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Atıl Kutoğlu - Fashion designer extraordinaire Keeping residents of city chic
ISTANBUL - Atıl Kutoğlu went to Vienna to study business administration and has found himself atop the world of fashion design. Blending art, culture and a range of textiles, Kutoğlu has made a name for himself and his flagship Istanbul store.
Tourism authorities keep their hopes up
ANTALYA - Antalya, the world-renowned tourism destinations on the Turkish Riviera, has been unable to match 2008’s tourism figures for the first quarter of this year. However, figures have begun to climb again as of this month, much to the joy of tourism authorities.
Trabzonspor in tricky test against Red-Blacks
ISTANBUL - After ending its four-week losing streak, Trabzonspor needs more wins to show that it is still a title contender in the Turkcell Super League. Tonight's game against Gençlerbirliği is going to be tough, not least because it is the last one before the Sivasspor clash next week.
Western front following NATO, Obama
Let’s have a balance sheet for booties-lost-damages in the aftermath of Turkey’s so-called "NATO victory." Turkey raised objections to Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen’s candidacy for the post of secretary-general of NATO on religious grounds rather than strategic liability.
Ruling party brass prepare for purge
ANKARA - Election results inspire the ruling Justice and Development Party to consider changes to the party’s structure and behavior but when six ministers tell daily Sabah they are ready to resign from the Cabinet, the prime minister reacts harshly, saying the meeting about the reshuffle was closed and the daily should consider how its reporting affects the country.
A Seaside View: Forecast for the tourist season
MARMARİS - With the world under the water of an economic crisis, the upcoming holiday season is looking bleak. Hoping to receive some good news for a better summer season in the following days, some in the tourism industry say the present situation is "unexcited" and "desperate."
Whose memory should the PM apologize to?
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s speech in the AKP group meeting the other day, be it allegations regarding foreign policy or the call for boycott of not purchasing some newspapers, requires a serious analysis in two separate stages. Let’s start with the first one.
Should be tried even if he lied
I’ve been waiting not to write this article for days now. I’m waiting for prosecutors to take action and start an investigation in order to catch this man by his neck and refer him to court. Those who took people who apologized to Armenians into custody by referring to Article 301 and those who wish to punish people who sent a congratulatory messages in the Kurdish language É I am waiting for them to take action.
Giant-killing Sivasspor continues its league lead
ISTANBUL - Last year's surprise pack, Sivasspor, continues to prove its success is not a one-off, as it starts 2009 with a grueling, muddy win. The Central Anatolian team froze defending champion Galatasaray on its hard pitch, extending its Turkcell Super League lead.
Even at 200, Poe still in pop culture
BALTIMORE - Even the old photos of a pallid, death-haunted Edgar Allan Poe burnish his image as a master of the macabre, a man who endured more than his share of misery and squalor and whose suffering fueled a body of work that reverberates throughout popular culture to this day.
Galatasaray ends year on a high with Beşiktaş demolition
ISTANBUL - This year's last game was worthy of its 'grand finale' tag and was a festival of goals as Galatasaray beat Beşiktaş 4-2. Galatasaray ends the year on a high and on third place in the Turkcell Super League, while pushing its archrival into deeper problems and five spots behind the top spots
Tensions between India, Pakistan may pull US in
NEW DELHI - The Mumbai attacks are unlikely to lead to a flashpoint between India and Pakistan, say analysts, adding it will be anxious times for neighbors. But the US may get trapped in the dispute and Pakistan’s threat to move troops to the border is regarded as being part of a wider message to Washington.