Walk Of Care
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Gender discrimination still exists today
ISTANBUL - A survey conducted by Bahçeşehir University on radicalism and extremism has revealed the deep abyss of discrimination that still exists in Turkey. By interviewing 1,715 people, both men and women, in 34 cities around Turkey, the researchers collected data on the country’s outlook toward the European Union, among other topics. One of the most striking results was on the subject of gender equality.
Victor on and off the football pitch
SIVAS - Sivas, a small city in Central Anatolia, is polishing its image with the success of the local football club in this year’s Turkish Super League. Whether or not Sivasspor hoists the cup this weekend, many say Sivas can still claim victory for shedding its nationalistic reputation and giving people a reason to talk about the city other than the 1993 Madımak massacre
Black Eagles eye win to snare top of the league
ISTANBUL - Beşiktaş trails Turkcell Super League leader Sivasspor with a one-point distance and is aware that every victory will pile a little more pressure on the Central Anatolian side. Playing against Kocaelispor, coach Mustafa Denizli's boys will have that in mind
Relativity...
A disaster for one might be a fortune of some other. What is bad, terrible or deplorable for some, might be good, welcome development and even something to applaud for some others. It all depends on how one perceives what is good and bad for him, where he stands, from which angle he sees a development and of course what’s in it for him in that particular happening.
A SEASIDE VIEW / From Saray to Turgutreis
It was the usual scene for a ceremonial day in Bodrum: Formalities were first observed at the Atatürk statue, with speeches made before the marching bands and a school folklore group in full costume led all the participants up to the harbor square. There they watched the children's folklore dances before descending on the food and goods on sale at the fundraising tables run by enthusiastic volunteers.
The backstage of İmralı is very different
We have been experiencing a great discussion for days. I would like to summarize it the way it is reflected to the public. Then I will tell the truth. Everything started with the announcement made by Minister of Justice M. Ali Şahin in Çankırı, "five or six more inmates will be sent to İmralı, where Öcalan is." The opposition became upset when this news was released.
A quiet place to eat and talk in Cihangir
ISTANBUL - Porte Restaurant opened four years ago but has succeeded in spite of more competition on the street. Its owner Abdullah Dokur had a rocky start, was even unable to pay salaries on time, but eventually his business turned around and today he’s doing well.