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Ethereum'un arkasındaki sekiz kişilik 'yüzük kardeşliği'
Kripto para yatırımcılarının son dönemdeki gözdesi Ethereum'un hayata geçirilme hikayesi oldukça ilginç. Arkasındaki hepsi birbirinden farklı karaktere sahip sekiz kişinin yıllara yayılan anlaşmazlıkları, kavgaları ve rekabetleri sayesinde alışıldık başarı öykülerinden oldukça farklı bir anlatısı var. Peki bu sekiz kişiyi biraz daha yakından tanımaya ne dersiniz?
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'Bir oy bir oy’dur'
1946 yılında Türkiye çok partili hayata geçtiğinden bu yana seçim süreçlerine hep kuşkuyla bakıldı. Seçimleri izleyen günlerde gazete sayfalarının bir bölümü; yakılan, çalıntı ve geçersiz oy iddialarıyla doldu taştı. Hem katılımcı demokrasi anlayışıyla bu iddiaların oluşmasını engellemek, hem de vatandaşlık bilincini geliştirmek için Sercan Çelebi ve arkadaşları tarafından Oy ve Ötesi isimli bir dernek kuruldu.
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Atıl Kutoğlu - Fashion designer extraordinaire Keeping residents of city chic
ISTANBUL - Atıl Kutoğlu went to Vienna to study business administration and has found himself atop the world of fashion design. Blending art, culture and a range of textiles, Kutoğlu has made a name for himself and his flagship Istanbul store.
Female students want to get to work
ISTANBUL - Female students from across Turkey have been selected to work as interns in some of Turkey’s leading companies as a part of the " I want to work project"- an initiative that gives female youths in Turkey work experience opportunities. The students have arrived in Istanbul and will work for a month under the direction of experts.
Mouthwatering assets to tourism
ANTALYA - Now Turkey is not only counting on its bright sunshine, long beaches, blue seas and colorful nightlife when it comes to drawing and entertaining tourists. With the country's huge variety of delicious cuisine, gastronomy tourism is becoming more and more important in Turkey.
Turkish-American cooperation in the broader Eurasian region (2)
- SecuritySecurity is a highly prized and scarce commodity amid the contemporary setting of asymmetric threats, ethnic, sectarian and tribal conflicts, and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, pandemics and natural disasters.
Festival makes Mardin center for cooperation
MARDIN - The Mardin Film Festival that kicked off Monday in the southeastern city will be concluded tomorrow with a happy ending. The festival's organizers made a deal with Dox-Box International and Damascus International Film Festival to collaborate in 2010. But, they will need significant support from local governments and both states.
Film telling of struggle between two languages gains appreciation
ISTANBUL - 'İki Dil Bir Bavul' (On the Way to School) was one of the most admired films at the Adana Golden Boll International Film Festival. The two directors have shot many documentaries over the years but they say this was their most successful. The documentary-like film's characters are from the real world. A young teacher who comes from Denizli tries to teach Turkish, instead of primary school classes, to Kurdish children who do not even speak a word of Turkish.
Actress aims to build a bridge between Turkey and Chile
ISTANBUL - Chile is a long way from Turkey but exchange programs of various sorts can help bridge some of that geographical gap. One of those programs culminates in two prominent Chilean films, Machuca and B-Happy, which are showing at the Pera Museum. Starting with Pera was very useful and from there it will grow, according to young and attractive Chilean actress Manuela Martelli, who stars in one of the films.
A clear message to Eroğlu
Turkey and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus enjoy a peculiar web of relations. Not only Turkey is the Motherland for Turkish Cypriots, which under her rights as one of the three guarantor powers, together with Greece and Britain, of the 1960 partnership republic on the island she went to the rescue of the Turkish Cypriot people in the aftermath of the 15 July 1974 Athens-engineered coup by Greek Cypriot supporters of union with Greece; or has been maintaining thousands of troops there to protect Turkish Cypriot security since 1974; or is the sole country that recognizes northern Cyprus but also Turkey is a net contributor to both the budget and development projects undertaken in northern Cyprus considered by most mainland Turks as the "Kinderland" that has to be supported by all means.
N Korea, Iran throw up roadblocks for Obama
WASHINGTON - Barack Obama’s soft-spoken line toward US foes seems to stumble as North Korea conducts nuke test and Iran rejects any compromise over its nuclear program. Obama is up against stark reality that no matter what his overtures, US foes have their own internal dynamics at play, experts say.
A better way through the policy minefield
Our knowledge of the technologies and techniques of mine-clearing is limited to that gleaned from the odd war movie: an American GI strips off his bayonet and begins gently probing the crawl space ahead or an Indian "sapper" tests the field with wire-tipped bamboo.
A piece of Poland in Istanbul
ISTANBUL -In the most difficult times for Poles, they were given a chance to cultivate their traditions in a peaceful settlement near Istanbul, which is Polonezköy or Adampol. After the first generation of Polish settlers, the story of Polonezköy continued in the 20th century
Implicit 'genocide' threat lies behind Turkey-Armenia breakthrough
ISTANBUL - The threat of a word is behind the breakthrough after years of diplomatic strife between Turkey and Armenia. President Obama’s insistence about the alleged genocide convinced Turkey to sign on to the road map declared just before the annual April 24 address, sources say
Opera stages pushing young singers abroad
ISTANBUL -For some of Turkey’s young opera singers, a lack of jobs at home and higher standards abroad mean singing on foreign stages is both a professional dream and a necessity. ’Just going to class is not enough. To have a chance abroad, you must be well outfitted,’ they say