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TÜSİAD’ın girişimi ile 2013 senesinde hayata geçirilen, Türkiye Değişim Kültürü İnisiyatifi “Turkey: Culture of Change Initiative (TCCI)” Danışma Kurulu ikinci toplantısı Almanya’nın başkenti Berlin’de düzenledi.

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TÜSİAD girişimiyle kurulan Türkiye Değişim Kültürü İnsiyatifi ilk toplantısını Berlin'de yaptı. Katılımcılar Türkiye ile Almanya arasındaki algı farklılıklarının giderilmesi için diyolog mekanizmalarına ihtiyaç olduğunu söyledi.

Almanya ve Türkiye arasında diyalog mekanizmalarına ihtiyaç var

DoğanTV Holding Yönetim Kurulu Başkanı ve TÜSİAD eski Başkanı Arzuhan Doğan Yalçındağ, Almanya ve Türkiye arasında algı farklılıklarının giderilmesi için düzenli bilgi akışını sağlayacak "diyalog mekanizmaları"na ihtiyaç olduğunu söyledi.

TEXT - OBAMA'S HISTORIC SPEECH IN CAIRO

ISTANBUL - The following is a text of President Obama's prepared remarks to the Muslim world, delivered on June 4, 2009, as released by the White House.

Attempt to tackle rise in Europe’s ’honor crimes’

ISTANBUL - A report prepared by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in an attempt to tackle the increasing rate of ’honor crimes’ across Europe says the problem has worsened in Europe and cooperation among countries is needed to deny safe harbor to guilty individuals

More than the sum of our pages

Today, the Daily News you hold in your hands is lighter by four pages. If you are reading online, your news serving has not been affected. But there is change in store soon at our Internet site as well. After many years as a 16-page newspaper, we bumped up first to 18, then to 20 in 2007. So let us explain now what this three-part tactical retreat is all about.

Expat kids build schools, awareness

ISTANBUL - Expat students in Istanbul are starting dodge ball tournaments and hot dog stands to build schools for kids half a world away. Another group raised enough money, and books, to build a school library in İzmir that was completed this week. Dozens of projects are going on at the Istanbul International Community School where service learning is part of the curriculum

Practicing Art from Jew to Arab

ISTANBUL - Oreet Ashery is a London based context-responsive visual artist interested in the intersections between Jewishness, race, gender and the Arab world. She visited Turkey a few days ago to explore the roots of Izmir-born Shabbtai Zvi, a Jew of 17th century who inspired her

Obama good for future ties with US

ANKARA-Turkey and the United States, whose relations suffered setbacks during the Bush administration, especially over the Iraq war, are unfolding the sails for a long-lasting, model partnership under the new administration, according to retired diplomats.

The tale of Turkey’s 60-year-old alehouse

ISTANBUL - Despite her death in 2006, Madame Despina’s fame will live on, as the new owner of her historic alehouse, seeks to register the Madam Despina Meyhanesi and open a branch in Paris. He believes that it will bacome a bridge between Turkey and Greece.

Focus on water for a whole week

ISTANBUL - The future of global water resource management is set to storm Istanbul as the 5th World Water Forum starts Monday, while across the Golden Horn the Alternative Water Forum will meet later in the week to protest big business and the privatization of water

’Art in Public Space’ brings art to the people

ISTANBUL - As part of the My City program, which is a new British Council initiative in collaboration with Platform Garanti Contemporary Art Center, international panelists discussed the issue of ’Art in the Public Space’ at a lecture held at GarajIstanbul in Beyoğlu.

NGO lends a hand for care of young victims of violence

ISTANBUL - According to a social worker, domestic violence is perhaps the greatest problem in Turkey that causes children to end up on the streets.

Anew mosque styled for the new millennium

ISTANBUL - Created by one of Turkey’s most stylish designers, Zeynep Fadıllıoğlu, the Şakirin Mosque, on the Asian side of Istanbul at the entrance to the city’s largest cemetery, will soon welcome believers to a space of not just traditional faith but also contemporary aesthetics.

Teaching students peace through play

ISTANBUL - A new peace education program developed and coordinated for Turkey's schools at the Boğaziçi University’s Peace Education Center has reached nearly 200 educators in the country. British native Maggie Pinar says games are the foundation of the training