|
|
|
Two colonels, one of whom is suspected of links to the deaths of over a dozen civilians believed to have been killed by gendarmes and the other accused of plotting against the country’s governing party, are holding onto their...
President Abdullah Gül was in the eastern province of Tunceli yesterday in what was the first presidential visit to the city in 19 years. The president praised the city's Alevi cultural heritage, referring to different cultural...
Fifteen people have died so far in Turkey from H1N1 influenza, also known as swine flu, according to a written statement released by the Ministry of Health on Wednesday. The 10th death was a suspicious case, but doctors from...
'HOUSE OF GOD' WELCOMES ALL WHO WANT TO PRAY Hurriyet http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/n.php?n=-2009-11-03 Nov 3 2009 Turkey The 2,000-year-old Surp Krikor Lusavoric Church in Kayseri, historically known as the birthplace of...
Improve your English This ad refers to Turkish Prime Minister saying "One minute!" in an aggressive tone towards the moderator of Davos meetings. "One minute" were the only words he could say in English. Advertising Agency:...
State meteorology officials said yesterday that western Turkey will face rain and mild temperatures arriving from the central Mediterranean region while storms are expected along the shores of the Aegean Sea, western parts of...
PanARMENIAN.Net/ St. Gregory the Illuminator Armenian church of Kayseri will open on November 8 after restoration. Repaired due to the donations of Istanbul’s Armenian community, it will be consecrated in accordance with the...
A month after the Armenian-Turkish protocols were signed St. Grigor Lusavorich church in Turkey is supposed to be reopened, Turkish Hurriyet reports. Its reported that the consecration of the church ...
The Kayseri Police now have more reason to believe that three children who went missing while touring their neighborhood to collect holiday candy on the second day of the Ramadan holiday in late September were kidnapped, as a...
Charitable contributions in the fields of education and health have surpassed TL 500 million in the Central Anatolian province of Kayseri, which has long been known as a center of commerce and industry.
