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Press Roundup
Sunday, 11.Dec.2011, 00:00
 Taraf:“No one has convinced me,” read the headline of the daily’s major story yesterday, quoting remarks from President Abdullah Gül, who said he would approve a match-fixing bill which was passed in Parliament on Saturday despite his veto of the bill a week ago because he has to approve legislation when it is presented to him a second time, according to the Constitution. |
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Why will punishment for clubs come so late?
Sunday, 11.Dec.2011, 00:00
Although the judiciary will deal with the case, the Turkish Football Federation (TFF) has a big responsibility to take action based on the court’s decision.
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Is the EU being dissolved?
Sunday, 11.Dec.2011, 00:00
All the balances in the European Union have flipped upside down. Greece has gone bankrupt.
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Turkish press review
Friday, 09.Dec.2011, 00:00
On Friday Turkish dailies mostly covered Finance Minister MehmetŞimşek's statements regarding inflation figures, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's recovery, President Abdullah Gül's statements aboard a plane en route to the Austrian capital of Vienna and Labor and Social Security Minister Faruk Çelik's statements regarding severance pay.
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Press Roundup
Friday, 09.Dec.2011, 00:00
 Akif and Gülsen Altun, a deaf couple in Konya who have two deaf children, lead their lives in silence but have no complaints as they watch TV, attend football matches and even argue among themselves using sign language. |
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The moral ofmatch-fixing politics
Friday, 09.Dec.2011, 00:00
Match-fixing was considered cheating six or seven months ago, before Article 6222 on preventing violence and match-fixing in sports was amended, which some who later became suspects in the match-fixing investigation argued insistently against.
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What if yourapartment is shoddy?
Friday, 09.Dec.2011, 00:00
An earthquake inÄ°stanbul and urban transformation were the topics covered on Beyaz TV’s“Acı Kahve” program this week. Environment and Urbanization Minister ErdoÄŸan Bayraktar had previously pointed out that the districts of Avcılar and Zeytinburnu are among the first districts in which urban transformation was going to take place.
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Grumblingagainst the EU
Friday, 09.Dec.2011, 00:00
In recent days grumbling against the EU has become almost a trend in Turkey. Apart from those who were systematically against Turkey’s entrance to the EU, it is interesting to see that such feelings and thoughts are spreading among the high officials of the state.
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Kılıçdaroğlu failed to study his lesson
Friday, 09.Dec.2011, 00:00
The budget marathon began in Parliament yesterday. However, this year match-fixing discussions overshadowed the budget issue. In comparison to previous years, we can say that the opening meeting lacked any passion.
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Talk of AK Party division unrealistic, baseless
Friday, 09.Dec.2011, 00:00
President Abdullah Gül’s vetoing of a bill last week which would bring lighter penalties to those involved in match-fixing has led to claims of a rift between the president and the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) government, which supported the bill in Parliament.
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