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February 08, 2012
 
 
 
 
 
 
Former, current intelligence chiefs to testify in KCK terrorism probe
NEWS NATIONAL
İstanbul Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor Fikret Seçen has said National Intelligence Organization (MİT) Undersecretary Hakan Fidan, his predecessor, Emre Taner, and MİT Deputy Undersecretary Afet Güneş were summoned to testify in a terror probe.
Two police chiefs overseeing KCK investigation removed
Two police chiefs from the İstanbul Police Department who had been overseeing an ongoing investigation into the Kurdish Communities Union (KCK), an umbrella group that allegedly encompasses the terrorist Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), have been removed from their posts.
8 February 2012/ 14:15/ TODAYSZAMAN.COM, 0
Industrial production up by nearly 9 percent in 2011
Industrial production increased by 8.9 percent in 2011 compared to the previous year, the Turkish Statistics Institute (TurkStat) announced on Wednesday.
8 February 2012/ 15:04/ TODAY'S ZAMAN, İSTANBUL 0
Many schools and roads close as snow wreaks havoc across Turkey
Snow paralyzed life in many provinces across Turkey and led to the closure of many schools and roads on Wednesday.
8 February 2012/ 18:45/ TODAY’S ZAMAN, İSTANBUL 0
İstanbul was most dangerous province for women last month
The most dangerous province in Turkey in January 2012 in terms of gender-based violence was İstanbul.
8 February 2012/ 18:46/ TODAY’S ZAMAN WITH WIRES, İSTANBUL 0
VGM returns Galata Greek Primary School after 76 years
The General Directorate of Foundations (VGM) has returned the Galata Greek Primary School to a Greek foundation, following its application for the return of its school after the government's move to allow properties confiscated from religious minorities since 1936 to be returned.
8 February 2012/ 18:25/ TODAY’S ZAMAN, İSTANBUL 0
Three-state sweep revives Santorum's White House hopes
NEWS World
Former US senator Rick Santorum rejuvenated his presidential hopes on Tuesday with a shocking sweep of the three nominating»»
Turkish Airlines mulls over European M&As as offers fly in
BUSINESS
Turkey's national flag carrier Turkish Airlines (THY) is reviewing options to engage in new mergers or possibly acquire airline»»
CHP intra-party opponents vow to go on hunger strike in absence of fair elections
NEWS National
Republican People’s Party (CHP) intra-party opponents have stated that they will go on a hunger strike if the party»»
Students embrace lesser loads with FATİH project
The much anticipated Movement to Increase Opportunities and Technology (FATİH) project has been implemented in 52 schools»»
8 February 2012/ 18:30 / BÜŞRA KIRKPINAR , İSTANBUL 0
The thrilling ride of ‘pina’
“Meeting Pina was like finding a language,” gushes one of the dancers in Wim Wenders’ extraordinary homage»»
8 February 2012/ 18:09 / SARAH KAUFMAN , 0
İsmail Acar exhibit at Çırağan Palace Kempinski Art Gallery
The Çırağan Palace Kempinski Art Gallery in İstanbul is presenting a selection of works by renowned Turkish painter»»
8 February 2012/ 18:10 / , 0
Demoralized Black Eagles face acid test away at Sivas
SPORTS
Beşiktaş, or the Black Eagles, beaten by Fenerbahçe in their İstanbul derby on Sunday, returns to Spor Toto Super»»
Samsunspor club happy team survived after train crashes into bus
SPORTS
Members of the Spor Toto Super League team Samsunspor narrowly survived after a train collided with the bus carrying Samsunspor»»
Resurgent Rick Santorum sweeps Minnesota, Colorado and Missouri
NEWS World
A resurgent Rick Santorum won Republican presidential contests in Minnesota, Colorado and Missouri in a stunning sweep that»»
Romanian Prime Minister Ungureanu unveils new government, mix of old and new ministers
NEWS World
