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Tuesday, February 10, 2015

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Business
Turkey says unclear if G20 will commit to specific targets

Turkey says unclear if G20 will commit to specific targets

Turkey prefers to set specific national investment targets as part of efforts to »» ��
World
Merkel urges caution as Western unity over Ukraine begins to crack

Merkel urges caution as Western unity over Ukraine begins to crack

German Chancellor Angela Merkel was arguing in Washington on Monday against arming »» ��
Arts & Culture
Turkish cinema at Berlinale: 2 features and 1 short

Turkish cinema at Berlinale: 2 features and 1 short

The weather is direly cold and cruel, but the films are here to warm you up -- well »» ��
Expat Zone
Wet wet wet

Wet wet wet

It seems to me that here on the south coast we have had about the wettest January »» ��
Sports
Trabzonspor hosts Sivasspor in Turkish Cup last 16 opener

Trabzonspor hosts Sivasspor in Turkish Cup last 16 opener

Trabzonspor, also called the Black Sea Storm, welcomes Medicana Sivasspor to Hüseyin »» ��

Removing the barrier on the way to an autocratic state 
by SAMİ KARAHAN* 

February 09, 2015, Monday/ 15:35:41 
The whole Bank Asya operation is just the continuation of plans that started in 2006. These are plans that aim to make Justice and Development Party (AKP) rule permanent and have led to the creation of pro-government capital and big business, as well as the silencing of the opposition. Pro-government media outlets have been filled with stories that aim to present good reasons for the seizure of Bank Asya and other large companies. And in fact this seizure has taken 

The US Congress, Israel and the Middle East 
by ROBERT OLSON* 

February 09, 2015, Monday/ 15:38:02 
As I write this article on Feb. 4, the brouhaha over Speaker of the House of Representatives John Boehner's invitation to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to speak to the US Congress on March 3 is still ongoing. Indeed, as a result of the row between the presidency and Congress, especially the Republican leadership of the Senate, it is likely that the row will continue for some time, perhaps to the end of Barack Obama's presidency. It must also be considered that a nu
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