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Türkiye onu bir diziyle tanımıştı... Sonra yurt dışında TV yıldızına dönüştü: Memlekete dönüş vakti!
Onu bütün Türkiye 2019 yılında yayın hayatına başlayan bir diziyle tanımıştı. Sonra aniden ortadan kayboldu. Tekrar gün yüzüne çıktığında ise artık TV ekranlarının aranan bir yüzüydü. Ama oyuncu olarak değil, yarışmacı ya da reality şov katılımcısı olarak. Yıllar boyunca kariyerinde giderek yükselerek sürdürdü bu özelliğini.
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'Turkey should change bridge rhetoric'
ISTANBUL -Turkey is not a bridge and I think we should forget using this rhetoric. We should drop this rhetoric from Turkish foreign policy. We are a kind of melting pot, a hub, a political, cultural, strategic hub, whatever you would like to call it. A center where people can meet together, talk together, and where they can interact together.
'Turkey should change bridge rhetoric'
ISTANBUL -Turkey is not a bridge and I think we should forget using this rhetoric. We should drop this rhetoric from Turkish foreign policy. We are a kind of melting pot, a hub, a political, cultural, strategic hub, whatever you would like to call it. A center where people can meet together, talk together, and where they can interact together.
The Southeast of Anatolia: a destination worthy of travel
ANKARA - The Southeast of Anatolia, where different faiths, languages and cultures have intermingled with each other over time, waits for tourists to discover. Diyarbakır is surrounded by high city walls of basalt. Visitors come across historical buildings while walking around narrow streets of Mardin. Giant statues on top of Mount Nemrut bring tourists to Adıyaman. Şanlıurfa, where Prophet Abraham was born, is one of the oldest cities in the world.
Turkey and Azerbaijan: Passion, principle or pragmatism? (II)
With the collapse of the Soviet Union, five Turkic nations became independent and Turkey postured to fill the power vacuum. Mostly, this backfired. Eager for independence, these new nations did not want to be patronized and Turkey was ill prepared to understand the power dynamics and social affinities in these countries. Moreover, domestic political and economic problems consumed Ankara throughout the 1990s, making Turkey a confusing partner to deal with. The country’s coalition government changed on a yearly basis, each with a different vision for the region: A Turkish nationalist party representative would travel with a pan-Turkic agenda while a member of Parliament from an Islamic party would advocate religious unity.
You’ve got mail, Your Excellency! (II)
Last week, this column was host to an expatriate reader’s widely "optimistic" comments on Turkey’s new (or, rather, newly formalized) foreign policy czar. Today, there is another expatriate guest, with rather more "cautious" comments on Ahmet Davutoğlu as our new foreign minister.
’Suckers rally’ to fade out, economist Roubini claims
HONG KONG - Economist Nouriel Roubini, one of the few experts to foresee the current global crisis, said yesterday a "suckers rally" in stock markets would fade as the U.S. economy continues to wither and the financial system suffers unexpected shocks.
Lifeline for Kars just across the border
KARS - If trade is life, one could easily say the province of Kars in the northeast of the country is slowly losing its will to survive. While Turkey shut its border with Armenia as reparations to that country, the declining living standards, bankrupt economy and migration has left the people of Kars thinking they are the ones being punished.
Mimosa herald the arrival of a new spring in Istanbul
ISTANBUL - Sabancı University’s Sakıp Sabancı Museum has chosen to declare a mimosa season because of the beautifully flowering mimosa trees on the grounds of the museum. Even though the weather has been rather rainy for this time of year, the bright yellow blossoms stand out