Romania's newly appointed prime minister named his government on Wednesday, a mix of old and new ministers who citizens hope»»
The UN’s Cyprus approach: an open letter to UN General Secretary Ban Ki-moon
by Mehmet Hasgüler
8 February 2012/ 18:56/ MEHMET HASGÜLER ,
Just as the United Nations has created difficulties in finding a solution to the entire body of Cyprus problems, one conviction can be alleged herein with ease. When one accepts that the Cyprus problem began not in 1974 but rather in 1964 (and that is the fact of the matter), the following reality can be faced: The status of the UN peacekeeping force sent to the island to help quell the violent clashes between communities there actually presents an intractable hindrance to the solution these days. United Nations Security Council Resolution 186, adopted unanimously on March 4, 1964, was one rendered by the UN with the aim of stopping the flow of blood between communities on the island.
Italy-Turkey: tale of an expanding bridge
8 February 2012/ 18:58/ ELEONORA GALASSO*,
Turkey’s external affairs are flying high.
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China needs to change Mideast foreign policy
8 February 2012 / 16:19/ JAMES M. DORSEY, TODAY'S ZAMAN
American funk
8 February 2012 / 16:19/ IAN BURUMA, TODAY'S ZAMAN
Danish Presidency of the Council of the European Union
by Ali Yurttagül*
7 February 2012 / 18:08/ ,
Shameless manipulations by ‘Frightened Turkish journalists’
7 February 2012 / 18:02/ ALPER GÖRMÜŞ* , TODAY’S ZAMAN
Tomorrow's Pax Pacifica
7 February 2012 / 15:15/ KEVIN RUDD, TODAY'S ZAMAN
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The challenges of Russian veto in the United Nations to Turkey
7 February 2012 / 14:54/ TARIK OGUZLU, ORSAM
The Russian and Chinese veto of the latest UN-draft resolution urging the Assad government in Syria to immediately halt its assaults on the civilians and negotiate with the opposition the details of the transition to a democratic government might confront Turkey’s policy towards Syria with great challenges.
Will al-Maliki be a regional threat?
30 January 2012 / 16:17/ ÇETINER ÇETIN, ORSAM
After the US withdrawal, the Shi'ite Prime Minister Maliki's show of force, which also threatens the regional countries, is gradually increasing in Iraq, where the conflicts between the ethnic and sectarian groups remain.
Damascus’s “Persian Style” Trick: AK Party Government Desired to Be Stopped From Inside, Not From Outside
10 January 2012 / 12:18/ ÇETINER ÇETIN, ORSAM
Bashar Assad, who took over the Presidency of Syria following the death of his father Hafez Assad, excited both the Syrian people and the foreign public opinion. The Cold War years passed. The USSR, which was the biggest partner of Syria, was gone and Bashar Assad was facing new world order.
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Will CHP be routed in next election?
EMRE USLU EMRE USLU
Press freedom concerns again in Turkey? Give me a break…
MARKAR ESAYAN MARKAR ESAYAN
How did we step into the missionary threat trap?
İBRAHİM KALIN İBRAHİM KALIN
What now in Syria?
SUAT KINIKLIOĞLU SUAT KINIKLIOĞLU
Munich, Moscow, Damascus
İHSAN YILMAZ İHSAN YILMAZ
What is wrong with the Western media?
CENGİZ AKTAR CENGİZ AKTAR
A new phase in demilitarization
İBRAHİM ÖZTÜRK İBRAHİM ÖZTÜRK
Towards a strategic partnership between two rising stars: Turkey and South Korea (1)
PAT YALE PAT YALE
Ottoman bureaucracy v. streamlined modernity
MERVE BÜŞRA ÖZTÜRK MERVE BÜŞRA ÖZTÜRK
Escalating concerns over Syrian attacks
ABDÜLHAMİT BİLİCİ ABDÜLHAMİT BİLİCİ
Double propaganda
BERİL DEDEOĞLU BERİL DEDEOĞLU
The missile defense shield
YAVUZ BAYDAR YAVUZ BAYDAR
Fear and silence
JOOST LAGENDIJK JOOST LAGENDIJK
Misperceiving Europe: by accident or on purpose?
ZAUR SHIRIYEV ZAUR SHIRIYEV
Has Syria become Russia's Middle Eastern lebensraum?
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