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Sunday, December 14, 2014

Turkey- Zaman

Business
Turkey and Greece downplay disagreements to foster trade

Turkey and Greece downplay disagreements to foster trade

The 3rd Turkey-Greece High-Level Cooperation Council, held during Prime Minister »» »»
World
UN still struggling to move aid into Syria

UN still struggling to move aid into Syria

The UN's decision in July to begin moving aid into war-torn Syria without the consent »» »»
Arts & Culture
‘But Müzeyyen’: Love and/or literature?

‘But Müzeyyen’: Love and/or literature?

Could this be the year of the unstoppable transformation of certain Turkish actors »» »»
Expat Zone
What’s in your trunk?

What’s in your trunk?

Upon graduating with a degree in history (Middle East), I promptly started an internship »» »»
Sports
Hamza and his Lions hit poor Konya for ‘hamsa’

Hamza and his Lions hit poor Konya for ‘hamsa’

“Hamsa” means five in Arabic and the Lions, as Galatasaray is popularly called, are »» »»

Which Ottoman Turkish? Which Middle Ages? 
by LEVENT KÖKER* 

December 14, 2014, Sunday/ 14:43:27 
Certain issues have recently been brought to the political agenda even though they are not of vital importance for society. Of these, the debates related to the Middle Ages and Ottoman Turkish are particularly noteworthy. These matters have no direct effect on certain matters of urgency which cannot be denied by anyone, such the Kurdish issue and its settlement. For instance, the government carefully avoids any move about mother-tongue education, which is of crucial importance for the

Development for the people 
by ABDOULAYE MAR DIEYE* 

December 14, 2014, Sunday/ 19:56:42 
New York -- The Ebola epidemic in West Africa is destroying lives, decimating communities, and orphaning children at a rate not seen since the region's brutal civil wars ended more than a decade ago. In Liberia, 60 percent of markets are now closed; in Sierra Leone, only one-fifth of the 10,000 HIV patients who are on anti-retroviral treatments are still receiving them; and Guinea's government is reporting a $220 million financing gap because of the crisis. If the outbreak is 
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Syrian refugees and Turkey’s challenges: Going beyond hospitality

June 02, 2014, Monday/ 17:35:08/ KEMAL KİRİŞÇİ
The first Syrian refugees began to cross into Turkey in April 2011. This was at a time when Turkey's relations with the Syrian government had not yet been ruptured. The Turkish side was deeply engaged in efforts to persuade Bashar al-Assad to avoid harsh measures against protests that began in March 2011. However, when the Syrian government, instead, chose to use increasing repression and violence against civilians, relations between the two countries deteriorate>>

İhsanoğlu: The man who changed the OIC

April 30, 2014, Wednesday/ 16:23:36 
The first president of what would become the Organization of Islamic Cooperation(OIC), the world's second largest intergovernmental organization was a colourful figure. Abdul Rahman Tunku, was already well known as a Malaysian independence leader when became the first leader of the OIC when the organization was founded in 1969. In photo Truk's thick rimmed classes and tight lipped is equally memorable. Yet, Pan-Islamic sentiment and anti-colonialis>>
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