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Zlatan Ibrahimovic'den LeBron James'e eleştiri!
İtalya Serie A ekibi Milan'da forma giyen Zlatan Ibrahimovic, NBA'de Los Angeles Lakers ile geçen sezonu şampiyon bitiren ve her geçen gün rekorlarına rekor eklemesinin yanı sıra insan hak ve özgürlükleri için çalışan LeBron James'i eleştirdi.
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Mısır'daki yangın Türkiye'yi de yakabilir
Wall Street Journal gazetesinde yer alan bir haber analizde, Mısır'daki protestoların Türkiye için fırsat ve riskleri beraberinde getirdiğine dikkat çekildi ve ülkenin siyasi açıdan gücünü artırırken, ekonomik anlamda sıkıntılarla karşı karşıya kalabileceği belirtildi.
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.
Muslims see shifting attitude, policy in Obama’s key speech
ISTANBUL - The US President Barack Obama wins praise from Muslim leaders for his historic speech in Egyptian capital in which he touches on many core issues Muslims want to hear. However, not everyone is impressed. While Israelis are divided over Obama's outreach to the Muslim world, some still insist they need to see action to back up his words
A sign of life in the Davos Dead Zone
If you missed the final moments of the passionate exchange at Davos’ World Economic Forum between Turkish Prime Minister Erdoğan, Israeli President Peres and a moderator with the cultural sensitivity of a United Airlines stewardess… well, this one is already all over YouTube.
Istanbul prepares for 2010 with new projects
As part of preparations for Istanbul 2010 European Capital of Culture, a new promotional campaign has started with the slogan of 'Istanbul: The Stage is Yours!' Included in the campaign’s projects is the construction of a bridge designed by famous Italian painter Leonardo Da Vinci.
PM Erdogan tries to win back hearts of angered teachers in Ankara
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan yesterday in Ankara managed to undue some of the damage caused by a recent statement about teachers in Turkey by the Minister of Education, Huseyin Celik, who said "Their paid weekly working hours are 15. This means 2 days. This is why high level bureaucrats marry teachers." PM Erdogan, who received teachers from 81 provinces all of Turkey yesterday in honor of Teachers' Day across the country, was able to win back the hearts of some of these angered teachers.