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- Turkish universities warned to allow headscarves - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
- Turkish troops "advancing on PKK headquarters" (Roundup) - Middle East
- Turks gather in solidarity for soldiers' funerals | Reuters
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- Ankara's Intentions: What Is Behind Turkey's Invasion of Northern Iraq? - International - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News
- Turkish academics dispute whether law allows Islamic head scarf in universities - International Herald Tribune
- EU: Turkey must avoid disproportionate Iraq action | Reuters
- SOCIAL POLARIZATION DEEPENING IN TURKEY - Eurasia Daily Monitor
- Event teaches about Turkey
- Turkey's SMEs to meet at Business Partneria - Turkish Daily News Feb 25, 2008
- Was the Ottoman Empire a colonizer? - Turkish Daily News Feb 25, 2008
- Investment Property in Turkey - A Country at the Crossroads
- Turkey's AKP u-turn on additional headscarf legislation, as universities divided (UPDATED) - Hürriyet
- Trend News : EU chief hopes new president can help resolve Cyprus stalemate
- Mixed implementation of headscarf ban in Turkey : Europe World
- New Cyprus leader under pressure to end division | World | Reuters
- Feminine lives ruled by masculine politics - Turkish Daily News Feb 25, 2008
- Deaths rise in Iraq offensive - Turkish Daily News Feb 25, 2008
- Best Investments in India: Indian companies keen to invest in Turkey
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"Turkish universities warned to allow headscarves Posted 5 hours 20 minutes ago Turkey's higher education watchdog has warned university chiefs they risked prosecution if they flouted new laws allowing women students to wear the Islamic headscarf. Some universities have stood defiant against the constitutional amendments that came into force over the weekend, backed by those who fiercely object to measures they believe will undermine Turkey's secular system." More: Turkish universities warned to allow headscarves - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)  "Turkish troops 'advancing on PKK headquarters' (Roundup) Feb 25, 2008, 15:50 GMT Ankara - Turkish troops were Monday advancing on the Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK) headquarters located in the Qandil Mountains near the Iraqi border with Iran, as Ankara defended the operation saying Turkey had the right to self-defence." More: Turkish troops "advancing on PKK headquarters" (Roundup) - Middle East  "Turks gather in solidarity for soldiers' funerals By Selcuk Gokoluk ANKARA, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Thousands of flag-waving Turks mourned the deaths of three army officers at their funerals in Ankara's main mosque on Monday in a show of solidarity with the military's fight against Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq." More: Turks gather in solidarity for soldiers' funerals | Reuters  "Turkey Property Fethiye cooking course is highly recommended A cooking course held at the Yediburunlar lighthouse near to Fethiye has been highlighted in a list of the finest culinary tuition programmes in the world." More: Turkey Property Fethiye cooking course is highly recommended - 25-02-2008  "Turkey academics defy scarf law The headscarf issue has divided opinion in Turkey A number of Turkish universities have defied a new law allowing women students to wear Islamic headscarves." More: BBC NEWS | Europe | Turkey academics defy scarf law  "Turkish Cypriot leader sees solution By ELENA BECATOROS and MENELAOS HADJICOSTIS · The Associated Press CYPRUS TURKISH CYPRIOTS Petros Karadjias Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat reacts during an interview in his office in the Turkish occupied area of the divided capital Nicosia, Cyprus, Monday, Feb. 25, 2008. The election of a new president in Cyprus could see a solution to the island decades-long partition by the end of the year, according to the leader of the breakaway Turkish Cypriot state, Mehmet Ali Talat said the Turkish Cypriot side was willing to be flexible. The decades-long division of Cyprus could be resolved by the end of the year, the leader of the breakaway Turkish Cypriots said Monday." More: The Herald - Life. Captured Every Day. - Serving York, Chester, and Lancaster Counties.  "A $12 billion history lesson Last week, a senior French official flew to Istanbul to discuss Turkey's exclusion of Gaz de France from an $12 billion pipeline project - designed to bring Central Asian oil directly to European markets - because of recent French legislation making it a criminal offense to deny that the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Armenians in 1915 constituted genocide." More: A $12 billion history lesson - International Herald Tribune  "ANKARA'S INTENTIONS What Is Behind Turkey's Invasion of Northern Iraq? Turkey had been warning for months that it was considering an invasion of northern Iraq to go after Kurdish rebels based there. But now that it has happened, many are wondering why now? Could it actually be an invitation to negotiate?" More: Ankara's Intentions: What Is Behind Turkey's Invasion of Northern Iraq? - International - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News  "Turkish academics dispute whether law allows Islamic head scarf in universities ISTANBUL, Turkey: Some Turkish academics dispute whether a recent change in the Constitution allows women to wear Islamic head scarves in universities, signaling that the battle over the religious attire has yet to run its course." More: Turkish academics dispute whether law allows Islamic head scarf in universities - International Herald Tribune  "EU: Turkey must avoid disproportionate Iraq action BRUSSELS, Feb 22 (Reuters) - The European Union on Friday repeated a call on Turkey to refrain from any disproportionate military action in northern Iraq. " More: EU: Turkey must avoid disproportionate Iraq action | Reuters  "SOCIAL POLARIZATION DEEPENING IN TURKEY By Gareth Jenkins Monday, February 25, 2008 As supporters