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Pictures from the premiere and after party in Istanbul. I understand the movie is not doing as well as expected in Turkey. The current political and economical turmoil in Turkey is partly to blame. The lack of big budget advertising and pre-release promotion could be another reason. Some people tend to forget this after all is an independent movie project.... More Recent Articles
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"Turkey tells Cheney won't send troops or money to Afghanistan US Vice President Dick Cheney met Monday with Turkish leaders who told him they would not send more troops or money to Afghanistan for now, a senior US official told reporters after the talks. 'They were certainly, I think, happy to look at, to see whether there was any possibility of more they could do, but (offered) no immediate short-term commitments,' AFP quoted the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, as saying. Cheney, on the last leg of a nine-day overseas tour, met with President Abdullah Gul, Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan and chief of general staff General Yasar Buyukanit in Ankara." More: Turkey tells Cheney won't send troops or money to Afghanistan  "Cheney backs Turkey's fight against Kurdish rebels 25.03.08 00:02 ( dpa )- US Vice President Dick Cheney on Monday extended support to Turkey's ongoing fight against Kurdish separatists based in northern Iraq, Turkish media reported. In Ankara for a whirlwind visit, Cheney held talks with President Abdullah Gul , Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and military chief General Yasar Buyukyanit . No statements to the press were made." More: Trend News : Cheney backs Turkey's fight against Kurdish rebels  "Turkish university setting down roots at Ohio's Kent State University KENT, Ohio: Turkey's Bahcesehir University is setting down roots at Kent State University, paying $2.7 million (€1.75 million) to turn an aging residence hall into a cultural center." More: Turkish university setting down roots at Ohio's Kent State University - International Herald Tribune  "YEÅžILÇAM! TURKISH EXPLOITATION CINEMA by Jay Slater (2008-03-25) Turkey: what is the country best known for? For the post-pub army, the rich and proud Muslim heritage of Turkey is encapsulated in five words: yes; boss; doner; chilli; sauce. On seeing Alan Parker’s 'Midnight Express' (1978), advice would be to avoid their correctional facilities unless sodomy is your kind of thing. And there’s Turkey’s national drink, Raki (a strong grape brandy flavoured with anise), which is ludicrous and quite silly in alcoholic super power: so much so, that I am told that I had a run-in with the police after a heavy Raki session one night, but to this day remember nothing. The Marquis de Sade would have bottled out of drinking it. One can only wonder what the Turkish Ministry of Tourism think of the Brits." More: Current Movie Reviews, Independent Movies - Film Threat  "Veteran Turkish journalist freed after criticism Published: Monday, 24 March, 2008, 08:39 AM Doha Time ISTANBUL: A veteran Turkish journalist, rounded up as part of a probe into a shadowy anti-government network, was released yesterday after a storm of criticism over his detention, the Anatolia news agency said." More: Gulf Times â€" Qatar’s top-selling English daily newspaper - Europe/World  "More female directors for prisons, says Yavuzyılmaz Monday, March 24, 2008 Ãœmran Yavuzyılmaz is Turkey’s first and only female prison director, proving how a woman paradoxically suits the position" More: More female directors for prisons, says Yavuzyılmaz - Turkish Daily News Mar 24, 2008  "Turk ruling party acts to try to avoid closure By Hidir Goktas ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's ruling AK Party is this week expected to present to parliament changes in the law to prevent a possible closure of the party for alleged anti-secular activity, a senior party member said on Monday." More: Turk ruling party acts to try to avoid closure | International | Reuters  "Ä°zmir-based firm exports black dresses to 17 countries Monday, March 24, 2008 A bridal wear company based in Ä°zmir is exporting black wedding dresses to 17 countries including the United States, Lebanon, Israel and Mozambique." More: Ä°zmir-based firm exports black dresses to 17 countries - Turkish Daily News Mar 24, 2008  "AKP on murky ground Monday, March 24, 2008 Yusuf KANLI Finally, though interrogators probing what is alleged in the Islamist media as the “secularist gang†or simply referred to as “Ergenekon†â€" the legendary homeland of Turks surrounded by huge mountains from where with the guidance of a gray wolf (Bozkurt) an iron mountain was discovered, melted and the nation moved out to re-conquer the world â€" demanded the arrest of the 83-year-old Ä°lhan Selçuk, the judges looking into the case must have concluded that the old Kemalist Selçuk, who has been under police protection for the past 15 years and has 24-hour police presence in front of his home, will not “escape,†and ruled Saturday evening for his release pending outcome of the trial. " More: AKP on murky ground - Turkish Daily News Mar 24, 2008  "Power struggle in Ankara Monday, March 24, 2008 MURAT