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Is killing people a solution?
Tuesday, 27.Sep.2011, 23:00
An atmosphere of violence can suddenly change, but things are currently very bad in this country.
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Bullet to an unborn baby
Tuesday, 27.Sep.2011, 23:00
The outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), whose violence knows no bounds, killed a pregnant woman and her 6-year-old daughter in the southeastern province of Batman late on Monday.
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Turkish press review
Monday, 26.Sep.2011, 23:00
On Tuesday Turkish dailies mostly covered the beginning of Turkey's oil exploration activities in the Mediterranean, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's remarks during a ceremony marking the 600,000th tractor to roll off the production line of Türk Traktör's Ankara plant and the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) terrorist organization's attacks in southeastern Turkey.
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Press Roundup
Monday, 26.Sep.2011, 23:00
 On the occasion of International Coastal Clean-Up Day, a total of 35 primary school students in Muğla’s Bodrum district removed trash from the shores of Kumbahçe. |
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General Staff can no longer remain silent
Monday, 26.Sep.2011, 23:00
The recently emerged details about the crash in 2009 of a Grand Unity Party (BBP) helicopter that claimed the lives of former BBP leader Muhsin Yazıcıoğlu and five others are really shocking in that they show the crash was more than just an accident.
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Don’t kill on my behalf
Monday, 26.Sep.2011, 23:00
A group of Kurdish intellectuals are campaigning in the social media. Their headline reads,“Don’t kill on my behalf, don’t die for me.”
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Is Turkey’s foreign policy becoming hawkish?
Monday, 26.Sep.2011, 23:00
The Justice and Development Party (AK Party) government introduced a foreign policy of“zero problems with neighbors.”
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BDP’s return
Monday, 26.Sep.2011, 23:00
Everyone is wondering whether the pro-Kurdish Peace and Democracy Party (BDP), which has been boycotting Parliament since June, will return to Parliament and be sworn in on Saturday, when Parliament begins its new legislative term.
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Press Roundup
Sunday, 25.Sep.2011, 23:00
 The Turkish Red Crescent has launched a cleaning project in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia, as a part of which Somali women collected garbage and swept the streets. |
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Why is compulsory military service not lifted?
Sunday, 25.Sep.2011, 23:00
In Turkey, everything can be restructured according to the necessities of the time; however, restructuring is not possible in one area only.
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