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Sep 03, 2010 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 Turkey undaunted by smear campaign over its foreign policy Analysts in the Turkish capital took notice of a great deal of Turkey-bashing articles that have spewed »» Public administration to become compatible with EU standards The Justice and Development Party (AK Party) has decided to implement the Public Personnel Reform, »» ‘Kılıçdaroğlu’s recent headscarf promise stillborn’ Republican People’s Party (CHP) leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu’s pledge to solve Turkey’s ban on the Islamic headscarf »» New CHP leader’s ‘radical’ statements draw cautious reaction Republican People’s Party (CHP) leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, who has been holding one referendum rally »» Image problem makes it harder for Pakistan to enlist help The disaster in Pakistan caused by floods is one of the biggest in recent history, leaving almost 20 million »» New constitution AK Party’s sole option in 2011 Analysts were quick to respond to a pledge by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to introduce a new civilian constitution»» AGENDA US must see Turkey as significant partner Turkish and US officials have been increasing diplomatic overtures with one another in an attempt to stave off the deepening»» Time to go beyond a stimulus The great hope a few months ago was for a “recovery summer,” with the economy responding favorably to various policy initiatives.»» Thespian starts sit-in to ease plight of Turkish strays A man approaches a stand in front of İstanbul’s prestigious Galatasaray High School located on İstiklal, the»» Avcı ignores strong evidence in denial of Dink murder’s dark links Former Eskişehir Police Chief Hanefi Avcı, who has recently been trying to discredit a number of»» Davutoğlu’s referendum campaign: fine art of appreciation on roads of Anatolia Ahmet Davutoğlu, a professor of international relations, was appointed to his current»» Borders that unite, not separate, create prosperity State Minister Cevdet Yılmaz has said Turkey has developed a new project with its neighbors to transform its»» Turkish Red Crescent aiming to boost successes by 2015 A star among humanitarian aid groups in Turkey, the Turkish Red Crescent (Kızılay) is continuing work to improve»» The beauties of ancient Assos It was 1994 and Turkey was going through one of its regular periods of economic crisis when I first stumbled upon Assos.»» News Turkey undaunted by smear campaign over its foreign policy ‘Kılıçdaroğlu’s recent headscarf promise stillborn’ New CHP leader’s ‘radical’ statements draw cautious reaction New constitution AK Party’s sole option in 2011 US must see Turkey as significant partner Business Public administration to become compatible with EU standards Borders that unite, not separate, create prosperity Bernanke says recovery softer, Fed to act if needed Recession may have pushed US birth rate to new low Canadian, Indian, Irish firms bid to run Nigeria grid Arts & Culture Money, horses, death and owls pack Hollywood fall film slate Animator lends color to ‘Tulip’ Seeking the language of life ‘THE COBRA’ ‘HIGH FINANCIER’ Leisure When getting away means staying in touch [Event of the week] Landslides claim 12 lives in black sea province of Rize [Photo of the week] Gen. Koşaner replaces Gen. Başbuğ as Turkey’s new military chief Everyday is special - 29 August 2010 Friday night TV aims to shake off lame duck status 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. Columnists Asil Nadir -- a moral tale ANDREW FINKEL A little bit of seriousness AYSE KARABAT Sept. 12 -- the battle continues AMANDA PAUL Reform package will weaken the state IHSAN YILMAZ I used to hate Tarlabaşı MICHAEL KUSER Iran the target DOGU ERGIL The most read articles [Event of the week] Landslides claim 12 lives in black sea province of Rize Turkey undaunted by smear campaign over its foreign policy Image problem makes it harder for Pakistan to enlist help Bernanke says recovery softer, Fed to act if needed Canadian, Indian, Irish firms bid to run Nigeria grid Public administration to become compatible with EU standards Money, horses, death and owls pack Hollywood fall film slate Thespian starts sit-in to ease plight of Turkish strays Borders that unite, not separate, create prosperity When getting away means staying in touch The most shared articles Seeking the language of life