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ISTANBUL -- Sema Ergezen teaches biology to Turkish students interested in teaching science themselves, and she has long struggled with her students' ignorance of, and sometimes hostility to, the notion of evolution.
Many countries have introduced vaccinations to help combat the spread of H1N1, or swine flu. At Crossroads Arabia , John Burgess writes: With Haj due to start in just a couple of weeks, the Saudis are really bearing down on the...
'ADANA 1909': TWO-DAY SEMINAR IN ISTANBUL Tert Nov 6 2009 Armenia The History Department at Bogazici University in Turkey, Gomidas Institute, International Hrant Dink Foundation, Istanbul Bilgi University History Department and...
SURP KHACH CHURCH TO BE OPENED FOR PRAYER ONCE A YEAR armradio.am 06.11.2009 14:35 Turkey's Culture and Tourism Ministry says the Surp Khach Church on Akhtamar Island in Lake Van and the Monastery of Sumela in Trabzon will be...
Head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Mohamed ElBaradei suggested Saturday that Iran’s enriched uranium could be shipped to Turkey as a means of easing U.S. and European concerns over the Persian Gulf country’s...
TURKISH HISTORIAN GIVES LECTURE ABOUT ARMENIAN GENOCIDE AT PHILADELPHIA LA SALLE UNIVERSITY ArmInfo 2009-11-06 16:12:00 ArmInfo. The known Turkish historian Dr. Taner Akcam has recently given lecture about Armenian genocide at...
ROBERT P. FINN: IT'S HARD TO SAY THERE WILL BE A SOLUTION SOON BETWEEN AZERBAIJAN AND ARMENIA news.az Nov 6 2009 Azerbaijan Robert P. Finn Finn is the Ertegun visiting professor in the Near East Studies Department of Princeton...
ROBERT FISK'S WORLD: THE TRUTH ABOUT THE MIDDLE EAST IS BURIED BENEATH THE HEADLINES Independent Saturday, 31 October 2009 UK News bureau chiefs in Cairo know who their local spies are but can't dismiss them Amira Hass was spot...
ISTANBUL (Compass Direct News) - A Coptic Christian blogger in Egypt entering his second year of prison without charge is being pressured to convert to Islam in exchange for his freedom, his attorneys said.
THE family of a great-grandmother who was stranded in Turkey because of a travel insurance wrangle have received a hospital bill for almost £100,000 just days after she died. Jean Edwards, 73, from Middleton, spent two months...
