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‘Huysuz Kadınlar Örgüsü’ Londra’da ilk kez sahnelenecek

İngiltere’nin başkenti Londra’da göçmen oyuncular tarafından geçen yıl 27 Mart Dünya Tiyatro Günü’nde kurulan Öteki Oyuncular (London’s Other Players), yeni oyunu ‘Huysuz Kadınlar Örgüsü’nün prömiyerini 20 Kasım’da gerçekleştirecek.

Obama takes hefty agenda to Europe

WASHINGTON - In his first trip across the Atlantic, the US President Barack Obama hopes to sway European allies that his young administration could improve the international economy and the United States' image. He will try to capitalize on a reservoir of goodwill because of the change in policies and style from his Republican predecessor, George W. Bush.

Turkish lira hits all time low against dollar on global economic worries

The Turkish lira weakened to an all time low against the dollar in opening trade Friday as global market panic intensified sell-offs triggered by a General Motors warning over its future. (UPDATED)

Europe urges global finance reform

Calls mounted Thursday for an overhaul of the global financial system as stocks took a new hammering and Switzerland took drastic action to defend its prized banks with a $60 billion package for UBS.

Europe urges global finance reform

Calls mounted Thursday for an overhaul of the global financial system as stocks took a new hammering and Switzerland took drastic action to defend its prized banks with a $60 billion package for UBS.

Turkish assets down, fluctuates after CB's action

Turkish stocks and lira fluctuated on Wednesday and closed down as investors questioned whether an emergency interest rate cut would be enough to revive credit markets and ward off a global recession. (UPDATED)

Turkish assets down, fluctuates after CB's action

Turkish stocks and lira fluctuated on Wednesday and closed down as investors questioned whether an emergency interest rate cut would be enough to revive credit markets and ward off a global recession. (UPDATED)

Turkish stocks fell sharply upon a foreign investment bank's fire sales

Turkish stocks gave back early gains falling sharply as Morgan Stanley sold a huge amount of stocks, traders said on Wednesday. The benchmark 100-index of Istanbul Stock Exchange closed nearly 3 percent down. (UPDATED)

Euro rallies, but under pressure from fighting in Georgia

The euro clawed back ground on Monday after hitting a five-month low point against the dollar on concern about fighting between Georgia and Russia, and signs of slowing eurozone growth, dealers said.

Unresolved Lisbon no vote threatens EU enlargement at summit

EU leaders disagreed Friday over whether the 27-strong bloc could continue to welcome in new members without the streamlining Lisbon treaty rejected by Irish voters last week.

Asian markets hunker down, fear more bank pain

Asian shares fell on Tuesday as investors flinched at more bad news from the banking sector while fears of fresh dollar weakness hurt exporters and kept oil within sight of its latest record of nearly $118 a barrel.

Sarkozy, Brown pledge market turmoil action

Britain and France vowed to respond to financial market problems on Thursday and called on banks to declare the full extent of the damage to their operations caused by the credit crunch. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown called his relationship with President Nicolas Sarkozy an "entente formidable" as the French leader wrapped up a two-day state visit to Britain that both men hailed as launching a new era of cooperation.

Sarkozy, Brown pledge market turmoil action

Britain and France vowed to respond to financial market problems on Thursday and called on banks to declare the full extent of the damage to their operations caused by the credit crunch. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown called his relationship with President Nicolas Sarkozy an "entente formidable" as the French leader wrapped up a two-day state visit to Britain that both men hailed as launching a new era of cooperation.

Oil prices down slightly at $105 after record near $106

Oil prices were slightly lower Friday, after jumping to a trading record near US$106 a barrel in the previous session as the dollars slide to new lows prompted investors to pump more money into commodities.