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Japan bows to US pressure, imposing unilateral sanctions on Iran
Lithuania completes basketball games as Group D leader
TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON SEPT 3
French coach sees upcoming game against Turkey challenging
Completing 1st round without defeats major success: Turkish coach
US tops Group B of Basketball Championship in Istanbul games
Indonesian volcano spews ash, residents flee again / PHOTO
Turkey remains Group C leader, winning all games so far
Coach Palma says Jordan, Germany played without spirit
Deaths in new Russia wildfires, homes destroyed
ARTICLE & COMMENT
Last sultan gets a modern makeover
Over the past eight years, Erdogan has reminded Arabs that despite a very rough history, Turkish influence, and the Ottoman legacy as a whole, is not as bad as Arab history has labeled it.
INTERVIEW
US's 13-year-old death sentence for Iraq before invasion
The US invasion of Iraq over the past seven years has inflicted multiple disasters on the country. But many argue that the US war against Iraq really began more than twenty years ago.
LAST MINUTE
11:23 - IAEA invites Israel to join nuclear inspections treaty
11:15 - Championship over for Lebanon after 84-66 defeat by Lithuania
11:10 - Coach Blatt says Russia plays eagerly against Greece
11:10 - Coach Becirovic praises Slovenia's 65-60 victory over Iran
11:04 - Pakistani cricket trio suspended after accusations
10:59 - Argentine's coach says not sad over 84-82 defeat y Serbia
10:55 - Turkey focus investments more than trade with Bosnia
10:52 - Wind, rain from Hurricane Earl buffet North Carolina
10:47 - Gulf platform explodes off US coast
10:46 - Turkey's consumer, producer prices indices rise slightly in August
10:43 - Indonesian volcano spews ash, residents flee again / PHOTO
10:35 - Dozens killed in Mexico drug raid
10:22 - Japan bows to US pressure, imposing unilateral sanctions on Iran
09:54 - Deaths in new Russia wildfires, homes destroyed
09:50 - Suicide bomb attack hits police station in Tajikistan
09:45 - Completing 1st round without defeats major success: Turkish coach
09:42 - Coach Palma says Jordan, Germany played without spirit
09:34 - French coach sees upcoming game against Turkey challenging
09:29 - US tops Group B of Basketball Championship in Istanbul games
09:23 - Lithuania completes basketball games as Group D leader
09:18 - Turkey remains Group C leader, winning all games so far
09:14 - TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON SEPT 3
18:28 - Turkish politicians just talk, students forced to take off headscarfs
18:06 - US Clinton opens direct peace talks between Palestine, Israel
17:57 - Gul says Turkey's Balkans policy aims stability, economic growth
Pakistani cricket trio suspended after accusations
Pakistani cricket trio suspended after accusations
Pakistan test captain Salman Butt and opening bowlers Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Asif face possible life bans after they were charged on Thursday under ICC anti-corruption code.
 
Wind, rain from Hurricane Earl buffet North Carolina
Wind, rain from Hurricane Earl buffet North Carolina
Hurricane Earl battered North Carolina's coast with rain, winds and waves on Friday.
 
Gulf platform explodes off US coast
Gulf platform explodes off US coast
An oil and gas platform operated by Mariner Energy burst into flames in the Gulf of Mexico on Thursday.
 
Indonesian volcano spews ash, residents flee again / PHOTO
Indonesian volcano spews ash, residents flee again / PHOTO
An Indonesian volcano that lay dormant for 400 years erupted yet, shooting a mushroomed-shape plume of smoke 3 kminto the air.
Dozens killed in Mexico drug raid
Dozens killed in Mexico drug raid
At least 25 suspected drug gang members were killed in an army raid in rural northeastern Mexico on Thursday, the army said in a press release.
 
Deaths in new Russia wildfires, homes destroyed
Deaths in new Russia wildfires, homes destroyed
A new wave of wildfires swept through villages in southern Russia.
 
US tops Group B of Basketball Championship in Istanbul games
US tops Group B of Basketball Championship in Istanbul games
U.S. topped Group B of the World Basketball Championship without any defeats after the day-five games played in Istanbul.
 
Lithuania completes basketball games as Group D leader
Lithuania completes basketball games as Group D leader
Lithuania completed the preliminary games in Group D of FIBA 2010 World Basketball Championship as leader.
Turkey remains Group C leader, winning all games so far
Turkey remains Group C leader, winning all games so far
Turkey completed the preliminary games in Group C of FIBA 2010 World Basketball Championship as leader as it won all of its five games.
 
Gul says Turkey's Balkans policy aims stability, economic growth
Gul says Turkey's Balkans policy aims stability, economic growth
Turkish President Gul said that Turkish foreign policy on the Balkans and Eastern Europe was to achieve security, stability, economic development in the region.
 
UN delays publication of "genocide" report on Congo
UN delays publication of "genocide" report on Congo
The United Nations is delaying publication of its report on atrocities in Congo until Oct. 1 to give concerned states a chance to comment, the U.N. said.
 
NATO strike kills 10 Afghan election workers as Gates arrives
NATO strike kills 10 Afghan election workers as Gates arrives
An air strike by foreign forces killed ten election campaign workers in Afghanistan's north, a government spokesman said.
     
CULTURE & ART & OPINION
Sami Yusuf to perform at conference on Islam-Muslims in America
Sami Yusuf, well-known British singer, will perform in Chicago, US, alongside the conference on "Islam and Muslims in America."
Missing works of Turkish sufi Haci Bektas Veli found in British museum
Haci Bektasi Veli's Fatiha Commentary, which was one of his missing works, was found in the British Museum Library.
Poems from Western Thrace Turks in English
The voices and feelings of Turkish minority living in Western Thrace may reach more people ever after a translation of poems to English from their favourite poets.
Turkey to complete restoration of Ottoman-era Suleymaniye Mosque
Historical Suleymaniye Mosque, costructed by legendary architect The Great Sinan, is also known as one of the unique pieces of the world architecture.
Directors from world to shoot short films on Istanbul
Bosnian, Greek, Palestinians directors and more will shoot short films about Istanbul as part of a project under "European Capital of Culture 2010".
Scientific heritage of Muslim world to go on display in Turkey
An exhibition showcasing on the many scientific achievements made throughout history in the Muslim world that have left their mark on contemporary civilization will go on display in Turkey on Aug. 17.
Ottoman calligraphy from Far East to Europe at Turkish gallery / PHOTO
The Beyoglu Municipality's BeyoGlu Art Gallery will be home to an outstanding collection of Ottoman calligraphy for the next two weeks, hosting a selection of works by one of the greatest living masters of the art.
HEALTH & SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT
Study finds first genetic link to common migraine
An international scientific team has identified for the first time a genetic risk factor associated with common migraines.
CARICATURE
US victory in Afghanistan and Iraq
FROM EDITOR
International news source
Human conscience was tested by the attack on the Mavi Marmara ship made in international waters. One of the first news sources to inform the world of this development was the World Bulletin.