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Monday, December 28, 2015

Turkey Zaman

Business
Cyber threat could drag on and haunt Turkey, experts warn

Cyber threat could drag on and haunt Turkey, experts warn

A potential wave of renewed cyber attacks on Turkey's national “.tr” domains is likely »»
World
Iraqi forces surround ISIL-held complex in Ramadi

Iraqi forces surround ISIL-held complex in Ramadi

Iraqi forces have totally encircled the government complex in Ramadi, the last stronghold »»
Arts & Culture
‘The Lobster’: Together forever?

‘The Lobster’: Together forever?

Greek director-de-jour Yorgos Lanthimos' Cannes competition film “The Lobster” finally »»
Expat Zone
Historical buildings in Diyarbakır caught in crossfire

Historical buildings in Diyarbakır caught in crossfire

The Suriçi district of Diyarbakır is famous for its historical buildings and artifacts, »»
Sports
Fener hosts Sivas in final act of season’s first half

Fener hosts Sivas in final act of season’s first half

The first half of the 2015-16 Spor Toto League season comes to a close on Monday »»
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Caucuses full of potential conflict 
by MEHMET FATİH ÖZTARSU* 

December 26, 2015, Saturday/ 17:00:00 
Armenia has recently had a national referendum, one whose contents and the results of which have been heavily debated. The referendum -- which was aimed at bringing about constitutional changes that would decrease the authority given to the president while increasing the power of its parliament -- was met by a 63 percent “yes” vote. One half of eligible Armenian voters chose to vote. In the period before the referendum took place, there were m

20 years of Dayton agreement imposed on Bosnia 
by HAJRUDIN SOMUN* 

December 25, 2015, Friday/ 14:55:54 
Except for Bosnia and Herzegovina, most Balkan countries are entering 2016 with a more optimistic view than in 2015. The migration crisis and Russia's increasing presence in the Middle East and Southeast Europe has urged the European Union to resume membership talks with Turkey and open accession talks with Serbia. NATO has invited Montenegro to begin accession talks to join the alliance. Due to its debt crisis, Greece still has tense relations with the EU, but
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