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Pakistanlı Muhammed Hassan hayatını kaybetmişti... 26 Temmuz gecesi 'Vahşi Dağ'da ne yaşandı? 'Bir adam ölmüştü ve şimdi kutlama yapıyorlardı'
Zirvesine ulaşılması en zor dağ olarak bilinen K2'de yaşanan ölümlü kaza gündemden düşmüyor. Tırmanışçılara eşlik eden Pakistanlı hamal Muhammed Hassan'ın ölüm nedeni hâlâ kesinleşmiş değil ancak hafta içi yayımlanan bir haber Hassan'ın hayatına mal olan yanlışlar silsilesini gözler önüne serdi. İşte o sırada dağda olanların gözünden saat saat 26 Temmuz gecesi...
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Hande Bozdoğan - training tomorrow’s top chefs
ISTANBUL - Turkish cuisine is one of the richest cuisines in the world. It owes this to the large geography of the Ottoman Empire and the different ethnic identities within it. Also, we live in a very lucky climate with four seasons and many delicious ingredients. Given all of this, there is so much to do and to improve.
Moses is Moses, Jesus is Jesus...
We were delighted with the colorful presence of 700 Turkish-speaking kids from all around the world at a recent gathering in Turkey. They won both hearts and minds in a country full of people who would be thrilled if a tourist called at them "Merhaba!" The usual answer would be, "Ne kadar güzel Türkçe konuşuyorsunuz / Your Turkish is so very good." The children came from literally all corners of the world to compete in singing, poetry-reading and prose competition at the Turkish Language Olympics, an exciting event sadly not covered by Eurosport.
A stately walk down main Gümüşsuyu road
ISTANBUL - On the hill down to the water is Gümüşsuyu and then Ayaspaşa, a community of very expensive apartment buildings that command a magnificent view of the Bosphorus and the Marmara. The boulevard passes Istanbul Technical University and then, there on the slope down to Dolmabahçe, is İnönü Stadium.
’Let’s set Ankara criteria in motion’
BRUSSELS - We, as 10 Turkish journalists, came to Brussels upon an invitation by the European Commission. Monday we were first given a briefing by the European Parliament and then went to the commission to speak with Olli Rehn for over one hour. The first part was to be written and the second off the record.
Its time to remember shelved reports
The massacre that ended in the deaths of 44 people in the southeastern city of Mardin has broad repercussions in the public. Various theses behind this bloodshed are being introduced for the motive such as honor killing, blood feud, love affair or the village guard system. É The way of killings proves it wasn’t an honor killing or a blood feud.
NATO at 60: Time for a new strategic concept
On the 4th of April NATO will celebrate the 60th anniversary of its birth. At their summit meeting in Strasburg and Kehl, heads of state and government of the allied nations will do more than merely celebrate NATO’s 60th birthday; they will also make important decisions about the alliance’s future.
’We’ll support you but request the PKK in return’
Baghdad- The visit of the president of the Republic of Turkey is being perceived by the Iraqis as very important. The plan for the withdrawal of the Americans has been put into effect, new elections have taken place and the new administration has begun its work.
Iran theocracy has final word on thaw
DUBAI - The Iranian leader's swift and sweeping rebuff to Washington's offer for dialogue is more than just a reply to the latest outreach. It is a broad lesson in the mind-set of Iran's all-powerful theocracy and how it overshadows any possible next steps by President Barack Obama
Fate of Mideast peace up to interlocking deals
JERUSALEM - A continued impasse over a prisoner swap between Israel and Hamas may have far-reaching consequences for the war-battered Gaza Strip and a possible deal could shore up efforts to clinch a sustained truce. Further developments may also give a boost to Palestinian reconciliation talks, which are vital to Gaza reconstruction
’All foundations need to be equal’
ISTANBUL - A think-tank releases a report that says minority foundations should be granted equal rights or Turkey will end up paying lots of compensation in regard to cases taken to the European Court of Human Rights. The report examined cases of property seizure by the state
Virtuoso turns over a new beat
ISTANBUL - By turns classical and popular-folk, harpist Şirin Pancaroğlu’s new album with Israeli percussionist Yinon Muallem feels like a tide rising and falling between continents and musical styles. On the Anatolian song "Kervan," her lyric harp rises like Sandro Botticelli’s "The Birth of Venus," accompanied by foreboding sea drums.
Greek carnival saunters back to life
ISTANBUL - Masked celebrants snaked their way into Tarlabasõ, a suitable path to mark the essence of parades past. A Greek newspaper printed in Istanbul, "Proodos" (Progress), noted in 1918 the air of revelry among "Greek bandits with fustanela [pleated, skirt-like garments worn by men in the Balkans] and scimitars".