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A group calling itself the Anatolian Youth has announced that it is planning...
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A group of Greek students attending the 30th International Youth...
The botched Uludere raid that killed 34 civilians in December 2011 was conducted after receiving intelligence from U.S. officials.
Syria's rebels have seen an influx of arms including anti-tank weaponry for their fight against President Bashar al-Assad regime, in an effort coordinated with the help of the United States.
British Prime Minister David Cameron told eurozone leaders Wednesday to sort out their debt problems soon or risk the collapse of the single currency as they grapple with the crisis in Greece.
The Turkish government tries to break the impasse with the EU, presenting several draft bills aiming to help it open new chapters in the stalled negotiations.
Greek elections will be held on June 17, the Athens News Agency said on Wednesday, adding that a senior judge had been tasked with heading a caretaker government to organize the ballot.
French President Francois Hollande's new prime minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, arrived at the Matignon Palace in Paris on his first day of work Wednesday and began drawing up a cabinet list.
Prominent Bahraini rights activist Nabeel Rajab told a court that a charge
INTERNATIONAL
THE HAGUE - Agence France-Presse
The trial of wartime Bosnian Serb army chief Ratko Mladic opened before a UN court today.
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AMERICAS
GREENSBORO - Reuters
Former Senator John Edwards, his ex-mistress and his oldest daughter may take the witness stand today to offer a last word in his defense at his federal campaign finance trial, Edwards' lawyer said.
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ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News
Football and hooliganism once again dominated Turkey’s political agenda yesterday, as some 48 people were detained in connection with their involvement in the incidents that broke out
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DUSHANBE, Tajikistan - The Associated Press
Authorities in the Central Asian nation of Tajikistan have banned several hugely popular Turkish television series over concerns that the violence in them could have a bad influence on viewers.
AFYONKARAHİSAR - Doğan News Agency
A sweeping ban in the central-western province of Afyonkarahisar, which restricts the consumption and sale of alcohol in open areas, came into effect May 13.
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NEW YORK - The Associated Press
Already expected to be the largest-ever initial public offering for an Internet company, Facebook is making...
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The list of participants in the NATO summit to convene in Chicago on May 20-21 is an example of diplomacy with a heavy dose of realpolitik.
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Over and over for the past six months in this column, sometimes in between the lines, but at least twice in rather ..
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It was an interesting debate Monday evening at Kanal D’s Prime Time News. Our guests were ...
Do you remember when Turkey last opened a negotiation chapter? It was June 2010. In the last two years negotiations ...
The readers of this column are probably well aware that I have not been a great fan of Kemalism. For this 80-year-old official ...
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Before Turkey’s 'liberal' Islamism could soften radical Islamism signs have emerged to suggest the opposite has happened.
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Former captain John Terry has been included in England's European Championship squad despite...
Leading Japanese mobile operator NTT DoCoMo unveiled its first smart phone...
A retired state judge supported by marijuana advocates has defeated a former federal prosecutor...
Kooky comedy and buffoonery were on the agenda Wednesday as the 65th Cannes Film Festival, with its trademark mix of high cinematic art and Hollywood glitz, kicks off on a light note.
Carlos Fuentes, who died Tuesday aged 83, was one of the Spanish-speaking world's best known writers...
Gulf Arab leaders fail to agree on a closer political union to counter Iranian influence in the region.
When you visit houses on the Black Sea coast you will find they are incredibly different from houses on the Mediterranean and when you go to the South East you will again find a different architectural style
Taner Ceylan, one of the most famous contemporary Turkish artists, is preparing to open his latest exhibition in London, in which he will be exhibiting all the works from his “Lost Paintings” series.
Leading eurozone powerbroker Jean-Claude Juncker has lashed out at “propaganda” suggesting that a politically-paralyzed Greece would now exit the troubled currency.
The 17-nation eurozone grows 0 percent in quarter as Germany remains the only large economy to post expansion. Even the Netherlands’ economy shrinks 0.2 percent, signaling no quick recovery for the euro area
The unemployment rate in February period fell 1.1 points to 10.4 compared with the same period last year...
'Weeping bride' tulips welcome spring
Record-breaking bad boy returns to Olympics
'Snow White and the Huntsman' premieres in London
'Super Moon' rises bigger and brighter than ever
Firefight erupts in front of Istanbul courthouse
Tymoshenko's tigress gives birth to four cubs
Fenerbahçe fans clash with police
Gunshots and rioting as Galatasaray wins championship on Fener home field
Pictures of the week
Final Four ends with Olympiacos victory
Russian spy Anna Chapman
İbrahim Tatlıses tosses away walking stick
Third trailer released for 'The Dark Knight Rises'
Czechs enjoy the sun on May Day
Final flight of the Discovery
Bond takes a day off as he enjoys Istanbul islands
TV's heartthrobs: The leading men of Turkish TV
The Alpha-Male: A look back Vladimir Putin's career
Woman blown away by jet engine blast
Female stars of Turkish television
Hour-long clash near Turkey-Syria border
Israel marks the annual Holocaust memorial day
Storms paralyze life across Turkey
'Bloody' protest in Colombia
Turkish PM plays with football given by Australia's Gillard
Domestic violence victim crowned Turkey's body building champion
Highlights from Fenerbahçe's victory over Galatasaray
Dutch TV advert warning of Ukrainian women sparks diplomatic row
Anori, the polar bear cub amuses visitors
Thousands captivated by Turkish air acrobatics show
Tour of Turkey cycling cup ends in Istanbul
'Miss Gay' crowned in Nicaragua
Felines of the world
Britain redefines 'Olympic security' with Rapier missiles
Lingerie Football League
The lighting ceremony of Olympic flame in ancient Olympia
Star-studded benefit at The Metropolitan Museum
Billabong Rio Pro surfing competition