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Friday, December 19, 2014

Turkey Zaman

Business
Erdoğan risks path to economic depression, experts say

Erdoğan risks path to economic depression, experts say

“By deviating from democracy [Recep] Tayyip Erdoğan is putting Turkey on the path »» »»
World
Eight children killed in Australia in reported mass stabbing

Eight children killed in Australia in reported mass stabbing

Eight children have been killed and a woman who was mother to seven of them was injured »» »»
Arts & Culture
Standing Europe’s Muslim integration debate on its head

Standing Europe’s Muslim integration debate on its head

Sometimes a novel can get across what others’ lives are like more indelibly than »» »»
Expat Zone
Memory tree

Memory tree

The little tree is hidden in pieces in a long box, under some suitcases gathering »» »»
Sports
Juve beats Cagliari to end year on top

Juve beats Cagliari to end year on top

Juventus eased to a 3-1 win at relegation-threatened Cagliari to ensure it ended »» »»

Pakistan After the Peshawar Massacre 
by SHAHID JAVED BURKI* 

December 19, 2014, Friday/ 17:56:43 
On December 16, the Taliban attacked an army school in Peshawar and killed 132 children and nine adults. Eight terrorists dressed in military uniform penetrated the school’s well-guarded perimeter and opened fire on the students and school personnel. Pakistani army commandos fought the intruders for several hours before killing the last attacker. The assault on the military school was the single deadliest attack in the Taliban’s history. The question now
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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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