Beşiktaş

A village guard has been caught with explosive material in his bag in the southeastern province of Mardin, the same one used in an attack on Istanbul’s Beşiktaş district that killed 46 people in 2016, daily Habertürk reported.

Turkish champion Beşiktaş is on the cusp of the last 16 and a draw will be enough to secure top spot in Group G when it hosts Porto at Vodafone Park on Nov. 21.

U.K. Ambassador to Ankara, Richard Moore, a dedicated Beşiktaş fan, has become an official member of the club, according to a statement on the Black Eagle's official website on Sept. 21.

Beşiktaş Chairman Fikret Orman presented the top British diplomat in the country with his club card for membership to the Beşiktaş General Assembly.

Istanbul giant Beşiktaş's home stadium Vodafone Park will host UEFA Super Cup match in 2019. 

The 43,000-capacity Vodafone Park by the Bosphorus was opened in April 2016 on the plot of Beşiktaş's former İnönü Stadium.

It is obvious that the housing industry is facing problems. The unmeasured increases in estate taxes in some places have already added to these problems.

Ibrahimjon Asparov, an alleged accomplice to Abdulgadir Masharipov, the main suspect in the Reina nightclub attack on New Year's Eve, was taken into custody on July 19 in Denmark.        

Police have detained the planners of two deadly bomb attacks carried out by the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) in 2016 in Istanbul. 

Istanbul Governor Vasip Şahin stated that 44 people were detained in anti-terror operations on July 13, including those who planned deadly car bomb attacks in Beşiktaş and Vezneciler last year.

Danish police captured but then released on June 29 a suspected Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) militant who is accused of providing the weapon Abdulkadir Masharipov used to kill 39 people at Istanbul's Reina nightclub on Jan. 1, Turkish daily Karar reported on July 12.

The Turkish Presidency has revealed the design theme and architectural information about a monument built to commemorate the victims of the July 15, 2016 coup attempt, which will be inaugurated on July 16 in front of the presidential palace in the capital Ankara.

Authorities have determined that the phone number of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) attacker who killed 39 people in an Istanbul nightclub on Jan. 1 was registered in the cellphone of another ISIL suspect, who appeared for in a trial the first time in the Mediterranean province of Antalya on July 10.