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Armenian candidate tops Turkey's main opposition list for elections The main opposition CHP has named Selina Doğan Özuzun on top of its candidate list for the June 7 elections. She'll represent all minorities

World’s first Yazidi MP on her way to Turkish parliament Turkey’s HDP fields German-born former MEP Feleknas Uca as one of its leading candidates for the June 7 elections

‘Nude’ snowwoman gets Turkish teacher into trouble Turkish officials have launched a probe after a teacher posed for a photo with her students who made a snowwoman that “violates social values”

• CHP hails 'most inclusive' candidates list for polls

  550 candidates of Turkey's Republican People's Party (CHP) represent the most inclusive list of candidacy for the upcoming parliamentary elections in comparison with other important political parties, a party official has said, informing that 20 percent of candidates are female with many of them having the chance to be elected.
  

• Erdoğan’s inner circle and his son in law find places in AKP candidate list

  AKP candidate list for the upcoming general election included figures from Erdoğan’s inner circle, who will likely be taking a seat at parliament for the first time as lawmakers.
  

• Our nominees embrace all society, says Turkish main opposition CHP head

  Main opposition party head Kılıçdaroğlu says their deputy nominees, who will run for parliament in the upcoming elections, embrace all society, at a time when the government divides it
  

• Turkey, Iran ‘should act together to stop bloodshed’

  Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said Turkey and Iran “should play the mediation role” in the conflicts in Iraq and Syria, while also complaining about the high price of natural gas Turkey imports from its neighbor.
  

• Turkey’s main opposition fields Roma politician as MP candidate

  Turkey's main opposition CHP has fielded a Roma politician as its candidate from a western Turkish province for the upcoming general elections, marking a “milestone” for the Roma community in both Turkey and Europe.
  

• Double highway to the ancient world

  Some part of a double way in the ancient city of Anavarza, known as the first double highway of the ancient world, will be opened to tourists in a few years

• Leaders to discuss intellectual capitalism, Silk Road of energy

  The concept of ‘intellectual capital’ and a broadened view on the revival of the historic Silk Road sits at the heart of this year’s Eurasia Economic Forum, which gathers leaders and representatives from 40 countries
  

• CHP hails 'most inclusive' candidates list for polls

  550 candidates of Turkey's Republican People's Party (CHP) represent the most inclusive list of candidacy for the upcoming parliamentary elections in comparison with other important political parties, a party official has said, informing that 20 percent of candidates are female with many of them having the chance to be elected.
  

• Erdoğan’s inner circle and his son in law find places in AKP candidate list

  AKP candidate list for the upcoming general election included figures from Erdoğan’s inner circle, who will likely be taking a seat at parliament for the first time as lawmakers.
  

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Inclusive HDP candidate list aspires to pass 10 pct election threshold The Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) candidate list for the June 7 parliamentary elections mirrors its resolve to embrace different segments of society in order to reach its oambitius goal of exceeding the 10 percent election threshold by deciding to enter the elections as a party. Comment(s) 4/7/2015

UN Cyprus envoy say sees no obstacle to new peace talks A U.N. envoy for the divided island of Cyprus said April 7 he expected stalled peace talks to resume “within weeks,” following a six-month suspension in a row over offshore gas reserves. Comment(s) 4/7/2015

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POLITICS Lawyers, judges, prosecutors agree to be searched at Istanbul courthouse ISTANBUL – Anadolu Agency Lawyers, judges and prosecutors have eventually accepted being searched by x-rays and metal detectors at the entrance of Istanbul’s main Çağlayan Courthouse Comment(s) 4/7/2015

EURASIAN ECONOMIC SUMMIT Turkey, Azerbaijan play substantial role in regional issues, say top Azeri officials ISTANBUL Turkey and Azerbaijan play a significant role in bringing together and enhancing the relations between the region’s countries, Vice President of Azerbaijan Prof. Dr. Ali Hasanov said, with the 18th Eurasian Economic Summit contributing to this goal. Comment(s) 4/8/2015

Ministry assigns inspector as governor denies ‘insulting’ late Turkish teacher ANKARA/YALOVA A civil inspector has been assigned to investigate the death of a a teacher and remarks of the Yalova governor Comment(s) 4/7/2015

