Mardin Province

No rain forecast but fog expected during Eid al-Adha vacation

As the four-day break for Eid al-Adha (Feast of the Sacrifice, Kurban Bayramı in Turkish) approaches, many are wondering what the weather will be like and what to pack for mini-vacations. State meteorologists say that while...

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Coup trial deepens schism between bar associations

Turkey’s local bar associations have been divided along the axis of pro-coup associations and democrats, with the division manifesting itself most strongly inside the Turkish Bar Association (TBB). The 22 bar associations...

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Turkey’s house sales see 2.36 percent rise in third quarter

Sales of houses edged up by 2.36 percent in the third quarter of 2009 over the same period of the previous year, recently released data by the Turkish Statistics Institute (TurkStat) have revealed. TurkStat disclosed its House...

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Democratization of Kurdish region: the economic perspective by EMRE USLU

While examining the government’s Kurdish initiative I came to the conclusion that the initiative itself does not match the reality on the ground, making it difficult to sustain a durable democracy in the region.

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Doctors volunteer to help needy families in Southeast during Eid al-Adha

Members of several civil society groups founded by doctors will be spending their Eid al-Adha holiday in Turkey’s southeastern cities to cement ties with the region’s people. Doctors from the Physicians for Hope Foundation...

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No any stateless Kurd will be left in the Middle East

Turkey’s recently launched Kurdish initiative may help solve the problems of Kurds in Syria, Iraq and Iran as well. The Syrian government has decided to take action to address the problems of the 400,000 Kurds who have been...

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Unique collection puts Turkish history on the agenda

A collection of Turkish diaries from over the last 100 years is currently on display at the original location of the Ece Ajandaları company in Asmalı Meydan, a site that has witnessed many of the most important changes in the...

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61 Journalists Killed in 1 century

The Turkish Journalists Association announced that after the murder of Hasan Fehmi Bey in 1909, 61 journalists have been killed until today. The association organizes a memorial celebration, also inviting relatives of murdered...

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Selçuk University dance team readies to break record

The folkdance group at Konya’s Selçuk University is preparing to enter the Guinness World Records book as the largest dance team in the world, with roughly 4,000 dancers. Noting that they are determined to enter the Guinness...

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St. Gabriel Assyrian Monastery in Turkey Faces New Challenges

The Monastery of St. Gabriel in Turabdin, Turkey, is one of the oldest Christian monasteries still functioning in the world. Recently, the Monastery of St. Gabriel was informed that the hearing relating to one of the...

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