turkish government won’t condemn ‘standing man:’ Deputy PM

The government doesn’t intend to condemn “the standing person,” and such peaceful protests...
Middle East ‘elites’: Turkey’s say in diplomacy on the rise

According to a recent study, Turkey’s say in international politics is strengthening and it will be the most powerful state in the Middle East in 2023.
Iraqi Kurds announce new oil pipeline to Turkish border

Iraqi Kurdistan appears ready to start a new oil pipeline to Turkey soon. The planned pipeline would not cross the border, a Turkish source said
Government must come to its senses, BDP co-chair Demirtaş says

BDP co-chair Selahattin Demirtaş warns the government on its recent rhetoric, calling on government figures...
‘Three continents, one heart’ meet at Mediterranean Games

Turkey‘s beautiful southern province of Mersin is ready to host some 6,000 sportsmen from 24 countries...
Documentary film on Anatolian Seljuks

The Anatolian Seljuk state will be explained in new documentary. The shooting of the documentary began...

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Sao Paulo, Rio officials suspend subway, bus fare hike that sparked nationwide protests

SAO PAOLO - The Associated Press

Officials in Brazil's two biggest cities said June 19 that they have reversed an increase in bus and subway fares that ignited protests across the nation.

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LOCAL

Two members of Beşiktaş’s Çarşı supporter group arrested over Gezi protests

ISTANBUL

Two members of Beşiktaş’s notorious supporter club, known as Çarşı, were arrested by the court, bringing the total of those arrested during the Gezi protests to six.

4 Comment(s) 6/19/2013

No change of guard at top defense procurement body

No change of guard at top defense procurement body

News reports on Turkish Undersecretariat for Defense Industries (SSM) chief Murad Bayar’s departure are denied as a ‘hoax’, according to sources

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6/19/2013 Third bridge’s controversial name should not ‘demolish other bridges,’ says scholar Gülen

6/20/2013 Istanbul to vote for Gezi Park if court gives

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Turkey’s purchasing power lags behind

According to the first preliminary estimates of the European Comparison Program for 2012...

Muslim Nationalism and the New Turks

From Persian painting to Mughal miniatures

Family Ministry challenges court decision to release sergeants suspect in child sex abuse case

Family Ministry challenges court decision to release sergeants suspect in child sex abuse case

BİNGÖL

The Family Ministry has challenged a court decision to release five sergeants suspected of sexually abusing a minor in Bingöl.

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Turkey refugee ranking skyrockets within a year

Turkey refugee ranking skyrockets within a year

GENEVA

Turkey moves from the 59th to the 10th most important refugee-hosting country in only one year...

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Gezi Park protests affect cash repatriation: Firms

Gezi Park protests affect cash repatriation: Firms

ISTANBUL / Hürriyet

The Gezi Park protests are affecting cash repatriation legislation that aims to lure back funds...

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Adams and Eves

Central Bank Currency Rates


Dollar	1.885	%-0.080
Euro	2.525	%0.040
Gold	83.490	%0.620
IMKB 100	78,835.000	%1.410

2,500 km of railways to be built

Turkey will build at least 2,500 kilometers of high-speed rail line in the next five years...

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Dolphin dies after China tourist abuse

A dolphin has died in China after tourists hoisted it out of the water to pose with it for photographs...

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Civil disobedience act becomes phenomenon in Turkey’s Taksim Square: Standing man

Government must come to its senses, BDP co-chair Demirtaş says

BDP co-chair Selahattin Demirtaş warns the government on its recent rhetoric, calling on government figures... Government must come to its senses, BDP co-chair Demirtaş says

Progressive Lawyers Association warns against unlawful detainments in Gezi Park operations

Istanbul Progressive Lawyers Association (ÇHD) secretary general Güray Dağ said there had been complete... Progressive Lawyers Association warns against unlawful detainments in Gezi Park operations

Turkish government won’t condemn ‘standing man:’ Deputy PM

The government doesn’t intend to condemn “the standing person,” and such peaceful protests... Turkish government won’t condemn ‘standing man:’ Deputy PM

All electorates of Istanbul will vote on the fate of the Gezi Park at the historic Taksim Square... Istanbul to vote for Gezi Park if court gives

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Two members of Beşiktaş’s Çarşı supporter group arrested over Gezi protests

Two members of Beşiktaş’s notorious supporter club, known as Çarşı, were arrested by the court, bringing the total of those arrested during the Gezi protests to six.

4 Comment(s) 6/19/2013

Family Ministry challenges court decision to release sergeants suspect in child sex abuse case

The Family Ministry has challenged a court decision to release five sergeants suspected of sexually abusing a minor in Bingöl.

Comment(s) 6/19/2013

Istanbul hosts defense industry leaders at IDEF'13

Gezi Park protests affect cash repatriation: Firms

The Gezi Park protests are affecting cash repatriation legislation that aims to lure back funds... Gezi Park protests affect cash repatriation: Firms

Gezi Park protests ‘hit’ Grand Bazaar’s stores

Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar, which is visited mostly by foreigners, is affected by the Gezi Park incidents as tourists are canceling their hotel reservations amid protests and police crackdowns Gezi Park protests ‘hit’ Grand Bazaar’s stores

EU, US leaders launch trade talks, France digs in culture

The United states and the European Union leaders who are part of Group of Eight... EU, US leaders launch trade talks, France digs in culture

Turkey looks to realize its huge shale gas potential

Turkey has appeared to accelerate its local energy exploration and production activities... Turkey looks to realize its huge shale gas potential

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Iraqi Kurds announce new oil pipeline to Turkish border

Iraqi Kurdistan appears ready to start a new oil pipeline to Turkey soon. The planned pipeline would not cross the border, a Turkish source said

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Pentagon, contractors take aim at F-35 costs

With development and technology challenges on the Lockheed Martin Corp F-35 fighter increasingly under control...

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Biggest protests in 20 years sweep Brazil

Bulgaria removes state security chief appointment over large protest wave

Bulgaria's parliament dismissed a powerful media figure from his post as head of national security hoping the move will put an end to protest rallies. Bulgaria removes state security chief appointment over large protest wave

Obama eyes Russia deal to cut nuke arms

US President Barack Obama on Wednesday refused to specify the exact nature of new US military aid... Obama eyes Russia deal to cut nuke arms

Turkey refugee ranking skyrockets within a year

Turkey moves from the 59th to the 10th most important refugee-hosting country in only one year... Turkey refugee ranking skyrockets within a year

Merkel's CDU reject Turkish membership in the EU in election programme

Chancellor Angela Merkel's CDU has rejected Turkish membership in the EU in their German election programme, saying it would 'overburden' the bloc. Merkel's CDU reject Turkish membership in the EU in election programme

Middle East ‘elites’: Turkey’s say in diplomacy on the rise

According to a recent study, Turkey’s say in international politics is strengthening and it will be the most powerful state in the Middle East in 2023. Middle East ‘elites’: Turkey’s say in diplomacy on the rise

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Sao Paulo, Rio officials suspend subway, bus fare hike that sparked nationwide protests

Officials in Brazil's two biggest cities said June 19 that they have reversed an increase in bus and subway fares that ignited protests across the nation.

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Ankara mulls cutting ties with EU if chapter vetoed

Turkey-EU relations could hit a new nadir if the opening of the ‘regional policies’ chapter is suspended by Germany and the Netherlands.

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