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Saturday, May 16, 2015

Turkey Zaman

Business
More than one in 10 Turks unemployed ahead of parliamentary election

More than one in 10 Turks unemployed ahead of parliamentary election

Turkish unemployment hit 11.2 percent in the first three months of the year, data »» ��
World
Obama vows to keep Arab allies secure amid Iran fears

Obama vows to keep Arab allies secure amid Iran fears

Charging toward an Iran nuclear agreement, US President Barack Obama is assuring »» ��
Arts & Culture
Turkey’s Cappadox fest to stream concerts to global audience

Turkey’s Cappadox fest to stream concerts to global audience

A concert on Saturday in the central Anatolian town of Uçhisar by Turkish duo Ulaş »» ��
Expat Zone
Taking back Mother’s Day

Taking back Mother’s Day

“Have you called my mom yet to wish her happy Mother's Day?” my husband, Can, asked, »» ��
Sports
Lions eye league title in Gençler clash after another Eagle draw

Lions eye league title in Gençler clash after another Eagle draw

Galatasaray is well on its way to a Spor Toto Super League championship after Beşiktaş »» ��
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The demonization of Iran and changing global geopolitics 
by ROBERT OLSON* 

May 15, 2015, Friday/ 16:19:08 
Ever since Iran and the US reached a tentative agreement regarding Iran's nuclear programs, much of the national press in the US, Israel and in the Arab, largely Sunni, countries, has demonized Iran as “untrustworthy,” “unreliable” and “deceptive." But it is clear that in the realm of geopolitics, Iran has acted no more deceptively that any other country involved in the region. It is true that, in the early years of the Islamic

The Strategic Imperative of TTIP 
by JIRI SEDIVY* 

May 15, 2015, Friday/ 14:22:03 
As negotiations between the European Union and the United States over the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) move toward a final agreement, opponents of the proposed pact are becoming more vocal. Criticism of any major economic-policy change is only natural, but failing to reach agreement on this accord would be a historic mistake – one that Europe will soon regret. Indeed, the TTIP could turn out to be the most important bulwark of transatlantic unity since t
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