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Erdoğan'dan anayasa çıkışı: İslam vurgusuna ihtiyaç yok
Cumhurbaşkanı Tayyip Erdoğan, Meclis Başkanı İsmail Kahraman’ın, “Yeni anayasada laiklik olmasın” sözlerine ilişkin, “AK Parti’yi kurarken laiklikle ilgili düşüncemizi programa koymuştuk. İsmail Bey de parti mensubu olarak o programı kabul etmiştir. Ancak, anayasa çalışmaları gündemde iken şahsi görüşünü ortaya koymuştur. Laikliği ladinilik, din karşıtlığı gibi sunar ve uygularsanız elbette itirazlarla karşılaşırsınız” dedi. Erdoğan “Yeni anayasada İslami vurgu olmalı” görüşleri için de “Bunlar boş şeyler. Ben bir Müslüman olarak inancımı yaşayabiliyorsam mesele bitmiştir” yorumu yaptı. Hırvatistan ziyaretinde gazetecilerin sorularını yanıtlayan Erdoğan özetle şu mesajları verdi:
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Spate of attacks hits Iraqi cities, leaves dozens
BAGHDAD - A double suicide attack and two other bombings kill at least 41 people across Iraq in the deadliest day since US forces pulled out of towns and cities nationwide just over a week ago. The home of a senior security official and his brother is targeted in an attack in northern town of Tal Afar, which is populated mainly by Turkmen minority
Bombings hit Iraq as US pullout looms
BAGHDAD - Twenty-two people were killed, seven of them in a car bombing west of Baghdad, as a spate of attacks hit Iraq on Monday just days before U.S. troops must leave Iraq's cities. Seventy-six people were wounded in the attacks. Security and hospital officials said the dead included three Iraqi soldiers, three university students on their way to sit their final exams, and a four-year-old child.
Turkish companies eye Iraq opportunity
GAZİANTEP - Turkish companies are ready for the Fourth Iraq International Fair, which will start May 21 in the southeastern city of Gaziantep. The city has become a gateway to the Iraqi market and plans to organize the successful event under the name of ’Middle East Fair’starting from next year
Murky attacks in Iraq spark fear
BAGHDAD - Recent bombings and clashes feed fears among Iraqis that their country may be sliding back into violence as US troops prepare to pull out and the general election nears. Baghdad blames the violence on Saddam Hussein's Baath Party, but concerns also grow over intra-Shiite rivalry
’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.
Being aware of the Ergenekon in Arbil
Kurdish journalists or ordinary Kurdish people ask every Turk they see why Turkey doesn’t have a consulate general in Arbil. A similar question is whether or not Arbil will be included in the itinerary of the expected official visit of Turkish President Abdullah Gül to Iraq
