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Turkish vegetable producers hold symbolic funeral for low exports
Turkish fruit and vegetable producers have staged a protest to demand the removal of obstacles to the export of tomatoes, organizing a funeral on Nov. 28 in the southern province of Antalya, Doğan News Agency has reported.
Understanding Turkish Deputy PM Şimşek
He is showing the performance of a political personality that those who underestimated him by labelling him "a technocrat" cannot ignore.
It is a performance that was not expected from Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Şimşek.
He said that whether we like it or not, a Turkey deprived of its ties with the European Union would be seen as a third-world country.
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Turkish delegation visit to Crimea was not official: Turkish Foreign Ministry
Turkish Foreign Ministry on Nov. 25 said a Turkish delegation's recent visit to Crimea was "unofficial."
The ministry's spokesperson Ambassodor Hüseyin Müftüoğlu said the visit, covered by media outlets, took place with an "initiative of an unofficial delegation, without asking for our ministry's opinion and permission."
Court hears suspects in daily Özgür Gündem case
A case into daily Özgür Gündem's editors-in-chief on duty continued on Nov. 24, with the case being postponed until Feb. 14, 2017, against a number of arrested and non-arrested journalists.
A total of 16 names are being tried on terror charges as part of an investigation into the closed daily.
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Turkey's top soldier visits Kilis near Syrian border
Turkish Chief of General Staff Gen. Hulusi Akar visited the southeastern province of Kilis on the border with Syria on Nov. 23.
After landing at Gaziantep Airport in the early hours of the morning, Akar, accompanied by Land Forces Commander Gen. Salih Zeki Çolak, headed to Kilis by helicopter.
Paris-based Turkish artist: We have to fight our own demons
Three decades ago, in the wake of 1980 military coup, İsmail Yıldırım left Turkey to go to Paris, via Lebanon. He also helped his friend and prison-mate Yılmaz Güney, the award-winning Turkish director and actor, to escape. Despite Yıldırım's flight, however, his mind and his paintings remained firmly on Turkey and Turkish issues.
Canadian PM welcomes Turkish film festival in Vancouver
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has hailed the upcoming Vancouver Turkish Film Festival, which will take place between Nov. 25 and 27.
"I am pleased to extend my warmest greetings to everyone attending the third annual Vancouver Turkish Film Festival (VTTF)," Trudeau wrote in his letter sent to Hakan Burcuoğlu, the founder and the director of the festival.
Presidential Orchestra celebrates 190th anniversary
The Presidential Symphony Orchestra (CSO), one of the standard bearers of Turkish music, will celebrate its 190th anniversary with a special concert.
Mother finds killed son's body after three failed DNA tests in Gaziantep
A mother has finally found the dead body of her son who was killed in a jihadist attack almost three months ago after three failed DNA tests were presented to her in the southeastern province of Gaziantep.
'Shared Values' initiative releases fresh interview series
A Doğan Holding initiative, the "Shared Values Movement," which aims to create a dialogue environment where various segments of Turkish society can express their belief in common values, has released a new series of interviews with notable public figures in the country such as Türkan Elçi, İpek Çalışlar and Ali Çarkoğlu.