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Karantina performansları: 'Beni ait olduğum eve götür'
Performans sanatı platformu Body in Perform, iki senedir süren “Beni ait olduğum eve götür!” performans serisini, karantina kapsamında bir açık çağrıya dönüştürdü. 16 Nisan’da yapılan açık çağrıya 16 farklı ülkeden yaklaşık 50 sanatçı katılarak projenin parçası oldu. Performanslar @bodyinperform instagram hesabından ve IGTV üzerinden izlenebiliyor.
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Turn my wine into Ayran!
A gorgeous woman and a man with gray in his temples clink glasses as the sun sets. She looks straight into his eyes and murmurs something soft, her eyes gleaming with unpronounced hints of promise. She looks across the Bosphorus, her suntanned shoulder gently touching that of the man.
Singles’ abortion rights rejected
ISTANBUL - Abortion is a sensitive subject around the world. In the EU, law varies widely from country to country, while in Turkey the law varies from hospital to hospital. A Daily News investigation reveals it can be disregarded on grounds that the woman is unmarried. ’Such behavior is a result of the rise of conservatism in Turkey,’ says one expert.
A peace-instilling Ottoman yard returns: the Valide-i Atik Complex
ISTANBUL - The Valide-i Atik Complex is one of the last works of Mimar Sinan, the renowned chief architect of the Ottoman Empire during the period when it was at its height. Valide-i Atik means ’the old mother of a sultan’ and refers to one of the more famous - or, perhaps, infamous - mothers to ever inhabit the imperial harem, Nurbanu Sultan
Darwin issue ends in finger pointing
ANKARA - The ongoing controversy over the last-minute withdrawal of the Darwin cover-story from a state-run science publication has evolved into a case of ’he says, she says’ between the dismissed editor and the science body’s brass. Regardless of whose theory carries more weight, the affair hurts the image of the independence of science in Turkey, here and abroad
Nadal breezes, Serena stutters into semifinal
MELBOURNE - World number one Rafael Nadal overcomes Frenchman Gilles Simon in straight sets in their quarterfinal encounter at the Australian Open whereas it takes an ’out-of-body’ experience for Serena Williams to move one step closer to winning a 10th Grand Slam championship and her fourth in Australia.
Lack of sun harms women
ISTANBUL - Contrary to most outsider views when visiting central Istanbul, Ankara or Antalya, an estimated 60 to 70 percent of women in Turkey cover their heads and bodies in observance of Islam. A respected health journal has published a small burst of research andcommentary on the health of this population - by Turkish scientists.
Russia halts operations in Georgia as Sarkozy meets Medvedev
Russia decided to stop the military operation in Georgia and sets two preconditions for peace. Georgian officials, however, said they need more evidence of a Russian halt to operations. Russian peacekeepers would remain in Georgia's two breakaway regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia to ensure stability in the Caucasus region, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said on Tuesday after meeting with French counterpart Nicolas Sarkozy. (UPDATED)