Mehmed
BLOG: 'I love people, regardless of gender'
The summer had just begun. It was the weekend before the U.S. Supreme Court voted in favor of gay marriages.
I had planned a holiday over the weekend with good friends, and we flew to the south coast of Turkey to spend some relaxed days in the hidden bays and the little hippie villages that can only be reached by boat ride or a dangerous climbing route.
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Mehmet Güreli exhibition in Istanbul
After producing artwork in many areas such as films, music, literature and painting, Mehmet Güreli?s art exhibition titled ?Alope?s Chamber? has opened for art lovers at Istanbul?s Carré d?Artistes Gallery.
With three published books, five albums, four movies and twenty personal art exhibitions, Güreli?s figurative and expressionist style truly shines through in his paintings.
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Turkey Blocks Access to Twitter, YouTube over Hostage Photos
Turkish authorities blocked access to Twitter and YouTube due to the websites' refusal to remove photos of a public prosecutor, who was taken hostage last week and was later killed by his abductors.
Father of Gezi protest victim beaten outside of court
The father of Gezi protester Mehmet Ayval?ta?, who died in 2013, was beaten by security forces near an Istanbul courthouse during a scuffle ahead of the sixth hearing into his son's death on March 25.
Princely doodling in the 15th century
In a book recently published, through sketches and drawings, one catches a glimpse into the mind of a young Fatih Sultan Mehmed as a schoolboy with big dreams Doodling has been around for centuries, maybe millennia; at its simplest, it is defined as sketching aimlessly or mindlessly. In spite of this "art" form, there does not seem to be an equivalent word in Turkish, just a definition.
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German judge stirs controversy with Ottoman T-shirt
A judge presiding over a terror case in Germany has stirred controversy at home by wearing a T-shirt bearing the signature of a 15th century Ottoman sultan.
The Ottoman five who brought the empire books
If five prominent Ottomans had not understood the importance of printing Ottoman Turkish books in 1727, many decades would have passed before the right circumstances happened again
?brahim Müteferrika.
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Turkey to be the country with the most technologically equipped hospitals by 2018, health minister claims
Health Minister Mehmet Müezzinoğlu has claimed that Turkey will, by 2018, be the "only country in the world" with hospitals equipped with the most advanced technological equipment and buildings constructed using the latest technology.
The new Supreme Council of Judges and Prosecutors
The newly elected member of the HSYK, Mehmet Yılmaz, who was in the “Unity in Justice Platform” list, called me.
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3-4 percent growth not enough for Turkey, says finance minister
Turkey must reform its economy to get back to high growth, Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek said on Oct. 15