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Reformist clerics protest Iran ballot
TEHRAN - Despite the mounting pressure from the conservative political establishment, a group of reformist clerics in Iran calls the disputed presidential vote invalid, defying official results. The son of an Iranian revolutionary icon also calls on parliament to dismiss president from his post.
Remembering an Ottoman grand vizier who was far ahead of his times
ISTANBUL - Grand Vizier Ali Paşa is known to have called Ahmet Vefik Paşa a 'living library' and someone who would have made a good grand vizier under Sultan Süleyman. Ahmet Vefik Paşa is remembered more for his interest and contribution to the arts than his work as a politician and sultan’s grand vizier
A hot ’Turkey Season’ in France
The "Turkey Season" launched following a joint press conference by French and Turkish culture ministers in Paris last Tuesday has made a literally hot start. Both the weather and the atmosphere were extremely hot, and so was the attention French people paid to the event. You may say, "What’s the weather above 30 degrees Celsius in Paris got to do with ’Turkey Season?'"
Skills on test in Lycian Challenge
FETHİYE - Adventure enthusiasts spend two days on the shores and the mountains of the Mediterranean resort town of Fethiye, aiming to prove themselves against nature in the Lycian Challenge. Participants are happy and organizers are enthusiastic about the future of the inaugural event.
Stir continues on authenticity of alleged anti-gov't plan in Turkey
ISTANBUL - Pro-government media organizations agreed in their Monday editions that the signature on a document that allegedly included a plan to finish off the ruling party is authentic, citing reports prepared by police and gendarmerie investigators.
Swords lowered in ’plan’ standoff
ANKARA - After the prime minister and the top military official meet, Prime Minister Erdoğan says he is happy with the way the army handled the inquiry into the source of an alleged military plan to dismantle Erdoğan’s Justice and Development Party.The prime minister then urges for civil and military investigations to reach conclusions quickly on the matter
Kobe, Jackson lead LA to victory
ORLANDO, Florida - The Los Angeles Lakers win their 15th championship and first since 2002 with a 99-86 win over the Orlando Magic. Kobe Bryant, who scored 30 points in the last game of the finals series, earns his fourth NBA title, while Los Angeles coach Phil Jackson has a record 10th
Turkish military investigation rejects anti-AKP plot, ruling party suspicious
ISTANBUL - The Turkish military said Monday an initial investigation has revealed that none of its units have prepared an alleged action plan to finish off the ruling party and a controversial Islamic sect in a statement that the Justice and Development Party, or AKP, approached suspiciously. (UPDATED)
Alleged anti-AKP plans by military spark debate in Turkey
ANKARA - Claims about military plans to finish off the ruling Justice and Development Party and the religious Gülen group have ignited debates across Turkey. The media have demonstrated high sensitivity with not only pro-government, but also dailies Hürriyet and Milliyet, publishing editorials and columns urging for a rapid conclusion to the investigation.
Disturbing, ’provocateur’ movies dished up at Cannes
CANNES, France - This year's Cannes film festival saw a slate of disturbing and thought-provoking movies. Only a couple of light-hearted films had made it into the small group of 20 movies competing for the coveted Palme d'Or. 'Violence reaps rewards at Cannes,' wrote The New York Times.
Bird sanctuary as price for peace?
KARS - As debate continues about opening the border between Turkey and Armenia, which would be a great step toward normalizing relations between the two countries, scientists are concerned about the area's untouched wildlife. Increased traffic across the border opening may bring more danger for this major migratory bird habitat and its globally endangered bird species
Turkish military launches operation after landmine kills 5 in Southeast
ISTANBUL - The military launched a wide ground operation in search of terrorist PKK organization members after a roadside bomb killed five, including two village guards, in Turkey's southeastern Sirnak province on Saturday. (UPDATED)
