Monday To Sunday İstanbul
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İstanbul’da bir hafta
Yedi gün boyunca sabahtan geceye İstanbul’da sıradışı deneyimler sunmayı vaat eden ‘Monday to Sunday Istanbul’ kitabı basit bir turist rehberi değil. Gezilecek tarihi ve sanatsal yerlerin yanında en iyi yeme-içme, eğlence, alışveriş mekânları hakkında da öneriler veren, şehri tadına vararak gezmemizi sağlayan bir kaynak…
#Monday To Sunday Istanbul
Turk pupils test knowledge of EU
ANKARA - Two boys and two girls from İzmir, accompanied by their guide teacher and school principal, go to Ankara determined to walk away the winners of the European Union Quiz National Championship, that involves more than 1,000 high schools in 16 cities of Turkey. And they do.
Local Uighurs skeptical about Gül’s China visit
ISTANBUL - President Abdullah Gül on Sunday and Monday visited Urumqi, the capital of the Xinjiang-Uighur Autonomous Region in China, becoming the first Turkish president to visit the region because of long-standing tension because of the countries’ conflicting policies on the Uighur people.
Derby a survival test for Galatasaray, Fener
ISTANBUL - Galatasaray meets Fenerbahçe to renew their rivalry, which is the most important enmity in Turkish sports, but this time, they do not play for getting the title as usual. Two Istanbul sides clash on Sunday to remain in the Turkcell Super League title race and keep pace with Sivasspor and Beşiktaş, the top two of the standings.
French, Austrian FMs dismiss Obama's backing of Turkey's EU bid
ISTANBUL - It is for the European Union alone to decide whether to make Turkey a member of the bloc, Austria's foreign minister said Tuesday, a day after U.S. President Barack Obama publicly reiterated his backing Ankara's bid. The French FM also dismissed Obama's remarks in support of Turkey's EU bid.
Late arrival signals Armenia discontent
ISTANBUL - The lingering mystery about the Armenian Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian’s attendance at the Alliance of Civilizations summit has been revealed as potential evidence of Yerevan’s discontent over the Turkish prime minister’s recent statements on Nagorno-Karabakh.
Armenian FM Nalbandian's last-minute arrival signals discomfort
ISTANBUL – The lingering mystery about the Armenian Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian’s attendance at the Alliance of Civilizations summit has been revealed as potential evidence of Yerevan’s discontent over the Turkish prime minister’s recent statements on Nagorno-Karabakh. (UPDATED)
St Paul Cultural Center welcomes expats in Antalya
ANTALYA - Saint Paul Cultural Center is a multi-faceted community center that serves both foreigners and Turkish residents living in the city. Besides offering religious services to all those who want to participate, the center also holds English conversation groups, which offer the chance to practice one's English with native speakers and has a library of 2.500 books. "Whether Catholic or Orthodox, everyone from all nationalities and backgrounds is welcome to our center," says one founder
Turkey approves Rasmussen as next NATO head after Obama steps in
Turkey approved the nomination of Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen as the next head of NATO, after U.S. President Barack Obama has answered Ankara's objections, Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan told reporters Saturday. (UPDATED)
Fener, Trabzon seek an ending to poor run
ISTANBUL - Turkcell Super League action is back after the international break, as teams hope for nothing more than to improve during their time off. Fenerbahçe and Trabzonspor will play crucial games against two mid-table teams and try to rebuild their confidence with wins and keep their title hopes alive