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• CHP leader blames Erdoğan’s ‘400 deputies’ aspirations for violence

  Turkey’s main social democratic leader has condemned the latest deadly attack by the outlawed PKK, while directly pointing his finger at President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan for focusing on his own political aspirations amid the killing of people
  

• 16 soldiers killed in PKK attack in Turkey’s southeast: Army 

  Sixteen Turkish soldiers were killed and six others injured on Sept. 6 in a major attack, in the southeastern province of Hakkari, conducted by the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), the Turkish General Staff said in a written statement around 5:00 p.m. on Sept. 7
  

• Refugees opting for waterproof smart phones on risky Aegean route

  A recent close-up by London and Athens-based photographer Georgios Makkas shows that expensive smart phones, particularly ones with waterproof gadgets, mean a lot more than keeping in contact for Aegean refugees who have been risking their lives for a better future away from the risks of war and deadly poverty
  

• Turkey should not be left alone in Syrian migrant issue: ILO head

  The International Labor Organization (ILO) has been working with several countries to find a solution which would help Syrian migrants integrate into the workforce, while Turkey should not be left alone in resolving issues regarding the dramatic rise in the flow of Syrian migrants, the head of the organization has said in an exclusive interview with daily Hürriyet
  

• Dağlıca attackers to pay heavily: Turkey's Erdoğan

  Following a major attack conducted by the outlawed PKK in Turkey's southeast, President Erdoğan said the PKK used the collapsed peace process to 'betray the country by stockpiling arms.' PM Davutoğlu, on the other hand, called on the people to preserve unity.
  

• CHP, MHP urge gov’t to disclose number of casualties in PKK attack

  Turkey’s two major opposition parties have called on the government to disclose number of casualties in an attack against Turkish soldiers launched on Sept. 6 by the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK).
  

• Details of attack on Hürriyet in 11 points

  Radikal, one of Turkey’s most popular news websites, shares offices with Turkish newspaper Hürriyet and its English-language sister the Hürriyet Daily News. It published the following account as an editorial on Sept. 7, hours after the violent attack carried out on the office building by pro-Justice and Development Party (AKP) protesters
  

• CHP leader blames Erdoğan’s ‘400 deputies’ aspirations for violence

  Turkey’s main social democratic leader has condemned the latest deadly attack by the outlawed PKK, while directly pointing his finger at President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan for focusing on his own political aspirations amid the killing of people
  

• 16 soldiers killed in PKK attack in Turkey’s southeast: Army 

  Sixteen Turkish soldiers were killed and six others injured on Sept. 6 in a major attack, in the southeastern province of Hakkari, conducted by the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), the Turkish General Staff said in a written statement around 5:00 p.m. on Sept. 7
  

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MHP leader condemns vandalism attack against Hürriyet daily Turkey’s nationalist leader has joined condemnation of a vandalism attack at the headquarters of Hürriyet daily newspaper, calling it “very awful.” Comment(s) 9/7/2015

Police shoot dead armed man in Turkey’s south Police forces opened fire on two armed men in the southern province of Mersin, killing one and injuring the other late Sept. 6 Comment(s) 9/7/2015

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POLITICS Erdoğan dismisses delay of snap polls, signals openness to idea of coalition gov’t ANKARA Turkish President Erdoğan has strictly dismissed the possibility of postponing the early elections scheduled for Nov. 1 due to the ongoing spiral of violence in the country, while he has also indicated his openness to the idea of a coalition gov't Comment(s) 9/7/2015

CRIME Turkey’s interior minister vows ‘no concession regarding rule of law’ after attack on Hürriyet ANKARA Interior Minister Selami Altınok has vowed that 'no concession will be given regarding principles of the rule of law and public order,' speaking about the violent attack on the headquarters of daily Hürriyet in Istanbul Comment(s) 9/7/2015

Greek Cyprus ‘prefers’ max 300 Orthodox Christian migrants NICOSIA European Union member Greek Cyprus said Sept. 7 that it would be willing to take in up to 300 migrants fleeing upheaval in the Middle East under new EU quotas, but would prefer them to be Orthodox Christians Comment(s) 9/7/2015

9/7/2015Russia dismisses US concerns over Syria military buildup

9/7/2015North, South Korea begin family reunion talks

9/7/2015Iran hopes to export gas to EU through Spain

9/7/2015Five detained in anti-terror raids in Istanbul

Egypt postpones verdict in Turkey, Qatar ‘terror’ case  CAIRO – Anadolu Agency An Egyptian court postponed Sept. 6 its verdicts in two lawsuits calling on the government to designate Turkey and Qatar as “state sponsors of terrorism” until Sept. 28, according to a judicial source. Comment(s) 9/7/2015

HDP’s Demirtaş cancels Germany trip, returns to Turkey after Dağlıca attack ANKARA Selahattin Demirtaş, co-chair of the Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP), has cancelled an intense program in Germany to return to Turkey after a large-scale militant attack in the southeastern province of Hakkari, on the Iranian and Iraqi border Comment(s) 9/7/2015

