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Friday,September 19 2014, Your time is 9:26:39 PM

• NYT reveals threats against Turkish reporter as pro-gov't media turn her into target

  The New York Times condemned 'attacks' against its reporter Yeğinsu
  
  

• Lack of no-fly zone in Syria aided ISIL, Turkish PM says

  Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu has said Turkey’s 'democracy and culture,' including its religious education in schools, prevent it from becoming a breeding ground for radicals such as ISIL
  
  

• 'Turkey cannot impose buffer zone alone, needs int’l backing'

  Turkey can't impose a buffer zone on the Syrian border without a UN Security Council decision, Beşir Atalay says
  
  

• Readers: We love Turkish men no matter what

  Responses vary to the realities of Turkish men coupling with foreign women. Love comes first in most relationships, but the mother-in-law and cooking come right after love
  
  

• NYT reveals threats against Turkish reporter as pro-gov't media turn her into target

  The New York Times condemned 'attacks' against its reporter Yeğinsu
  
  

• Lack of no-fly zone in Syria aided ISIL, Turkish PM says

  Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu has said Turkey’s 'democracy and culture,' including its religious education in schools, prevent it from becoming a breeding ground for radicals such as ISIL
  
  

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President Erdoğan attaches new honor to top religious leader

President Erdoğan again slams Gezi protesters, declares pro-Gülen bank ‘already bankrupt’

Erdoğan holds security summit with ISIL topping the agenda

All News » POLITICS

'Turkey cannot impose buffer zone alone, needs int’l backing' Turkey can't impose a buffer zone on the Syrian border without a UN Security Council decision, Beşir Atalay says Comment(s) 9/20/2014

Turkey’s Culture Minister slams Wikipedia for linking Erdoğan with authoritarianism

New Turkish Internet law to deepen censorship and increase surveillance: HRW

Greek minority school on Gökçeada starts new term with only two students

All News » RIGHTS

Kurdish education schools closed due to protests Some in the east of Turkey began their education in gardens after the authorities deemed several schools planning to offer education in the Kurdish language 'illegal' Comment(s) 9/16/2014

Ten new companies acquire licenses to produce salt in ailing Lake Tuz

Istanbul’s third airport threatens birds’ migration routes

Greenpeace activists detained in Turkey for protesting thermal power plant

All News » GREEN

Greenpeace activists call for halt to coal plant frenzy in mythical Kaz Mountains Greenpeace’s Rainbow Warrior ship anchored off Çanakkale’s shores in its 11th day touring Turkey’s coastline Comment(s) 9/18/2014

12 more officials detained in Soma disaster probe

NYT reveals threats against Turkish reporter as pro-gov't media turn her into target

Chinese worker killed in mine collapse in Turkey’s Bartın

All News » LOCAL

Locals saved me from death, pilot beaten by Kuwaiti Embassy staff says Hakan Karakuş says in his testimony that he only escaped with the help of the people at the scene Comment(s) 9/19/2014

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