MANCHESTER - Manchester United’s magical second half performance sees the Red Devils brush aside Tottenham and regain the top spot in the league. United turn on the style after going two goals down and put in a vintage United performance with Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney scoring a pair each
About a year ago Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan devoted half an hour of his parliamentary speech to threatening "that media group" that he claimed was covering the controversy around the Islamic turban in a "wicked way." It was the same media group that also publishes this newspaper.
LONDON - Britain’s Gordon Brown faces the hardest quest of a Labour prime minister since the 1970s, while public anger and widespread strikes escalate due to concerns about rising unemployment and fears of more layoffs during the times of worsening global economic crisis.
One columnist from the pro-Justice and Development Party, or AKP, media was arguing a few days ago that Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s "schizophrenic Turkey" was forcefully wearing two diplomatic hats: one pro-western and the other pro-Islamic, a role which he said cannot be sustained in the long-term.
A the country’s economy is influenced by very different elements. Exports being more abundant than import, external sources being abundant and a strong general structure do not suffice. The attitude and body language of those who lead the economy, their assessment and what they say is very important. Especially in times when things go off the rails the roles of management step forward. Everybody watches the leaders. People analyze each sentence to evaluate if the person is in command of the situation. Society’s perception either increases the trust in leaders or, on the contrary, deepens the crisis.
ANKARA – The prime minister spends life in the fast lane and reporters hot on his heels have to dodge many obstacles along the way. Limited information, tight security and disgruntled citizens make the Prime Ministry reporters’ job difficult and strenuous. For democracy’s sake, wherever the PM travels, they chase the story and fight the odds to bring the news to the people
ANKARA - The prime minister spends life in the fast lane and reporters hot on his heels have to dodge many obstacles along the way. Limited information, tight security and disgruntled citizens make the Prime Ministry reporters' job difficult and strenuous. For democracy's sake, wherever the PM travels, they chase the story and fight the odds to bring the news to the people