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Amerika’dan sonra İngiltere’den de ‘En İyi Aktör’ ödülü aldı

Genç oyuncu Birand Tunca, ‘The Ruins’ adlı kısa filmdeki oyunculuğuyla İngiltere’de düzenlenen ‘Fashion Film Festivali’nde ‘En İyi Erkek Oyuncu’ ödülünün sahibi oldu.

#Birand Tunca

Akademik yılı Pankaj Mishra ile açtılar

Üniversiteler 2020-2021 akademik eğitim öğretim yıl açılış törenlerine başladı. İstanbul’da 20 yıldır eğitim veren bir vakıf üniversitesi, pandemi nedeniyle online olarak gerçekleştirdiği akademik yıl açılış törenini ünlü yazar Pankaj Mishra ile gerçekleşti.

#Sabancı Üniversitesi

Türk Marşı’nın bestecisi kimdir?

Türk Marşı, bilgi yarışmaları ve çeşitli sınavlara konu olmaya devam ediyor. Türk rap sanatçısı Ceza, Türk Marşı sonatının üçüncü bölümüne 2012 yılında Türkçe söz yazmış ve bir klip çekmişti. Peki, Türk Marşı’nın bestecisi kimdir?

#Türk Marşı’Nın Bestecisi

Sessizlik bazen cesur bir tercihtir

Türkiye’de bugüne dek pek tanınmayan Çin kökenli Kanadalı yazar Madeleine Thien’den geleceğe kalacak, müthiş bir roman: ‘Bundan Sonra Her Şey Biziz’. Mao’nun Çin’ine ve Kültür Devrimi’ne farklı bir perspektiften bakan, üzerinden silindir gibi geçilen klasik müzik sanatçılarının dramını tartışmaya açan romanı, yazarından dinledik...

# Madeleine Thien

Dresden 1945’ten Cizre 2016 adındaki “mezarlığa”...

Dresden, Almanya’da Saksonya eyaletinin tarihî merkezidir.

#Cengiz Çandar

Ryse: Son of Rome PC'ye geliyor

Crytek'in ödüllü oyunu Ryse: Son of Rome, 4K çözünürlüğüyle PC'ye geliyor.

#Oyun

Düşündürücü bir Taksim-Gezi söyleşisi...

Biri Türkiye’nin Nobel ödüllü romancısı, diğeri Hindistan’ın çok ünlü bir edebi şahsiyeti…

Orhan Pamuk'tan Gezi Parkı yorumu

Nobelli yazar Orhan Pamuk, "From the Ruins of Empire: The Intellectuals who Remade Asia" kitabıyla tanınan yazar Pankaj Mishra'ya bir röportaj verdi. ABD'nin önde gelen liberal siyaset ve sanat dergilerinden The New Republic'te yayımlanan röportajda Pamuk romanlarından günlük hayatına, Türkiye'deki siyasi durumdan Gezi Parkı olaylarına birçok konuda konuştu.

#Başbakan Erdoğan

Turkey says work on disputed dam on Tigris River could start next week

ISTANBUL - Turkey said Wednesday it could resume work to build a disputed dam on the Tigris River next week after European lenders release 1.2 billion euros ($1.6 billion) for the project.

Past, present, future become one in Greece

KATHIMERINI - The New Acropolis Museum opened in Athens on Sunday to visitors eager to explore its vast collection of sculptures and museum holds more than 4,000 ancient works, including the best surviving classical sculptures that once adorned the Acropolis.

Germany turns 60, re-elects president

BERLIN - Huge crowds in Berlin celebrated on Saturday 60 years since Germany emerged from the ruins of World War II to lay the foundations for what became a democratic, peaceful and prosperous nation.

China remembers deadly Sichuan earthquake

BEICHUAN - Chinese President Hu Jintao led the nation in a minute’s silence Tuesday at the epicenter of the powerful Sichuan earthquake that flattened homes and communities one year ago.

İzmir to renovate ancient ramparts

İZMİR - Led by an art historian, a team including a material expert, a chemist, an architect and a renovation expert will restore the ramparts of Kadifekale Castle. The renovation project, which is expected to last a year because of the detailed work, will be opened to bid.

Aqueducts-an ancient method of replenishing water supplies

ISTANBUL -Practically everybody in Istanbul at one time or another passes through the narrow arches of the aqueduct built over 1,600 years ago by the Byzantine Emperor Valens. Built in the latter half of the fourth century AD The Valens Aqueduct, or the Bozdoğan Aqueduct in Turkish was a main source of fresh water for the city

Temple of Artemis site suffers neglect

ISTANBUL - The site of the historic Temple of Artemis at Ephesus, considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, looks more like a zoo these days as ducks, geese, chickens and sheep wander around its unfenced grounds.

Collecting stamps of Ottoman and Turkish vintage

ISTANBUL - The Ottomans were a founding member of the General Postal Union in 1875, an organization that regulated the way that mail passed between countries.

Australia holds national day of mourning after devastating fires

Australians held a national day of mourning for the victims of wildfires that killed hundreds this month, and survivors were promised the nation would support them in the massive task of rebuilding.

Worst-ever bushfires kill 93, destroy hundreds of homes in Australia

The death toll in a massive Australian bushfire rose to 93 on Sunday, making it the deadliest bushfire in Australian history, Reuters reported police as saying. Police warn that arsonsists responsible for starting the devastating fires could be charged with murder. (UPDATED)

Bushfires continue to rage in Australia, 93 die

The death toll in a massive Australian bushfire rose to 84 on Sunday, making it the deadliest bushfire in Australian history, Reuters reported police as saying. (UPDATED)

Thousands of Palestinians rally in Gaza in support of Turkish PM

Thousands of Palestinians on Friday attended a rally in Gaza in support of Turkey’s prime minister, who stormed out of a Gaza debate with Israel’s president.

Suspended credits halt work on Ilısu

ISTANBUL - The German, Austrian and Swiss export credit agencies declared they have suspended financing of the Ilısu Dam project in southeastern Anatolia as Turkey has failed fulfill the criteria conditional to the release of credits, the Anatolia News Agency reported Tuesday

Historic castle walls of Malatya to be renovated

MALATYA - The ruins of the walls of Malatya Castle are set to undergo preservative reconstruction. About two kilometers in length, the walls were completed during the reign of Roman Emperor Justinianus from 522 to 565.

Waves change in south

FETHIYE - As the construction of the reservoir and the hydroelectric dam on the Dalaman River are soon to be completed, the face of the area will be changed forever. It will prevent flooding as well as the electric production, while it may effect the environment in a negative way.

İzmir’s ruins in danger

İZMİR - Highlighting there were 22 ruins and 10 museums within the borders of İzmir, Abdülaziz Ediz, vice chairman of Culture and Tourism Provincial Directorate, is concerned, however, none of them, except for the ancient city of Ephesus, are properly protected.