Lost İn Lebanon

Lübnan’da mülteci hikâyesi

Birleşik Krallık Ankara Büyükelçiliği, Avrupa Birliği Türkiye Delegasyonu tarafından düzenlenen ‘7. AB İnsan Hakları Film Günleri’ kapsamında, ‘Lost in Lebanon’ isimli belgesel film gösterimi gerçekleştirdi. 

Türkiye'nin Mavi Marmara saldırısı raporu

Türkiye'nin Mavi Marmara saldırısıyla ilgili BM'ye sunduğu raporun tam metni:

Für "Soul Kitchen" nicht mit Preisen gerechnet

Gerade erst ist Filmemacher Fatih Akin aus Japan und Indien zurückgekehrt, wo er seine Komödie "Soul Kitchen" promotet hat, da winkt schon wieder eine Auszeichnung. Im Interview sprach er über Preise und Promotion.

Ahmadinejad and the Middle East

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was re-elected president in Iran, announcing victory in the first round after a record voter turnout of 80 percent. Attempts to see the result as "fraud" ended in smoke and Western claims fizzled out.

Will Turkey miss its third opportunity?

Are we going to be able to benefit from US President Barack Obama’s visit to Turkey? Or will we once again get into small internal disputes and miss out on an opportunity? International relations are like bargaining. If you play well, you can win more easily

Refugees bitter over camp rebuilding plans

NAHR AL-BARED, Lebanon - Two years after the devastated battles between the Lebanese army and the al-Qaeda-inspired extremists, Palestinian refugees in Nahr al-Bared camp are frustrated over a tight-budgeted reconstruction plan.

Israeli right-wing parties poised for victory in election

ISTANBUL - The Israeli right-wing political parties are set to emerge as the star performer in the Feb. 10 general elections largely due to growing security concerns, agree experts and academics. The new Israeli government will have a tougher stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, they say.

GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON FEB 4

These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in the Turkish press on Feb. 4, 2009. Hurriyet Daily News Online does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

’Slumdog Millionaire’ wins 4 Golden Globes

BEVERLY HILLS - British movie 'Slumdog Millionaire' emerges as the big winner at the 66th Golden Globes, scooping four awards to underline its credentials ahead of next month's Oscars.

Decline hits Iranians

TEHRAN - At the height of the real estate bonanza of Dubai, mortgages were easy and property could be sold for profit even before construction was finished. Things are different now, as many analysts predict huge declines in prices.

Turks have lowest support to suicide attacks among Muslims

Support in Turkey for suicide attacks was the lowest of any of the countries in the world, a survey conducted by a U.S. think-tank showed on Thursday.

Turks have lowest support to suicide attacks among Muslims

Support in Turkey for suicide attacks was the lowest of any of the countries in the world, a survey conducted by a U.S. think-tank showed on Thursday.

World wants Obama to be next U.S. president: poll

Most people across the world would prefer Democrat Barack Obama to win the U.S. presidential election over his Republican rival John McCain, a new poll spanning 22 countries, including Turkey, showed Tuesday.

Lebanon bomb kills 16, including 7 soldiers

A bomb targeted a civilian bus in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli on Wednesday, killing at 16 people, including seven soldiers, security sources said.

Hezbollah, Israel swap corpses on Lebanon border

Hezbollah turned over the bodies of two Israeli soldiers captured in fighting in 2006, carrying out the first stage of a swap for five Lebanese prisoners, including a militant who killed a girl and her father in 1979, news agencies reported.

Sarkozy seeks to pass test of Israel trip

French President Nicolas Sarkozy flies to Israel on Sunday for a three-day visit aimed at reinforcing his image as an ally of the Jewish state and reversing a trend of difficult trips there by French leaders.

Peace in the Middle East pending new US president

A truce in Gaza, a president in Lebanon, peace talks between Israel and Syria: the Middle East’s myriad crises seem to be calming, but analysts warn the respite will only last until a new U.S. president is elected.

Israel-Hamas truce comes into force but duration still in doubt

Israel and Hamas halted fighting in the Gaza Strip on Thursday but, with wider peace prospects hazy, both sides voiced doubt over how long the Egyptian- brokered ceasefire might hold. (UPDATED)

Turkish PM criticizes Supreme Court's statement

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Sunday the Supreme Court did not have authority to issue the statement that criticized last week "certain political circles" for attempting to influence and control the judiciary. (UPDATED)

Turkish PM criticizes Supreme Court's statement

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Sunday the Supreme Court did not have authority to issue the statement that criticized last week "certain political circles" for attempting to influence and control the judiciary. (UPDATED)

Turkey press scan

These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in Turkish press on April 7th, 2005. The Anadolu Agency does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

Turkey press scan