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Turkey may woo Greek doctors to fill vacancies
Turkey is considering employing foreign doctors in order to fill vacancies in public hospitals, with Greek professionals being one of their main targets, Health Minister Mehmet MüezzinoÄlu has said.
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Ayvalık ‘garbage ladies’ reaping what they sew
Problems with stringent heritage laws notwithstanding, Ayvalık is an enchanting place of old Rum houses that even pack one entrepreneurial surprise â one of the most unique womenâs cooperatives in the country Last week I might have been a bit negative about this cute little Rum place, so here is a positive story about Ayvalık.
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CHP files complaint against TRT over ‘unfair election broadcasts’
Turkeyâs main opposition party has filed a criminal complaint against the countryâs state broadcaster, arguing that the channel is airing one-sided coverage of the presidential campaign to the advantage of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip ErdoÄan.
Istanbul exhibition reveals modest musings on ‘An Innocent City’
Koç Universityâs Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations is hosting a new exhibition in which everyday objects, inspired by Nobel laureate Orhan Pamukâs Museum of Innocence, are plucked from the intimate space of the museum and put back in Istanbulâs public space âThe handkerchief in box 9 is FuÌsunâs white childhood handkerchief with embroidery on the corner.â Füsun,
How did it happen in Turkey but not elsewhere?
On the plane to Sydney, Australia this week, I took to reading Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınarâs âThe Time Regulation Instituteâ (1961). I had time; the flight from Abu Dhabi to Sydney takes 12 hours. Penguin Classics recently published an English translation by Maureen Feely and Alexander Dawe. It is a lot of fun to read and I highly recommend it.
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Turkey’s top bosses to lead B-20 summit organization
Turkeyâs top business representative, Turkeyâs Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges Chairman Rifat HisarcıklıoÄlu, has been named the leader of the businessmenâs board that will deal with the preparations of the Business 20 (B-20) summit to be held in Turkey in 2015.
‘Winter Sleep’ becomes Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s most-watched movie
Nuri Bilge Ceylanâs latest film âKıŠUykusuâ (Winter Sleep), which won the Palme dâOr at the Cannes Film Festival on May 24 and was released in Turkish movie theaters on June 13, drew over 237,000 viewers in its first month, becoming Ceylanâs most-watched film, according to the Turkish Box Office.
Ara Güler’s ‘Anatolia’ captures a disappearing past
This is the last week to catch Ara Gülerâs never-before-seen works, on display at the Smithsonian in Washington DC since the end of last year Ara Güler is known as one of Turkeyâs most prominent photojournalist and since Dec. 21 last year his never-before-seen works have been on display at the Smithsonian, in Washington D.C.
Apollo and the rats
I do not know whether the inhabitants of Gülpinar know they are stepping on the ruins of an ancient city whose story is related to the small creatures that have brought havoc to their area since early antiquity: farm mice, the sminthos.
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Court case to shed light on Turkey's past political murders
An Ankara court has continued to try 18 unsolved political murders from the 1990âs in light of new documents provided by the National Intelligence Organization (MÄ°T), unearthing some state institutionsâ responsibility in these killings in cooperation with ultranationalist mafia.