of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) stage sporadic protests in western Turkey against the ongoing Turkish military operations in northern Iraq, the government’s hurried attempt to lift the headscarf ban in Turkish universities appears to be deepening the other great divide in Turkish society, namely that over the role of Islam in public life." More: SOCIAL POLARIZATION DEEPENING IN TURKEY - Eurasia Daily Monitor  "Event teaches about Turkey By ANTON MENNING, Times Staff Writer Published: Monday, February 25, 2008 8:00 AM CST A mixture of civilians, military personnel and children attended a recent event at the Lewis and Clark Center at Fort Leavenworth (KS) to learn about Turkey's history, culture and government." More: Leavenworth Times - News  "Turkey's SMEs to meet at Business Partneria Monday, February 25, 2008 CEYDA ÇAÄžLAYAN ISTANBUL â€" Referans Turkey's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) will meet foreign companies at the Mediterranean Business Partneria, to be held at the Antalya Expo Center May 15-16. The organization, which aims to secure long-term commercial synergies, targets a business volume of at least 500 million euros. " More: Turkey's SMEs to meet at Business Partneria - Turkish Daily News Feb 25, 2008  "Was the Ottoman Empire a colonizer? Monday, February 25, 2008 Ali GÃœNEÅž International University of Sarajevo, jointly with Ankara Centre for Thought and Research (ADAM), through the sponsorship of Turkish International Cooperation and Development Agency (TIKA), hosted an international conference on “East-West Relations: Past, Present, Future†on February 14-15, 2008, in Sarajevo, the capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina. " More: Was the Ottoman Empire a colonizer? - Turkish Daily News Feb 25, 2008  "Investment Property in Turkey - A Country at the Crossroads by Antonio Bonito For anyone about to invest in the emerging Turkey property market, it's a good idea to discover as much as possible about this ancient land at the crossroads of Asia and Europe, to uncover its mysteries and try to imagine what the future holds for those who reside within its extensive borders. In this article we are going to set the scene by taking a brief look at modern-day Turkey." More: Article: GoArticles.com  "Turkey's AKP u-turn on additional headscarf legislation, as universities divided (UPDATED) An AKP official said there is no need to change the additional 17th article of the Higher Education Law to lift the headscarf ban, reversing an earlier agreement between the governing party and nationalist MHP, who supported the constitutional amendments as the legal dispute grows." More: Turkey's AKP u-turn on additional headscarf legislation, as universities divided (UPDATED) - Hürriyet  "EU chief hopes new president can help resolve Cyprus stalemate 25.02.08 14:35 (dpa) - European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso on Monday called on new Cyprus President Dimitris Christofias to waste no time in seeking a deal with the Turkish Cypriot community on the status of the divided island." More: Trend News : EU chief hopes new president can help resolve Cyprus stalemate  "Mixed implementation of headscarf ban in Turkey Ankara - The implementation of two constitutional amendments allowing womento wear Islamic-style headscarves at universities varied Monday with some universities allowing covered women to enter classes and others forcing students to uncover before being allowed onto campus. Students wearing the headscarf were allowed into Bogazici University, but at the nearby Istanbul Technical University the ban on the covering continued, Anadolu news agency reported." More: Mixed implementation of headscarf ban in Turkey : Europe World  "New Cyprus leader under pressure to end division By Michele Kambas and Dina Kyriakidou NICOSIA (Reuters) - Newly-elected Cyprus President Demetris Christofias came under immediate pressure on Monday to make good on promised efforts to reunite the divided Mediterranean island." More: New Cyprus leader under pressure to end division | World | Reuters  "Feminine lives ruled by masculine politics Monday, February 25, 2008 Making politics over a woman's body is just as wrong as depriving women who wear headscarves the right to an education in the name of protecting secularism, says UN's special rapporteur on violence against women" More: Feminine lives ruled by masculine politics - Turkish Daily News Feb 25, 2008  "Deaths rise in Iraq offensive Monday, February 25, 2008 In the third day of the military's ground operation into northern Iraq, the clashes intensify. Major PPK camps are hit by artillery and warplanes, killing 112 terrorists. Iraq says the operation does not target the country's sovereignty" More: Deaths rise in Iraq offensive - Turkish Daily News Feb 25, 2008  "Indian companies keen to invest in Turkey In Today Scenario Investing overseas is the ongoing trend, Developing countries are not only investing in countryside, but they also are seeking investment opportunities abroad." More: Best Investments in India: Indian companies keen to invest in Turkey "Queen of Turkish hearts in Germany Monday, February 25, 2008 'Neighborhood mothers' help Turkish mothers find their way in German society Dorte Huneke BERLIN - Turkish Daily News You can recognize them by their red shawl and a red and white bag, which resembles a school satchel. " More: Queen of Turkish hearts in Germany - Turkish Daily News Feb 25, 2008 "Turkey's offensive comes at a price By M K Bhadrakumar The high Qandil mountains and deep gorges on the northern Iraqi border region with Iran must be one of the world's most ideal terrains for guerrilla war. That is where the fighters of the separatist Turkish Kurdish movement the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) have set up its headquarters. The PKK is close enough to the Turkish border to stage its guerrilla attacks and can easily frustrate 'hot pursuits' by the Turkish army." More: Asia Times Online :: Middle East News, Iraq, Iran current affairs |
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