4/6/2015Resigned Turkish Airlines chairman says he will not run for parliament in elections

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Former presidential candidate will run for the MHP ANKARA Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu, a former presidential candidate and the former head of the Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC), will run for parliament from the ranks of the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), in a surprising move. Comment(s) 4/7/2015

Italy arrests Turkish man ‘linked to Istanbul prosecutor’s killing’ ISTANBUL / ROME Italian police have arrested a Turkish national allegedly linked to an outlawed far-left group blamed for two recent deadly shootouts in Istanbul, Turkish media reported on April 7. Comment(s) 4/6/2015

Police baton ‘service tool, not weapon:’ Lawyer ANTALYA - Doğan News Agency A Turkish lawyer has defended her clients, six policemen accused of beating a Gezi Park protester, by arguing that a police baton is a “service tool, not a weapon.” Comment(s) 4/7/2015

Turkish court acquits remaining military officers over alleged coup plot ISTANBUL - Reuters A Turkish court on April 7 acquitted the last 62 military officers jailed over an alleged 2003 plot to oust then-prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, after the judge ruled some of the digital evidence as inadmissible, a defence lawyer said. Comment(s) 4/7/2015

Two detained over Fenerbahçe bus attack TRABZON – Doğan News Agency Two suspects were detained early April 7 over an armed attack on Fenerbahçe’s team bus, Trabzon’s governor has announced Comment(s) 4/7/2015

European asylum rules must change: EU official ATHENS – Agence France-Presse The European Union is “concerned” by its existing asylum regulations and is looking at ways to amend them with large numbers of migrants fleeing conflict crossing the Mediterranean, the bloc’s top immigration official said April 7. Comment(s) 4/7/2015

UN demands aid access to Syria's Yarmuk after ISIL attack DAMASCUS - Agence France-Presse The UN Security Council has demanded humanitarian access to Syria's Yarmuk Palestinian refugee camp as residents described fleeing in terror after the arrival of jihadists of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). Comment(s) 4/7/2015

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• Why pro-Erdoğan media rediscovered Atatürk

  
  

  MUSTAFA AKYOL writes :

  On Monday, one of Turkey’s many pro-Erdoğan newspapers, Yeni Şafak, published a series of documents allegedly proving that Atatürk, the founder of the Republic of Turkey, died because of poisoning.

  Comment(s) 4/8/2015

• Campus (prayer) wars

  
  

  BURAK BEKDİL writes :

  This column has twice borrowed Shelby Foote’s famous line, with a minor revision: “A Turkish university, these days, is a group of buildings around a library and a small mosque.”

  Comment(s) 4/8/2015

• Central Bank says ‘no interest rate cuts’ but…

  
  

  ERDAL SAĞLAM writes :

  The Central Bank still maintains it is optimistic of the inflation rate, even as it continues to rise. In the inflation evaluation statement the other day, it was highlighted that core inflation indicators were positive.

  Comment(s) 4/8/2015

• It is going to be a tough election

  
  

  MURAT YETKİN writes :

  All political parties entering Turkey’s parliamentary elections on June 7 submitted their candidate lists to the Supreme Election Board (YSK) on April 7.

  Comment(s) 4/8/2015

• Will Turkish democracy pass the 10 percent threshold?

  
  

  SERKAN DEMİRTAŞ writes :

  All political parties participating in the parliamentary elections set for June 7 submitted their lists of candidates to the Supreme Election Board (YSK) on April 7.

  Comment(s) 4/8/2015

• How to trust Turkey’s institutions after electricity blackout?

  
  

  GÜNEŞ KÖMÜRCÜLER writes :

  Something strange has recently been happening in Turkey. Any ordinary day may turn into a catastrophic day full of “unusual” things, and the unusual becomes the “usual.”

  Comment(s) 4/8/2015

• Mentality problem

  
  

  YUSUF KANLI writes :

  Turkish media has had an acute problem all along, like the media of any other country: To be the first to report a development with as much detail as possible.

  Comment(s) 4/8/2015

• Political responsibility should not be forgotten

  
  

  MEHMET Y. YILMAZ writes :

  Following the major blackout that left the entire country in the dark, the general manager of the Turkish Electricity Transmission Company (TEİAŞ) resigned.

