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Saturday, June 6, 2015

Turkey Zaman

Business
State fund affirms seized lender still belongs to shareholders

State fund affirms seized lender still belongs to shareholders

Not a week after stock exchange Borsa İstanbul (BİST) confirmed that shareholders »»
World
Cyber attack hits millions of US federal workers, China culprit

Cyber attack hits millions of US federal workers, China culprit

Hackers broke into US government computers, possibly compromising the personal data »»
Arts & Culture
Artist parodies İstanbul art scene in börek shop neon sign

Artist parodies İstanbul art scene in börek shop neon sign

Turkish artist Civan Özkanoğlu recently shared an observation about the habits of »»
Expat Zone
’Tis the season for goodbyes

’Tis the season for goodbyes

Yes, the flowers are in bloom, the weather is warm. It's the time of year for »»
Sports
FIFA discloses Ireland was paid $5 mln not to launch legal case over Henry’s handball

FIFA discloses Ireland was paid $5 mln not to launch legal case over Henry’s handball

FIFA paid Ireland's FA (FAI) $5 million to avoid a legal case over a controversial »»
todayszaman oped

An international and ethical evaluation of Erdoğan 
by BASKIN ORAN* 

June 05, 2015, Friday/ 18:29:33 
Let's look back at a court decision rendered in the wake of a situation that is reminiscent of Turkey's connections with Syria. On June 27, 1987, the International Court of Justice ordered the US to make reparations for its actions as concerned Nicaragua: "The US has openly violated the principle of non-intervention in foreign states by providing the Contra organization with logistical support, as well as procuring arms and training, in a bid to overthrow the current Nica

Europe’s Last Act? 
by JOSEPH E. STIGLITZ* 

June 05, 2015, Friday/ 17:38:38 
European Union leaders continue to play a game of brinkmanship with the Greek government. Greece has met its creditors’ demands far more than halfway. Yet Germany and Greece’s other creditors continue to demand that the country sign on to a program that has proven to be a failure, and that few economists ever thought could, would, or should be implemented. The swing in Greece’s fiscal position from a large primary deficit to a surplus was almost un
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