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Hayatın sırrı sakin kalmakta gizli
HAKSIZ mı Ege Soley? Hepimiz peşimizde atlılar varmış gibi koşturuyoruz. Öyle değil mi? Modern zamanın kırbacı hep ensemizde. Bize “Başarılı ol, hep hedefin olsun, hep şık görün, hep bir yere yetiş, hep mutlu ol, bakımlı ol, fit ol... Hep her şeyin üstesinden gel!” diyor. Yalan mı?
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Abusing EU bid for political means will benefit nobody: PM
ANKARA - PM Erdoğan predicts campaigns against Turkey will continue in the coming months due to the national elections in European states. 'On this occasion let me tell you once again that making domestic politics over Turkey’s membership issue will not bring any benefits to any country,' he says. Parliament will not recess before EU reforms pass, notes PM
Mexico begins five-day break to fight swine flu
MEXICO CITY - As Mexico begins a five-day break aimed at further slowing the spread of the deadly swine flu virus, the country's epidemiology chief faults the WHO for not stepping in earlier. Denmark and Hong Kong become latest countries to report H1N1 infections and the outbreak even touches the White House.
Will the genocide guillotine fall tomorrow?
The opening of the border between Armenia and Turkey is progressively taking on a more complex form. I fear we might face a big fiasco in the end. I don’t know the contents of negotiations or the background. Nobody knows about the details except the formal authority anyway.
In one man’s commitments the bridges are transcended
ISTANBUL - A ’remixed’ international citizen, Harald Aumier has spent much of his life working with Turks at the homes, schools and football fields of Berlin. His level of commitment allows his multiple roles to be more than a bridge between two countries still steeped in frequent disagreement
NGOs, gov’t meet to advance Turkey’s EU bid
ANKARA - The first meeting between government officials and civil society marks a very important moment for spreading the EU objective nationwide. 'Maybe this is the first such meeting of its kind but I promise it will not be the last,' says chief negotiator Egemen Bağış
