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Australian PM Gillard heading for defeat: Poll
TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON JULY 31
Lowest offer $14.3 mln in Turkey's meat tender
5.7-magnitude quake injures hundreds in Iran
Fitch revises outlook of Turkey's Izmir to positive
Afghans protest civilian deaths caused by US/PHOTO
Court set Nov date for Arizona appeal to immigrant law block
Turkey's Supreme Military Council due to convene
Death toll in Pakistan flood rises as 1 million affected / PHOTO
Israeli strike kills Hamas man, wounds 10 in Gaza
ARTICLE & COMMENT
America goes Ottoman shopping
"Indeed in many ways America's current trajectory seems like a speeded up version of the Ottoman movie."
INTERVIEW
Robert Frager on psychology from viewpoint of Sufism
Founder of Institute of Transpersonal Psychology, Professor Robert Frager evaluates human growth comparatively.
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11:52 - Turkey to host key finance sector names in Istanbul summit
10:54 - Israeli strike kills Hamas man, wounds 10 in Gaza
10:47 - Turkey's Supreme Military Council due to convene
10:15 - Death toll in Pakistan flood rises as 1 million affected / PHOTO
10:02 - Afghans protest civilian deaths caused by US/PHOTO
09:47 - TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON JULY 31
09:44 - Australian PM Gillard heading for defeat: Poll
09:42 - 5.7-magnitude quake injures hundreds in Iran
09:36 - Lowest offer $14.3 mln in Turkey's meat tender
09:31 - Fitch revises outlook of Turkey's Izmir to positive
09:04 - Court set Nov date for Arizona appeal to immigrant law block
17:56 - Turkey's Western Mediterranean Development Agency joins WAIPA
17:55 - Ceremony in Ghana for first Turkish Airlines flight
17:47 - India kills two civilians, Kashmir calls for UN team / PHOTO
17:42 - Turkish tourism figures rise "in line with green fields increase"
17:37 - Turkey says should improve tourism infrastructure for rising demands
17:29 - UNESCO keeps Turkey's Istanbul kept on world heritage list
17:14 - UN envoy emphasizes role of guarantor states in Cyprus talks
16:57 - Turkey, EU should continue economic growth: Pierini
16:46 - Turkish bank granted to open branch in Syria
16:33 - Syrian, Saudi leaders in Lebanon talks, back Turkey on Gaza efforts
15:55 - Robert Frager on psychology from viewpoint of Sufism
15:46 - US Embassy in France says envelope "not harmful"
15:32 - Top rights advisor quits over "general atmosphere" in Russia
15:16 - Death toll from Russian wildfires rises
Turkey to host key finance sector names in Istanbul summit
Turkey to host key finance sector names in Istanbul summit
High-level executives of world's leading banks and companies, decision-makers and institutional finance will meet at an international finance summit.
 
Australian PM Gillard heading for defeat: Poll
Australian PM Gillard heading for defeat: Poll
Australian PM Gillard is heading for a shock defeat at elections on August 21, a new opinion poll showed.
 
5.7-magnitude quake injures hundreds in Iran
5.7-magnitude quake injures hundreds in Iran
An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.7 hit northeastern Iran, injuring around 274 people, state radio reported.
 
Death toll from Russian wildfires rises
Death toll from Russian wildfires rises
Forest fires sweeping across central Russia have killed at least 23 people, officials said on Friday.
Palestinian kids break own kites record in ruined Gaza / PHOTO
Palestinian kids break own kites record in ruined Gaza / PHOTO
Thousands of Palestinian refugee kids broke their own world record for second time, freeing the number of colorful kites flown simultaneously.
 
Ex-Bosnian leader Ganic thanks Turkey's support during arrest
Ex-Bosnian leader Ganic thanks Turkey's support during arrest
Former Vice President Ejup Ganic of Bosnia-Herzegovina said on Friday that he was pleased with the gestures and interest of Turkey during and after his custody.
 
India shuts parl't for 5th day over protests on high prices
India shuts parl't for 5th day over protests on high prices
India's parliament speaker adjourned sessions for the fifth straight day as opposition protests over high prices scuppered debates.
 
UN urges Saudi Arabia to end expulsions of Somalis
UN urges Saudi Arabia to end expulsions of Somalis
U.N. refugee agency called on Saudi Arabia to halt expulsions of Somalis to Mogadishu.
"Massive" lawsuits against BP oil spill take center stage
"Massive" lawsuits against BP oil spill take center stage
A panel of U.S. judges heard arguments from lawyers on how piles of oil spill-related lawsuits against BP Plc should be merged.
 
Bosnia indicts Serb police over Sarajevo siege killings
Bosnia indicts Serb police over Sarajevo siege killings
More than 10,000 people, including around 1,600 children, were killed in the Bosnian capital during the 43-month siege by the Bosnian Serb forces.
 
Russia denies selling Azerbaijan S-300 missiles
Russia denies selling Azerbaijan S-300 missiles
Moscow's state arms exporter Rosoboronexport denied a media report which said Russia has agreed to deliver S-300 anti-aircraft missile systems worth $300 million to Azerbaijan.
 
Russia foils "plane hijacking" in Moscow
Russia foils "plane hijacking" in Moscow
ITAR-TASS news agency said all the passengers had been freed safely after special forces disguised as doctors boarded the aircraft at the airport.
     
CULTURE & ART & OPINION
Turkey to host welknown Muslim jazz musicians in Istanbul
Istanbul, the main cultural hub of Turkey, will host worlwide known Muslim Jazz musicians, in Ramadan within a festival named "Jazz in Ramadan".
Turkish contest on Palestine honoring Handala invites world cartoonists
A Turkish association has organized an international cartoon contest on Palestine in the name of world-wide murdered Palestinian cartoonist of Handala.
Turkey's Safranbolu offers Ottoman authenticity
Safranbolu in a northern city of Turkey, Samsun has houses, and house-hotels that they vary considerably in the degree to which they trade on Ottoman authenticity.
Ottoman-era Grand Bazaar in Turkey now available on Sundays / PHOTO
Istanbul's famous historical marketplace Kapalicarsi (Grand Bazaar) will be open to customers on Sundays soon.
Two books on Hamas reviewed
Raymond Deane, a composer and political activist, compared "Hamas" by Beverley Milton-Edwards and Stephen Farrell with Jeroen Gunning's Hamas in Politics - Democracy, Religion, Violence.
Turkey Red Crescent building mosque in Pakistan's Kashmir
The Turkish aid organization Kizilay is constructing a mosque in the Pakistan-administered Kashmir region.
Turkish artists form bridge between Anatolia&Istanbul / PHOTO
An artistic projects spanning Anatolia: "The Artistic Enlightenment of Anatolia", of which one of the exhibitions, "Erguvan" (Redbud), is now open to visitors at the Tophane-i Amire until July 14.
HEALTH & SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT
Calcium supplements may raise risk of heart attack
Calcium supplements, which many people consume hoping to ward off osteoporosis, may increase the risk of heart attack by as much as 30 percent, researchers reported Friday.
CARICATURE
Quds and Israel
FROM EDITOR
International news source
Human conscience was tested by the attack on the Mavi Marmara ship made in international waters. One of the first news sources to inform the world of this development was the World Bulletin.