Turkish lira hits new low after deadly PKK attack ISTANBUL - Reuters The Turkish Lira hit new lows against the U.S. dollar early Sept. 7, due to concern over Turkey’s worsening security situation, after Kurdish militants carried out one of their deadliest bomb attacks on Turkish troops in years Comment(s) 9/7/2015

HDP renews call for immediate mutual silencing of arms ANKARA The Kurdish problem-focused HDP has offered its condolences over the killing of an undisclosed number of Turkish soldiers on Sept. 6 in a major attack in the southeastern province of Hakkari conducted by the outlawed PKK, while it reiterated its call for a mutual silencing of arms Comment(s) 9/7/2015

HDP deputy claimed to be in car carrying food to PKK KARS – Doğan News Agency Eight people have been detained after police stopped three cars carrying food supplies to outlawed PKK militants in the northeastern province of Kars, with Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) Kars deputy Şafak Özanli claimed to have been one of the people in the cars. Comment(s) 9/7/2015

Two people killed in clashes in Turkey’s southeast district, says HDP deputy  Şehriban Oğhan, Bülent Sarıoğlu, Doğan News Agency - ŞIRNAK/DİYARBAKIR A HDP deputy, who entered Şırnak’s Cizre district, where a curfew has been in place since Sept. 4, said two young people were killed in clashes with security forces Comment(s) 9/7/2015

Turkey deports two VICE News journalists arrested in south ISTANBUL Two British journalists working for VICE News, who were released from a prison in southern Turkey to which they were sent after being arrested on alleged terror charges in late August, have been deported, state-run Anadolu Agency has reported. Comment(s) 9/7/2015

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• Why is the PKK attacking? This is my answer

  
  

  FATİH ÇEKİRGE writes :

  Please note the time differences in arriving news stories.

  Comment(s) 9/8/2015

• Easier for US Congress to vote for war than peace

  
  

  CONTRIBUTOR
  Laicie Heeley & Daniel Wirls writes :

  Though a majority in the Senate may vote against the Iran nuclear agreement, the deal is now expected to survive. 

  Comment(s) 9/8/2015

• Re-elections in Turkey amid the escalating Kurdish problem

  
  

  MURAT YETKİN writes :

  If stability also means predictability in both economy and politics, it is not valid for Turkey at all times

  Comment(s) 9/7/2015

• Attacks on Turkish democracy and the press 

  
  

  MURAT YETKİN writes :

  It appears the mine explosion which blew up the armored patrol car in the mountainous Dağlıca region near Turkey’s border with Iraq on the afternoon of Sept. 6 could be a trap for a bigger ambush by the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK).

  Comment(s) 9/8/2015

• Democratic resilience biggest challenge for Turkey’s Erdoğan

  
  

  BARÇIN YİNANÇ writes :

  Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan defined the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) as the number one threat to Turkey. 

  Comment(s) 9/8/2015

• Poor Aylan and Galip, they never had a chance

  
  

  SEMİH İDİZ writes :

  There is a pointless blame-game going on over Syria, with each country accusing someone else for the way things have gone there. 

  Comment(s) 9/8/2015

• Paper will win over a hatred-guided rock

  
  

  KANAT ATKAYA writes :

  Celal Korkut is a veteran journalist of Hürriyet. He has a golden heart. He is an appreciated figure at the paper.

  Comment(s) 9/8/2015

• The surprise guest of the 14th Istanbul Biennial: Trotsky

  
  

  GİLA BENMAYOR writes :

  No doubt, one of the most interesting exhibitions at the 14th Istanbul Biennial organized by the Foundation for Istanbul Culture and Arts (İKSV) sponsored by Koç Holding is the house of Leon Trotsky, who lived on Büyükada, the largest of the Princes’ Islands in the Marmara Sea, in 1929. 

  Comment(s) 9/8/2015

• Why is the PKK attacking? This is my answer

  
  

  FATİH ÇEKİRGE writes :

  Please note the time differences in arriving news stories.

  Comment(s) 9/8/2015

• Easier for US Congress to vote for war than peace

  
  

  CONTRIBUTOR
  Laicie Heeley & Daniel Wirls writes :

  Though a majority in the Senate may vote against the Iran nuclear agreement, the deal is now expected to survive. 

  Comment(s) 9/8/2015

• Re-elections in Turkey amid the escalating Kurdish problem

  
  

  MURAT YETKİN writes :

  If stability also means predictability in both economy and politics, it is not valid for Turkey at all times

  Comment(s) 9/7/2015

• Attacks on Turkish democracy and the press 

  
  

  MURAT YETKİN writes :

  It appears the mine explosion which blew up the armored patrol car in the mountainous Dağlıca region near Turkey’s border with Iraq on the afternoon of Sept. 6 could be a trap for a bigger ambush by the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK).

  Comment(s) 9/8/2015

• Democratic resilience biggest challenge for Turkey’s Erdoğan

  
  

  BARÇIN YİNANÇ writes :

  Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan defined the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) as the number one threat to Turkey. 

  Comment(s) 9/8/2015

• Poor Aylan and Galip, they never had a chance

  
  

  SEMİH İDİZ writes :

  There is a pointless blame-game going on over Syria, with each country accusing someone else for the way things have gone there. 

  Comment(s) 9/8/2015

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