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N Korean launch not total failure: analysts

SEOUL, South Korea - North Korea's rocket may have fallen into the sea, but military experts cautioned yesterday against calling it a complete failure, noting that it traveled twice as far as any missile the country has launched.

Big cars rule Gulf roads amid record oil prices

Luxury sports cars, gas-guzzling SUVs, even tank-like Hummers all jostle for space on Gulf highways, their owners buoyed by record oil prices that have forced some motorists to ditch cars for bicycles in the West.

Türkiye'nin Mavi Marmara saldırısı raporu

Türkiye'nin Mavi Marmara saldırısıyla ilgili BM'ye sunduğu raporun tam metni:

A crisis PM Erdoğan could have done without

Developments in China’s restive region of Xinjiang are causing a stir in Turkey, where pressure is mounting on the government of Prime Minister Erdoğan to do something about Beijing’s brutal suppression of the Uighurs; a close relative of the Turks who speak a language close to Turkish.

Placard of equality

Last weekend, while I was watching the Gazi Koşusu, the horserace dedicated to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, at the Istanbul Hippodrome, I felt both happy and sad. I was happy because I felt that we owe a word of appreciation to the Turkish Jockey Club, which has been organizing the show for 85 years, and to all the horse-breeders and employees of the club.

Proximate cause, forseeability, ferries

Palsgraf v. Long Island Railroad is unquestionably the most famous case in American tort (which includes personal injury) law, at least as far as lawyers and law students are concerned. It deals with the related issues of proximate cause, the extent to which a person is liable for their negligence, and foreseeability, the significance of whether a person can foresee the consequences of their actions.

US victory helps image of football

JOHANNESBURG - United States’ big win over Spain in the Confederations Cup semifinal immediately goes down in history as one of the biggest upsets in the game and it also helps any football fan bear in mind that the factor of unpredictability is what makes this game so beautiful.

Stunning skeleton revealed

NEW YORK - The nearly complete and remarkably preserved skeleton of a small, 47 million-year-old creature found in Germany was displayed by scientists in New York who said it would help illuminate the evolutionary roots of monkeys, apes and humans.

Americans high on Obama: survey

WASHINGTON - Approaching his 100th day in the White House at a time of crisis, Obama has transformed the yes-we-can spirit of his candidacy into a tool of governance, an opinion poll shows. The percentage of Americans saying the nation is headed in right direction rises to 48 percent, says the AP-GfK survey

Arctic dominance of Statoil eroding

OSLO - Until today, the oil and natural gas king of Norway’s Arctic was StatoilHydro, the state controlled energy giant. But now the government is offering scores of oil and gas exploration permits and licenses to other global giants such as Exxon Mobil, Chevron and Royal Dutch Shell

Gov't debt to retain its attraction, analysts say

ANKARA - Turkish government debt should retain its allure for both foreign and local investors despite yields having plunged to all time lows in the secondary debt market and lingering uncertainty over a new IMF loan accord, said analysts.

Running for her life with nothing to lose

ISTANBUL - Rock singer Aylin Aslım has a new album and little tolerance for nonsense. She says she’s ’still not in that accept-everything stage. I hope I never get there.’ With a concert this Wednesday in Istanbul premiering her third album in stores next month, Aslim’s songs have earned acceptance from some 200,000 listeners online

US suburban life coming to an end?

GAINESVILLE - Though the recession has left few areas of the US unscathed, the sprawling neighborhoods out on the far edges of the metropolitan areas have been especially hard-hit. Property values are falling, crime is rising, and the roads remain as congested as ever

Turkey’s hopes slowly fade away

ISTANBUL - Months after making a name for itself as the comeback king, Turkey was on the receiving end Wednesday night after Albert Riera struck a last-minute goal to win the game for Spain in the World Cup Qualifying Group 5.

AKP loses out in Bosphorus area

ISTANBUL - The passion Turks feel for elections was evident in Istanbul’s Sarıyer district yesterday, with many who shared their voting preferences commenting on their disappointment with the ruling Justice and Development Party, or AKP.

Lions short of options in game with Hamburg

ISTANBUL - Two weeks after a heroic performance against Bordeaux, Galatasaray is on the UEFA Cup stage again, but against an arguably better side, and with obvious squad problems, especially on the defensive line. With only a few defenders fit for the game, shorthanded Galatasaray will try to get a good result against Hamburg tonight

Turkish journalist at art event in NY

ISTANBUL - Photographer Mehmet Demirci is the only Turkish participant in the PooL Art Fair, an independent event held in New York. Among other work, Demirci is presenting photos taken during Obama’s presidential campaign

GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON MAR 01

These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in the Turkish press on March 1, 2009. Hurriyet Daily News Online does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. (UPDATED)

Turkish PM could turn his Israel reaction into a historic opportunity

On Thursday, I wrote an article on Davos that I liked and which I saw as important. But I withdraw it from publication in the newspaper after the argument erupted between Prime Minister Erdogan and Israeli President Shimon Peres.

Trying to decipher PM Erdoğan

Prime Minister Erdoğan’s rather strong and forceful criticism of Israel, while speaking up for Hamas, who he has not even once cautioned against using terror tactics, has left many wondering what is motivating him.

CHP eyes local ballot comeback

ANKARA - With Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu’s candidacy, the Republican People’s Party is likely to increase its votes in Istanbul while Ankara Mayor Melih Gökçek is likely to lose support he traditionally commanded from the Nationalist Movement Party and right-wing parties in March elections, experts say.

A Bird’s Eye View : Losing the moral battle

We birds get our food in a variety of ways Ñ insects, bugs, other birds and even fish. Our fishing relatives can just dive straight down and pluck their dinners right out of the water. We see humans are really crippled when it comes to catching fish. They throw out these long lines with hooks that contain bait in hopes that the fish will be so desperately hungry that they will ignore any warning sign that they shouldn’t swallow the baited hook.