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Turkish press review
Thursday, 17.Nov.2011, 00:00
On Thursday Turkish dailies mostly covered the possibility of reduced military service for a fee, a neo-Nazi gang that has killed Turks in Germany and a Turkish businesswoman's success.
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Press Roundup
Thursday, 17.Nov.2011, 00:00
 Sports and Youth Minister Suat Kılıç paid an unexpected visit to a dormitory of the General Directorate of Higher Education Loans and Accommodation in Ankara on Thursday and chatted with students. |
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The CHP and Syria
Thursday, 17.Nov.2011, 00:00
While the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) government has supported the opposition in Syria, the Republican People’s Party (CHP) has supported President Bashar al-Assad, who kills his own people.
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Only solution is transition to professional army
Thursday, 17.Nov.2011, 00:00
It is high time a solution was found to Turkey’s compulsory military service issue. It is certain that the practice of compulsory military service cannot be perpetuated.
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The state, KCKand real liberals
Thursday, 17.Nov.2011, 00:00
I am unfortunately not surprised by some socialist writers who have always opposed Kemalism and state tyranny that they remained silent in the wake of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) tyranny and even support this tyranny indirectly.
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The AK Party and claims of civiliantutelage
Thursday, 17.Nov.2011, 00:00
Nowadays, it is possible to see some intellectuals and anti-government circles accusing the ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party), which has been in power since 2002, of establishing a regime of civilian tutelage.
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Turkish press review
Wednesday, 16.Nov.2011, 00:00
On Wednesday Turkish dailies mostly covered reports of residents in the eastern province of Van scrambling to leave the quake-hit province; the Turkish national soccer team's farewell to Euro 2012; Turkish President Abdullah Gül's and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's harsh responses to Syria; and Erdoğan's remarks to Peace and Democracy Party (BDP) members.
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Press Roundup
Wednesday, 16.Nov.2011, 00:00
 Sefa and Zehra Yıldız, who delayed their wedding scheduled for Oct. 29 due to a powerful quake that hit Van province on Oct. 23, tied the knot on Tuesday and began their new life in a tent. |
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Before somethingbad happens
Wednesday, 16.Nov.2011, 00:00
Van and its surroundings have been shattered by powerful quakes. Now, the government is revealing plans to inspect buildings better and to ensure the construction of stronger buildings.
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I am no longer optimistic
Wednesday, 16.Nov.2011, 00:00
Before the general elections, I was very hopeful that the new Parliament would prepare a new constitution for Turkey.
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