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Guardian'ın dinleme listesinde bir Türk grup
Bu köşeden onları size birçok kez anlattım. Yeni şarkılarını, konserlerini duyurdum, röportaj yaptım. Başarılarını gün be gün hevesle izliyorum ve içten içe gerçekten inanılmaz gurur duyup mutlu oluyorum. Türkiye’de onca hengâmeye rağmen, kendi bildiklerinden ayrılmayan The Away Days artık ülke sınırlarını aşarak İngiltere basınında sıklıkla yer almaya başladı.
No space, no time, no memory in theater play
ISTANBUL - Theater Company’s new play ’And God Said’ speaks beyond language and culture. It takes place in a timeless, unfamiliar location. It is set in a moment of post-apocalyptic doom, where an unnamed and completely devastating catastrophe has done away with the ability to communicate by erasing all sense of meaning, memory and time
Double knockout in lightweight contest
ISTANBUL - Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe ended in a goalless draw Sunday, virtually canceling each other's Turkcell Super League title dreams. At the final moments, it was about fists and agression, probably fueled by the bitter feeling of seeing their seasons come to an early end.
Golf’s ’rumble in jungle’ a downer
AUGUSTA, Georgia - The widely anticipated contest between Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, who have had a low-level feud simmering for years, on the grand stage of the Augusta Masters becomes ’disgusta at Augusta’ instead of ’rumble in the jungle’ as both fail to hit the heights
Arts and crafts thrive in Fethiye’s magic beehive
FETHİYE - Inside an unattractive building is kept one of the nicest places you may see in Fethiye.The Cultural Center may be aptly called as a ’creative beehive’ and offers classes where local residents are creating a whole range of arts and crafts of which this coastal town should be proud
The water issue
The 5th World Water Forum begins in Istanbul on Monday. We will talk about water for a week and have plenty of information about the fate of water and our fate. The theme of the event is "Bridging divides for water," it is not the lyric like "Converging differences in water" as appears in official Turkish translation. The theme is neither "The Water Forum brings civilizations together" as referred to in the billboards of Istanbul Municipality, www.worldwaterforum5.org.
On the way to Kabul, stopover in Athens
The tormented capital of Afghanistan maybe among the prime considerations of the Americans or even the Turks; but it had never preoccupied seriously the minds or the politics of the Greeks except for occasional historic references to Alexander the Great's campaigns. Yet, as of last week, Kabul entered the jargon of Greek politics and dominated the political commentary showing signs that it is here to stay.
Ostrich
The tall, bold, angry man was yelling Tuesday once again. He was speaking to the deputies of his Justice and Development Party, or AKP. The deputies were following him with wide-opened eyes, glaring with admiration for their leader. And, he was talking in the tone and excitement reminiscent of a shorter man with almond mustache in the Germany of the 1940s.
Free thought, democracy...
It would have been great if this article could be dedicated to Çetin Altan, 82, one of the great masters of word who received Sunday the Culture and Art Grand Award of the Culture and Tourism Ministry in appreciation of his life-time contributions to Turkish literature and cultural life.
Gazans find alternative ways to handle shortage
GAZA CITY - With widespread power outages and shortages due to the Israeli blockade, residents in the impoverished Palestinian territory of Gaza create alternative ways to keep ongoing with their lives. While wealthier Gazans have generators and diesel pumped in through contraband tunnels from Egypt, poorer residents have to be inventive
Gazans find alternative ways to handle shortage
GAZA CITY - With widespread power outages and shortages due to the Israeli blockade, residents in the impoverished Palestinian territory of Gaza create alternative ways to keep ongoing with their lives. While wealthier Gazans have generators and diesel pumped in through contraband tunnels from Egypt, poorer residents have to be inventive
Ertugrul Ozkok:My worry grows; but not about Rahsan's claims
Last Monday afternoon, I was in the Ankara office of Hurriyet representative Enis Berberoglu, talking with Rahsan Ecevit. Joining Rahsan was Emrehan Halici. She said that she had come to explain to us about her "alliance talks." Her other aim is clearly to "make suspicions grow" in us.