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Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Turkey Zaman

Business
Erdoğan targets top business group once again

Erdoğan targets top business group once again

In yet another tirade against one of Turkey's most influential business groups, President »» ��
World
UN imposes arms embargo targeting Yemen Houthis; Russia abstains

UN imposes arms embargo targeting Yemen Houthis; Russia abstains

The United Nations Security Council on Tuesday blacklisted the son of Yemen's former »» ��
Arts & Culture
İstanbul film fest director says police visited festival offices

İstanbul film fest director says police visited festival offices

The İstanbul International Film Festival's director, Azize Tan, said on Monday that »» ��
Expat Zone
A helping hand

A helping hand

There are times when I have to wonder if I have become hardened or cold-hearted to »» ��
Sports
Lions aim to wrap up unfinished Turkish Cup business with Manisa

Lions aim to wrap up unfinished Turkish Cup business with Manisa

Galatasaray is sitting comfortably on a 4-0 lead over Manisaspor in the quarterfinals »» ��
todayszaman oped

Ağrı: Rehearsing how not to lose power 
by MURAT AKSOY* 

April 14, 2015, Tuesday/ 15:58:30 
The Ağrı incident has been added to the list of the dozens of "shady" incidents that have recently occurred one after another and remain unsolved. The list includes the power outages that left a large part of Turkey without energy for extended hours without any plausible explanation, the rescue operation that claimed the lives of a prosecutor and two militants at the İstanbul Courthouse and the attempted attack on the İstanbul Police Department.

High on rhetoric, Pakistan, Turkey flunk as trading partners 
by NAVEED AHMAD* 

April 13, 2015, Monday/ 15:03:52 
On March 23, Turkish Minister for Environment and Urbanization İdris Güllüce was merely playing to the gallery in Ankara when he vowed to take Pakistan-Turkey bilateral trade to $1 billion. Speaking at the Pakistan Day reception, the co-chair of the Pakistan-Turkey Joint Economic Commission seemingly overlooked the ground realities resulting in a 40 percent decline in bilateral trade. The biggest challenge for Sohail Mahmood, Pakistan's recently appoin
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