YETKÄ°N Three messages Prime Minister Recep Tayyip ErdoÄŸan gave in Ankara on Friday were of critical importance in terms of the latest developments: 1 If Turkey is to win, we are ready to lose; 2 We will not step back; 3 Our rage is against pro-privileged " mORE: Power struggle in Ankara - Turkish Daily News Mar 24, 2008  "Istanbul-bound, to push country’s trade interests Monday March 24 2008 11:55 IST Express News Service KANNUR: Gold never loses its lustre. It was to ensure the quality of gold that the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) under the Ministry of Consumer Affairs of the Government of India introduced hallmarking and assaying of gold on April 1, 2000. As many jewellers kept away from this new process, the Kunhikkannan Jewellery Gold House, Kannur, came forward to obtain India’s first BIS certification in gold. And, C V Ravindranath, its managing partner, believes that, “Gold is not a mere decorative piece to enhance one’s beauty and status, but the greatest investment of life in all times.â€" mORE: Istanbul-bound, to push country’s trade interests - Newindpress.com  "Transporters unite against EU Monday, March 24, 2008 Turkish overland transportation is not the only sector affected negatively by the customs quotas implemented by European Union countries. These quotas also hit Turkey's external trade and industry sectors hard, according to the International Transporters Association (UND)." mORE: Transporters unite against EU - Turkish Daily News Mar 24, 2008  "Turkey's ruling AKP acts to avoid closure Turkey's ruling AKP may present to parliament towards the end of this week draft constitutional changes aimed at avoiding the possible closure of the party, AKP deputy Nihat Ergun said on Monday." mORE: Turkey's ruling AKP acts to avoid closure  "Transporters unite against EU Monday, March 24, 2008 Turkish overland transportation is not the only sector affected negatively by the customs quotas implemented by European Union countries. These quotas also hit Turkey's external trade and industry sectors hard, according to the International Transporters Association (UND)." More: Transporters unite against EU - Turkish Daily News Mar 24, 2008  "Economic package is OK but not enough, businessmen say Monday, March 24, 2008 Serdar Alyamaç With the recent statement of Prime Minister Recep Tayip ErdoÄŸan that the government plans to invest up to $12 billion in Turkey's southeastern region as part of efforts to erode support for the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), eyes turned to Turkey's pro Kurdish Southeast which has been staged for many same old scenarios to stir up regional economy to cut out the human resource of the PKK reportedly being fed poverty and illiteracy. Since the founding of the Turkish Republic, governments have tried to wipe out the support for the PKK with 17 economic packages, some which were never put into practice. " More: Economic package is OK but not enough, businessmen say - Turkish Daily News Mar 24, 2008  "Kurds clash with police in Turkey for fourth day AP March 24, 2008 Ankara -- Hundreds of Kurdish protesters lobbed stones at police and soldiers yesterday in southeastern Turkey in a fourth-straight day of clashes that have killed at least two people and injured dozens." More: globeandmail.com: Kurds clash with police in Turkey for fourth day  "US Vice President due in Turkey Monday Cheney has been doing the rounds of Middle Eastern capitals, in part seeking to gain support for efforts to broker peace between Palestine and Israel and shore up backing against Iran." More: US Vice President due in Turkey Monday  "Turkey wants nuclear power station bids by Sept 24 ANKARA, March 24 (Reuters) - Turkey has set a deadline of Sept. 24 for bids in a tender to build the country's first nuclear power station, a statement in the Official Gazette said on Monday." More: UPDATE 1-Turkey wants nuclear power station bids by Sept 24 | Markets | Reuters  "Cyprus reunification back on table 4 years on The leaders of divided Cyprus are to talk peace once more. The Turkish and Greek Cypriot leaders are meeting to try to bridge the differences which threaten Turkey's bid to join the European Union. Demetris Christofias took over as Greek Cypriot President from Tassos Papadopoulous. Papadopoulos made little progress on the issue. Christofias is refusing to contemplate failure." More: EuroNewsEuroNews : Cyprus reunification back on table 4 years on "Great attendance for the first International Health Tourism Congress in Turkey Monday, March 24, 2008 The first international event on Health Tourism to be held in Turkey completed successfully as 300 Participants (representing 27 countries) were welcomed at the event. It was organized by the “Association of Improving Health Tourism†(Turkey) and overseen and coordinated by its President, Dr. Dursun Aydin." More: Association of Improving Health Tourism - {Travel Daily News} "Turkey's Yapi Kredi cooperates with Turkish Cypriot Iktisatbank The New Anatolian / Ankara 24 March 2008 Yapi Kredi Bankasi of Turkey signed a cooperation agreement on credit card with Kibris Iktisatbank in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC)." More: The New Anatolian |
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