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Sunday, May 3, 2015

Turkey Zaman

Business
The ‘lost’ women of the Ottoman state: first female workers brigade

The ‘lost’ women of the Ottoman state: first female workers brigade

"Being a subject of the Ottoman state, vaccinated, free of contagious diseases, certified »» ��
World
Chelsea poised to celebrate first title since 2010

Chelsea poised to celebrate first title since 2010

Chelsea have been accused of being boring but they will not mind one bit if they »» ��
Arts & Culture
2015 Triennial in NY asks daring questions on contemporary culture

2015 Triennial in NY asks daring questions on contemporary culture

Confronting the brutal historical facts of many countries is among the hottest current »» ��
Expat Zone
Teaching from the heart

Teaching from the heart

“Just show your face in the classroom, sing a few songs, that's it,” my new employer »» ��
Sports
All roads lead to Avni Aker as Trabzon takes on Beşiktaş

All roads lead to Avni Aker as Trabzon takes on Beşiktaş

It's a game of high stakes as Trabzonspor welcomes Beşiktaş to Hüseyin Avni Aker »» ��
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Mediterranean Sea and Frontex: a deadly war against the weakest 
by ROBERTO FRIFRINI* 

May 02, 2015, Saturday/ 17:00:00 
In the aftermath of the Lampedusa tragedy of October 2013, more than 360 lifeless bodies were rescued from the waves in what was then labeled the worst shipwreck of modern times. The statements by all of the European Union representatives were supposed to lead to a new commitment to facing migration influxes by sea in order to avoid the recurrence of similar disasters. Almost two years later, in the wake of the disasters in April that have resulted in an estimated 

An Asian Community Can Wait 
by KOICHI HAMADA* 

May 02, 2015, Saturday/ 17:00:00 
In the world of international finance, conflicting monetary and exchange-rate policies compete for advantage and countries battle for influence over the rules of the game. After all, just as investors compete to maximize their profits, countries compete to ensure that international rules and norms are agreeable to them. That is why agreeing to an international economic regime – say, establishing a fixed exchange rate, or adopting a common currency – is 
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