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ARTICLE & COMMENT
Muslims of Tibet
Muslims, who arrived almost a 1000 years ago in Tibet, also suffered much in Tibet after the Chinese occupied there in 1959.
INTERVIEW
"US could start new Cold War"
Gorbachev says US is mounting an imperialist conspiracy against Russia that could push the world into a new Cold War.
LAST MINUTE
18:05 - Arab-Berber clashes shake Algeria town
17:49 - Hamas: "450 Pal prisoners in exchange for soldier"
17:36 - Mubarak: "Peace deal must meet Palestinian demands"
17:23 - Turkish soldier killed in PKK clashes
17:14 - First Istanbul airplane lands in Syrian Aleppo
16:55 - Israeli police to question Olmert on corruption
16:37 - Taleban shot down NATO helicopter
16:28 - Iran waits for next US admin's policy for new talks
16:15 - Ethiopia ruling party wins polls opposition boycotted
15:47 - UK plays down report of EU role for Miliband
Darfur rebels to Khartoum: "Talks or war"
Darfur rebels to Khartoum: "Talks or war"
Ibrahim's JEM is an Islamist movement whereas other factions from Darfur's fractured rebels support secularism.
Stress in pregnancy raises risks for baby: Study
Stress in pregnancy raises risks for baby: Study
Women who are stressed about money, relationships and other problems during pregnancy may give birth to babies who are predisposed to allergies and asthma, U.S. researchers said on Sunday.
Quake gives China chance to improve army image
Quake gives China chance to improve army image
China is handing out praise to its soldiers for their quick response to the Sichuan earthquake, seizing on a chance to improve the image of an institution badly tarred by the Tiananmen Square crackdown 19 years ago.
Afghan journalist appeals blasphemy conviction
Afghan journalist appeals blasphemy conviction
An Afghan journalist sentenced to death on blasphemy charge pleaded not guilty in an appeal hearing on Sunday.
Palestinians oppose Hamas recognizing Israel
Palestinians oppose Hamas recognizing Israel
The majority of people in the Palestinian Territories are against Hamas recognizing the legitimacy of Israel as a state, according to a poll by Arab World for Research & Development.
Bulgaria to have an ambassador in Kosovo
Bulgaria to have an ambassador in Kosovo
Bulgaria's Deputy Foreign Minister said that Bulgaria would have an ambassador in Kosovo by the end of the year.
Bosnia and Herzegovina PM resigns: Report
Bosnia and Herzegovina PM resigns: Report
The Prime Minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina Nedzad Brankovic resigns after several months of problems in the biggest Bosnian party, Party of Democratic Action, local media reported.
Sharif party to join Pak lawyers' protests on judges
Sharif party to join Pak lawyers' protests on judges
"We are not a totalitarian government. We will neither stop them nor block coverage if they march," Pakistani Information Minister Sherry Rehman said.
Ukraine leader expects better ties with Medvedev's Russia
Ukraine leader expects better ties with Medvedev's Russia
Yushchenko, who aims to bring his country of 40 million into NATO and EU, had frequent disputes with Russia under former president Vladimir Putin, who now serves as prime minister under his newly elected successor, Medvedev.
Iraq arrests 1,100 in Al-Qaeda operation in Mosul
Iraq arrests 1,100 in Al-Qaeda operation in Mosul
Around 1,100 people have been arrested during the first four days of a government attacks on Al-Qaeda fighters in Iraq's main northern city of Mosul, the defence ministry said on Saturday.
Iran: "Mosque bombers planned oil pipeline attack"
Iran: "Mosque bombers planned oil pipeline attack"
Iran's Intelligence Ministry said on Saturday U.S. agents had armed and trained those behind a deadly blast in a mosque last month and that pipelines in the country's oil-rich south were also among the planned targets.
Islamists gain more seats in Kuwait vote
Islamists gain more seats in Kuwait vote
Sunni Islamists made a strong showing in Kuwait's legislative election and Shiites gained one more seat, but women failed again to enter parliament, according to results released on Sunday.
CULTURE & ART & OPINION
International Ibn Sina Symposium
International Ibn Sina Symposium will be held in Istanbul on May 22-24, 2008 by Faculty of Theology, University of Marmara, Islam Philosophers' Association and Cultural and Social Affairs Directorate of Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality.
First Islamic World Photo Biennial opens in Iran / PHOTO
The International Photography Biennial of the Islamic World opens in Iran to enhance the research and artistic aspect of contemporary Islamic arts.
An int'l congress on "2nd Constitution by Ottoman State"
Islamic Research Centre is organising an int'l congress on "The Second Constitution on its Centenary", to be held in Istanbul on 7-10 May 2008.
Insight Turkey
This issue of Insight Turkey examines the relationship between identity and foreign policy with special reference to Turkey, Greece, Germany and Japan.
Heritage from Crimea: The Palace of the Khans
Kırım'dan Kalan Miras: Hansaray is a book, based on field studies as well as library research utilizing sources in Ottoman and modern Turkish, English, French, Russian and Ukrainian.
Celebrations begin to commemorate Prophet Mohammed’s birth
Prophet Mohammed's birthday (PBUH) would be celebrated with around 700 activities to be held all across İstanbul this year.
Int'l discussion on Turkish, Macedonian minorities in Greece
International panel discussion in the European Parliament on the Turkish and Macedonian minorities in Greece to be held On Thursday 17 April 2008.
FAMILY & HEALTH & TRAVEL
Research links common chemicals to obesity
Exposure in the womb to common chemicals used to make everything from plastic bottles to pizza box liners may programme a person to become obese later in life, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday.
CARICATURE
UN and Gaza
FROM EDITOR
On the verge of a new world
Worldbulletin is determined to fullfil its mission of publishing on its behalf being aware of that the things going on in Turkey cannot be independent from the global balances…