  Comment(s) 4/8/2015

• Why pro-Erdoğan media rediscovered Atatürk

  
  

  MUSTAFA AKYOL writes :

  On Monday, one of Turkey’s many pro-Erdoğan newspapers, Yeni Şafak, published a series of documents allegedly proving that Atatürk, the founder of the Republic of Turkey, died because of poisoning.

  Comment(s) 4/8/2015

• Campus (prayer) wars

  
  

  BURAK BEKDİL writes :

  This column has twice borrowed Shelby Foote’s famous line, with a minor revision: “A Turkish university, these days, is a group of buildings around a library and a small mosque.”

  Comment(s) 4/8/2015

• Central Bank says ‘no interest rate cuts’ but…

  
  

  ERDAL SAĞLAM writes :

  The Central Bank still maintains it is optimistic of the inflation rate, even as it continues to rise. In the inflation evaluation statement the other day, it was highlighted that core inflation indicators were positive.

  Comment(s) 4/8/2015

• It is going to be a tough election

  
  

  MURAT YETKİN writes :

  All political parties entering Turkey’s parliamentary elections on June 7 submitted their candidate lists to the Supreme Election Board (YSK) on April 7.

  Comment(s) 4/8/2015

• Will Turkish democracy pass the 10 percent threshold?

  
  

  SERKAN DEMİRTAŞ writes :

  All political parties participating in the parliamentary elections set for June 7 submitted their lists of candidates to the Supreme Election Board (YSK) on April 7.

  Comment(s) 4/8/2015

• How to trust Turkey’s institutions after electricity blackout?

  
  

  GÜNEŞ KÖMÜRCÜLER writes :

  Something strange has recently been happening in Turkey. Any ordinary day may turn into a catastrophic day full of “unusual” things, and the unusual becomes the “usual.”

  Comment(s) 4/8/2015

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  Nilgün Yerli, a Royal Dutch Theater actress of Turkish origin, is set to go before audiences for the first time in Istanbul with her show “Yerli Yersiz.”
  

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  Turkish zoo takes care of baby baboon after mother abandons it
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  Turkish submarine confronts Greek coast guard in fishing standoff
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  Turkish Navy's underwater offense units in training
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  Gaziantep mayor visits abandoned baby baboon named ‘Little Prince’
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  Iraqi Defense Ministry releases footage of air strikes on ISIL bases
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  Meet the Turkish Superhumans
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  Sheep flock to Eiffel Tower as French farmers cry wolf
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  In pictures: Pope Francis’ historic visit to Turkey
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  Pope Francis prays in Istanbul's Blue Mosque
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  Hundreds paid tribute to Turkish woman killed in brutal attack in Germany
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  Turkish orthopedics company helps disabled animals
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  Finalists of 2014 World Muslimah Awards
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  Blizzard-weary Americans brave more snow
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  Miss Puerto Rico crowned Miss International 2014
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  Donkeys get married to protest donkeys getting married
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  10 workers killed at Istanbul construction site
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  Turkish district set to be moved for ancient city
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  Sapporo Snow Festival in Japan
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  57th Grammy Awards
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  New member of Zurich zoo: Baby black rhino Olmoti
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  Turkish commandos introduce new equipment during special drill
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  French rush to buy new Charlie Hebdo edition after attacks
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  ‘Soldiers’ of 16 great Turkish states welcome Palestine’s Abbas
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  16 Turkish warriors welcome Aliyev at new presidential palace
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  2014’s last archaeological finding surfaces in Anatolia
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  Record 17,000 rally against 'Islamization' in Germany
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  Miss South Africa crowned Miss World
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  Hostages held inside Sydney cafe, Islamic flag held up
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  Heavy rainfall hits Mediterranean province of Antalya
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  Rescuers search for air crash bodies in French Alps
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  More than one million march against extremism in Paris
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  Heavy sandstorm descends onto Dubai
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  King Richard III arrives at final resting place after 500 years
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  It's raining cats and tourists on a Japanese island
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  Rescuers search for air crash bodies in French Alps
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  Turkish President Erdoğan pays official visit to Iran amid tension
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  Driver injured as Fenerbahçe team bus comes under fire in Trabzon
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  2,000 evacuated from Syria's Yarmuk after ISIL advance
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  Turkish President Erdoğan pays official visit to Iran amid tension

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