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Turkey advances to semi-finals for first time, beating Slovenia
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Turkey's Istanbul to host international congress on physics
Deaths in bomb attack, US drone strikes into Pakistan
Unexploded bombs found in Thailan's Bangkok
Turkey's Cebi wins gold medal in Moscow wrestling championships
Serbia becomes 1st team qualifying for semi-finals, defeating Spain
Kazakh forest fires kill five, Russia sends aircraft
Turkish, Slovenian presidents meet in Istanbul
ARTICLE & COMMENT
Last sultan gets a modern makeover
Over the past eight years, Erdogan has reminded Arabs that despite a very rough history, Turkish influence, and the Ottoman legacy as a whole, is not as bad as Arab history has labeled it.
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On the Islamic movement-I
We talked about the language of the Islamic movements with two intellectuals from N. America
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13:53 - Japan, India agree to trade deal to expand ties
13:41 - Fidel Castro says Cuba's economic model "no longer works"
13:28 - Challenge against CIA rendition dismissed
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11:51 - New Alzheimer's approach may sidestep early snags
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11:28 - B vitamins found to halve brain shrinkage in old
11:24 - Two gene mutations mark deadly ovarian cancer
11:20 - Testosterone may drive aggressive takeovers -study
11:16 - 15 millions visit Turkey's museums, historical sites
11:08 - Ban asks Rwanda to keep sudan peacekeepers after UN report leak
10:56 - Mexico arrests 7 drug cartel members in migrant massacre
10:52 - Too little sleep raises obesity risk in children: Study
10:41 - Karzai ams to limit foreign role in Afghan corruption probes: Report
10:36 - Unexploded bombs found in Thailan's Bangkok
10:36 - Kazakh forest fires kill five, Russia sends aircraft
10:19 - Turkey's Cebi wins gold medal in Moscow wrestling championships
10:11 - Turkish, Slovenian presidents meet in Istanbul
10:00 - Serbia becomes 1st team qualifying for semi-finals, defeating Spain
Azerbaijan opposition form joint bloc to challenge Aliyev in Nov polls
Azerbaijan opposition form joint bloc to challenge Aliyev in Nov polls
Azerbaijan's main opposition parties joined forces to take on the ex-Soviet republic's dominant ruling bloc in a November parliamentary election.
 
BP, constractors trade blame over Gulf of Mexico oil spill
BP, constractors trade blame over Gulf of Mexico oil spill
BP attempted to place much of the blame for the rig blast that led to the United States' worst-ever oil spill on its contractors, Transocean and Halliburton.
 
UK's Cameron thanks Sarkozy on helping for reaching dying father
UK's Cameron thanks Sarkozy on helping for reaching dying father
British PM Cameron thanked French President Sarkozy for helping him reach his father's hospital bedside before he died.
 
Philippine police says may have shot some bus hostages
Philippine police says may have shot some bus hostages
The Philippines acknowledged for the first time that some of the hostages killed during a botched bus hijack rescue operation may have been shot by police.
Fidel Castro says Cuba's economic model "no longer works"
Fidel Castro says Cuba's economic model "no longer works"
Fidel Castro said Cuba's economic model no longer works, a U.S.-based journalist reported following interviews with the former president last week.
 
New Alzheimer's approach may sidestep early snags
New Alzheimer's approach may sidestep early snags
A new Alzheimer's compound kept toxic clumps from forming in the brains of mice, without causing side effects seen in similar drugs, U.S. researchers said.
 
B vitamins found to halve brain shrinkage in old
B vitamins found to halve brain shrinkage in old
Daily tablets of large doses of B vitamins can halve the rate of brain shrinkage in elderly people with memory problems, data from a British trial showed.
 
Ban asks Rwanda to keep sudan peacekeepers after UN report leak
Ban asks Rwanda to keep sudan peacekeepers after UN report leak
U.N. Secretary General Ban urged Rwanda not to end its peacekeeping operations in Sudan as he sought to defuse rising tensions over a leaked U.N report.
Mexico arrests 7 drug cartel members in migrant massacre
Mexico arrests 7 drug cartel members in migrant massacre
Mexican authorities arrested seven suspected drug cartel members believed to have killed 72 migrants heading to the U.S.
 
Too little sleep raises obesity risk in children: Study
Too little sleep raises obesity risk in children: Study
Children aged four and under who get less than 10 hours of sleep a night are nearly twice as likely to be overweight or obese five years later, according to a U.S. study.
 
Unexploded bombs found in Thailan's Bangkok
Unexploded bombs found in Thailan's Bangkok
Police discovered three unexploded bombs in Bangkok and a neighbouring province, authorities said.
 
Kazakh forest fires kill five, Russia sends aircraft
Kazakh forest fires kill five, Russia sends aircraft
Forest fires have killed five people in northern Kazakhstan, the country's Emergencies Ministry said.
     
CULTURE & ART & OPINION
Turkish artists display secret language of Istanbul in first triennial
Istanbul, the main cultural hub of Turkey, is hosting the first independent tiennial in the title of "The Secret Language of the City".
Sami Yusuf to perform at conference on Islam-Muslims in America
Sami Yusuf, well-known British singer, will perform in Chicago, US, alongside the conference on "Islam and Muslims in America."
Missing works of Turkish sufi Haci Bektas Veli found in British museum
Haci Bektasi Veli's Fatiha Commentary, which was one of his missing works, was found in the British Museum Library.
Poems from Western Thrace Turks in English
The voices and feelings of Turkish minority living in Western Thrace may reach more people ever after a translation of poems to English from their favourite poets.
Turkey to complete restoration of Ottoman-era Suleymaniye Mosque
Historical Suleymaniye Mosque, costructed by legendary architect The Great Sinan, is also known as one of the unique pieces of the world architecture.
Directors from world to shoot short films on Istanbul
Bosnian, Greek, Palestinians directors and more will shoot short films about Istanbul as part of a project under "European Capital of Culture 2010".
Scientific heritage of Muslim world to go on display in Turkey
An exhibition showcasing on the many scientific achievements made throughout history in the Muslim world that have left their mark on contemporary civilization will go on display in Turkey on Aug. 17.
HEALTH & SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT
Elderly men more forgetful than women
Many elderly people suffer slight cognitive problems but men are more likely than women to suffer momentary memory lapse or senior moments, according to a U.S. study.
CARICATURE
Palestine-Israel direct talks: The parameters of peace
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.