The Vessel

"The Vessel" ziyaretçi akınına uğruyor

ABD'nin New York şehrinin 5 ana bölgesinden biri olan Manhattan'ın Batı Yakası?nda bulunan Hudson Yards için, İngiliz tasarımcı Thomas Heatherwick tarafından tasarlanan "The Vessel" ziyaretçilere kapılarını açtı.

Gündem 24 Saat - 19.03.2019

Gündem 24 Saat - 19.03.2019

Son 24 saatte ne oldu? (19.03.2019)

İşte Türkiye ve dünya gündemine dair gelişmeler, son 24 saatte yaşanan olaylar.

Devasa yapı "The Vessel" açıldı

İngiliz tasarımcı Heatherwick tarafından tasarlanan, bal peteği formunda, birbiriyle bağlantılı bir dizi merdivenden oluşan devasa yapı "The Vessel" açıldı.

Devasa yapı "The Vessel" açıldı

İngiliz tasarımcı Heatherwick tarafından tasarlanan, bal peteği formunda, birbiriyle bağlantılı bir dizi merdivenden oluşan devasa yapı "The Vessel" açıldı.

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Türkiye'nin Mavi Marmara saldırısı raporu

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

Trying to keep a houseboat afloat

FETHİYE - Wealthy businessman Kahraman Sadıkoğlu builds a floating house and anchors it in villages near Göcek’s Sarsarla Bay on the Aegean coast. Authorities say the boat’s permit is for other purposes and therefore illegal.

Indian navy foils pirate attack in Gulf of Aden

NEW DELHI - The Indian navy said Friday it had thwarted a pirate attack on a Liberian-registered vessel with 10 Indian crewmembers in the Gulf of Aden.

Turkey works to rescue crew of ship attacked in Nigeria

ANTALYA - Turkish Transportation Minister Binali Yildirim said on Wednesday that the necessary diplomatic initiatives were launched to rescue two crew members of a Turkish ship attacked by unidentified pirates in Nigeria.

Pirates launch failed US raid

MOMBASA, Kenya - Somali pirates fired grenades and automatic weapons at an American freighter loaded with food aid but the ship managed to escape the attack and was heading yesterday to Kenya under U.S. Navy escort, officials said.

300 African migrants feared drowned

TRIPOLI - More than 300 Africans including women and children were feared to have drowned after their boats capsized off Libya during a new upsurge of illegal migration to Europe, officials said yesterday.

Sunken ship to draw divers

İZMİR - A new vessel inspired by old trading ships has been constructed and sunk in an underwater park to boost diving tourism and serve as an artificial reef for fish.

GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON FEB 24

These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in the Turkish press on Feb. 24, 2009. Hurriyet Daily News Online does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

Turkish tanker fire injures two crew members

Officials said late on Monday the engine room of a Turkish tanker in the Black Sea caught fire injuring two crew members.

Turkish frigate on Somali piracy mission

ANKARA - A Turkish frigate will join an international coalition against Somali pirates in the Gulf of Aden next week, the Anatolia news agency reported Friday, quoting a military spokesman.

Turkish frigate to depart for Somali piracy mission next week

A Turkish frigate will join an international coalition against Somali pirates in the Gulf of Aden next week, a military spokesman told a weekly press briefing on Friday.

Turkish frigate to depart for Somalia next week

A Turkish frigate will join an international coalition against Somali pirates in the Gulf of Aden next week, a military spokesman said on Friday.

Israel impounds Lebanese aid boat

JERUSALEM - The Israeli navy yesterday intercepted a ship delivering 60 tons of supplies from Lebanon to the Gaza Strip and said it was towing the vessel into an Israeli port. The ship set sail from the Lebanese port of Tripoli Tuesday in a bid to defy Israel's blockade of Gaza.

Ransom paid to free arms-laden Ukrainian ship: pirate leader

Somali pirates who had been holding an arms-laden Ukrainian cargo since September have left the vessel after a ransom was paid, a leader for the pirate group said Thursday.

Turkish tanker sinks off southern French coast, all crew safe

The crew of a Turkish tanker escaped unharmed after their vessel crashed into rocks and sank just outside the southern French port of Marseille overnight, the local maritime authorities announced Wednesday. (UPDATED)

Indonesia says nearly 250 missing in ferry sinking

Nearly 250 people are still missing from an Indonesian ferry which sank in heavy seas at the weekend, officials said on Monday, as bad weather hampered rescue efforts.

French sunken ships to be found in Kemer

ANTALYA - An international diving tournament will take place to search for the French war vessel, Paris II, sunk by Turkish artillery Capitan Mustafa Ertuğrul Aker on Antalya's Kemer coasts during World War I.

Olmert says Gaza offensive is first of several stages as death toll rises

The bombardment of Hamas targets in Gaza so far was "the first of several stages" approved by the Jewish states security cabinet, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said on Tuesday. (UPDATED)

Israel presses on with Gaza attacks, toll rises

Israel rejected any truce with Hamas Islamists on Tuesday and said it was ready for "long weeks of action" on a fourth day of the fiercest air offensive in the Gaza Strip in decades.

Germans thwart Somali pirate attack

KUALA LUMPUR - A German military helicopter rescued an Egyptian ship from pirates who shot and injured a crew member while trying to board the vessel off the coast of Somalia yesterday, an official said.

Crew on Turkish ship taken by Somali pirates safe: boat owners

Eleven crew of a Turkish cargo ship captured by Somali pirates off the Gulf of Aden are safe and sound, the Turkish firm that owns the vessel said Wednesday. (UPDATED)

Somali pirates fail to hijack US cruise liner

NAIROBI - Pirates near Somalia chased and shot at a U.S. cruise liner with more than 1,000 people on board but failed to hijack the vessel, an official said yesterday.