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Wednesday, November 26, 2014

Turkey-- Today's Zaman

Business
Top business group says corruption becoming systemic practice

Top business group says corruption becoming systemic practice

It is a concern to see corruption and bribery become more widespread than ever in »» »»
World
Ferguson protests spread across US, more troops deployed

Ferguson protests spread across US, more troops deployed

Some 2,000 National Guard troops helped ward off a second night of rampant arson »» »»
Arts & Culture
André Rieu back in İstanbul for not one but two concerts

André Rieu back in İstanbul for not one but two concerts

Only a year has passed since André Rieu, the star Dutch violinist and conductor, »» »»
Expat Zone
DOBAG annual carpet and kilim exhibition in Beyoğlu

DOBAG annual carpet and kilim exhibition in Beyoğlu

Every day in this amazing world in which we live we see the beginning of something »» »»
Sports
Arda included on UEFA Team of the Year list

Arda included on UEFA Team of the Year list

Atletico Madrid’s Turkish playmaker Arda Turan has been included in the midfielder »» »»

Putin’s Ankara visit: multidimensional and multifaceted convergence
by HASAN KANBOLAT*

November 26, 2014, Wednesday/ 17:39:32 “Doctor Zhivago” was Boris Pasternak's first and only novel. It was banned in the Soviet Union until 1985 on the grounds that it was an anti-Soviet work. It was first published in Italy in 1957 and won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1958. Until Hülya Arslan translated it into Turkish from its original Russian in 2014, Turkish readers read it from the text translated from Italian to Turkish. Actually, virtually all Russian works rendered into Turkish had been tr

The geopolitical impact of cheap oil
by MARTIN FELDSTEIN*

November 26, 2014, Wednesday/ 19:06:15 The price of oil has fallen more than 25 percent in the past five months, to less than $80 a barrel. If the price remains at this level, it will have important implications – some good, some bad – for many countries around the world. If it falls further, as seems likely, the geopolitical consequences on some oil-producing countries could be dramatic. The price of oil at any time depends on market participants’ expectations about future supply and d
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Syrian refugees and Turkey’s challenges: Going beyond hospitality

June 02, 2014, Monday/ 17:35:08/ KEMAL KİRİŞÇİ The first Syrian refugees began to cross into Turkey in April 2011. This was at a time when Turkey's relations with the Syrian government had not yet been ruptured. The Turkish side was deeply engaged in efforts to persuade Bashar al-Assad to avoid harsh measures against protests that began in March 2011. However, when the Syrian government, instead, chose to use increasing repression and violence against civilians, relations between the two countries deteriorate>>

İhsanoğlu: The man who changed the OIC

April 30, 2014, Wednesday/ 16:23:36 The first president of what would become the Organization of Islamic Cooperation(OIC), the world's second largest intergovernmental organization was a colourful figure. Abdul Rahman Tunku, was already well known as a Malaysian independence leader when became the first leader of the OIC when the organization was founded in 1969. In photo Truk's thick rimmed classes and tight lipped is equally memorable. Yet, Pan-Islamic sentiment and anti-colonialis>>
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