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Jul 23, 2008 Homepage News Business Columnists Op-Ed Arts & Culture Weekly Almanac Features Travel Life Portrait Women Leisure Sports Cartoons Interviews Weird But True Turkey in Foreign Press HOMEPAGE HEADLINE Ergenekon investigation to shed light on Turkey’s dark history "The state is not necessarily innocent, and the people convicted of crimes with political repercussions »» The Witness Protection Law may bring more problems than it solves The case against Ergenekon, an ultra-nationalist criminal organization indicted for attempting to »» Festival fun Turkish style: giant melons, kangals and oil wrestling Turkey hosts a variety of culture and arts festivals throughout the year, enough to suit everyone's »» Turkey fears for İncirlik’s status after US-Iraq deal Turkey is concerned that once the US strikes a deal with neighboring Iraq regarding the maintenance of a US »» From a manifesto to authorship: the story of pro-freedom activists "We set off with a manifesto advocating full freedom, not just for ourselves but for all people. »» Power tenders helping market liberalization The successful tenders of two Turkish power grids are an important step towards the liberalization of the country's»» AGENDA Experts say Turkey needs to eliminate prejudice against refugees "A refugee is someone with a well-founded fear of persecution on the basis of his or her race,»» Give the independent travel sector a chance Located in one of the most unspoiled and charming regions on the Turkish Mediterranean coast, the small, family-run Osmanlı»» South Africa: Mandela at 90 is the world’s best-loved statesman Nelson Mandela, the world's best-loved statesman, celebrated his 90th birthday on  Friday with»» Hasan Doğan’s legacy to Turkish soccer: Permanent achievements "May God bless our dear president, who won our hearts with his sincere, positive and frank»» Özdalga: Social democracy has failed in Turkey Haluk Özdalga, a deputy for İstanbul with the ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party), has said the Republican»» Gov’t’s claim of ‘opposition’s inability to internationalize’ draws strong ire In the back rooms of Ankara, people have been speaking about how the Republican People’s»» [Photo of the week] Turkish shuttle diplomacy boosts hopes in Iran talks On the eve of critical talks in Geneva, Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki discussed»» [Event of the week] Ergenekon indictment revealed, suspects charged with terrorism İstanbul Chief Prosecutor Aykut Cengiz Engin announced at a press conference»» Uğur Işık brings together world religions on Anatolian soil Cellist Uğur Işık is an internationally acclaimed Turkish musician not yet recognized by the Turkish»» Drug scandals dim magic of Tour de France The Tour de France is dead. Vive le Tour. Such was the mood in France on Friday after police arrested the latest star»» News Ergenekon investigation to shed light on Turkey’s dark history Turkey fears for İncirlik’s status after US-Iraq deal Özdalga: Social democracy has failed in Turkey The Witness Protection Law may bring more problems than it solves South Africa: Mandela at 90 is the world’s best-loved statesman Business Power tenders helping market liberalization Give the independent travel sector a chance Anatolia ready to shine in banking industry Oil slide may bring slight relief at the US pumps [NEWS ANALYSIS] For whom does the bell toll? Arts & Culture Uğur Işık brings together world religions on Anatolian soil The AA Pocket Guide: Turkey West Coast ‘THE SEA OF TRANQUILITY ‘CHRISTOPHER HITCHENS AND HIS CRITICS' ‘BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS' Leisure [Event of the week] Ergenekon indictment revealed, suspects charged with terrorism Creator sees 3 more years for ‘Desperate Housewives’ [Photo of the week] Turkish shuttle diplomacy boosts hopes in Iran talks Every day is special - 20.07.2008 [Event of the week] Attack on US Consulate General sends shockwaves across Turkey SELECT COUNTRY AMERICA EUROPE. AZERBAIJAN BULGARIA KAZAKHSTAN KYRGYZSTAN ROMANIA TURKMENISTAN. Copyright© Since 1994 Feza Newspaper Publishing Co. Fevzi Cakmak Mah. A. Taner Kislali Cad. No:6 34194 Bahcelievler / ISTANBUL Phone:+90 (212) 454 1 454 (pbx), e-mail: advertise@todayszaman.com This web-site is generated by Zaman Newspaper's Data Processing and Internet Services. 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