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The president of the European Parliament has banned the distribution of Turkish pro-government English language Daily Sabah at parliament, upon the request of a Dutch MEP, state-run Anadolu Agency reported on March 23.

A woman turned in to police after using fake credentials to teach for the last 16 years in Istanbul, Sabah newspaper has reported. 

A senior executive of the Doğan Group, the leading independent media group in Turkey, offered his resignation today amid allegations in social media that he repeatedly maintained correspondence with Berat Albayrak, the Minister of Energy and the son-in-law of President Tayyip Erdoğan, and the CEO of the rival Sabah newspaper, Serhat Albayrak, who is also the brother of the Energy Minister.

"Markets huge slap in the face to lobby of fear" wrote the headline of pro-Justice and Development Party (AKP) daily Sabah last March 18. Dollar sinks, stock market [at] all-time high; we shall not give in to terror and chaos callers." It was less than a week after the deadly Ankara bombings, a day after the German embassy's warning about a possible terror attack in Istanbul.

The offices of local daily Yeni As?r in ?zmir have been vandalized with red paint and eggs following a call by the regional representative of the Confederation of Progressive Trade Unions of Turkey (D?SK) to protest the newspaper in a demonstration commemorating the victims of the Ankara blasts.

A group of people marching from Istanbul's Mecidiyeköy neighborhood to the Be?ikta? district to condemn terror, after three deadly attacks killed a total of 30 Turkish security officers in in Turkey's eastern provinces in just three days, began protesting the media group which includes daily Sabah and private broadcaster ATV while in front of their common building late Sept. 8.

A pro-government Turkish newspaper has reported that President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an will code a simple computer game or program to encourage young software developers.

Daily Sabah reported on July 6 that Erdo?an ?prepared an important plan for Turkey to leap forward in the IT sector.? 

Locals are infuriated at ten tourists who posed naked at Mount Kinabulu in Malaysia on Friday, blaming them for the 5.9 magnitude quake that killed 18 climbers. The photos of the ten hikers spread through social media, infuriating locals.

A columnist at pro-government Turkish daily Sabah has been fired after she called a deputy prime minister a ?crow.?

An Ankara prosecutor has launched a probe against a number of businessmen, including the Honorary President of Do?an Holding, Ayd?n Do?an, over their alleged relations with a secret military group and economic benefits they received during the Feb. 28, 1997 era.