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The Turkish Journalists Association announced that after the murder of Hasan Fehmi Bey in 1909, 61 journalists have been killed until today. The association organizes a memorial celebration, also inviting relatives of murdered...
Weather Turkey, Ankara weather, weather weekend forecast season, the weather in the mountains, the weather on the coast, the weather on the beach, sea water temperature, weather in the capital, the weather in the mountains, the...
The time of “quasi democracy” is nearing its end. For decades, both Turkey’s allies as well as the powerful coalition of the military, media and politicians-as-state-servants -- the “unholy triangle” -- lived and let live in a...
“Nefes,” a newly released Turkish film directed by Levent Semerci, has sparked a growing discussion on whether it includes militaristic and nationalist elements or if it is merely aiming to show the deadly difficult conditions...
FRENCH LE FIGARO ISSUES TURKEY'S MAP News.am http://news.am/en/news/6661.html 12:26 / 10/16/2009 The region map drawn by CBI and U.S. Department of Energy was enclosed to the October 7, 2009 article on Turkish energy corridors...
ARMENIANS WON'T GIVE UP GENOCIDE ALLEGATIONS Hurriyet Daily News http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/n.php?n=armenians-won8217t-give-up-genocide-allegations-2009-10-13 Tuesday, October 13, 2009 The attendance of Armenian President...
A historic speech the prime minister made last weekend has raised the bar for the government's democratic standards and increased expectations that ongoing democratization efforts would go beyond assumed limits and reconcile...
A firsthand account from a 100 year old survivor. A new trade deal is set to gloss over the murder of 1.5 million people Robert Fisk • The Independent In the autumn of 1915, an Austrian engineer called Litzmayer, who was...
A survey carried out by the Wise Men Center for Strategic Studies (BİLGESAM), a think tank comprising retired military officers, ambassadors and academics, reveals that an overwhelming majority of Kurds are against the idea of...
In the autumn of 1915, an Austrian engineer called Litzmayer, who was helping build the Constantinople-Baghdad railway, saw what he thought was a large Turkish army heading for Mesopotamia. But as the crowd came closer, he...
