Europe
Europe
Hurriyet: ‘Hagia Sophia, a Symbol of History’
The recent prayers of Islamists in front of Hagia Sophia, as regards to turning the monument into a mosque, once again provoked anger expressed in the Turkish newspaper Hurriyet, against the Turkish Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
The journalist, Nuray Mert,...
Europe
Hurriyet: ‘Shame to Those Who Wish to Turn Hagia Sophia to a Mosque’
According to Turkish media, on May 29 the country’s Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan will attend a symbolic prayer in the orthodox temple of Hagia Sophia, in light of the anniversary of the seige of Constantinople by the Ottomans.
The...
Diaspora
Hurriyet: “Terrorist Trained in Greece Target Erdogan and Gul”
The Turkish newspaper Hurriyet, claims that there was a plan of assassinating Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Abdullah Gul, by DHKP-C. The plan was uncovered with the help of Greek secret agencies.
The Turkish authorities have invaded several homes and 7...
Education
Hurriyet: “Kali arhi” for Imvros School
Impressive is the title of the Turkish newspaper Hürriyet on the imminent reopening of the Greek primary school on the island of Imvros.
Hürriyet's headline "Kali Arhi" in Greek, is translated into the equivalent Turkish expression.
The Turkish newspaper writes that...
Europe
Turkish Newspaper Hurriyet Apologizes and Corrects the Wrong Percentage it Reported
With a delay of 24 hours, the Hurriet Daily News corrected its mistake regarding an article which reported that 30% of Greece’s land was on sale, instead of the real percentage, namely 3%, after a letter of complaint by...
Europe
Manolis Glezos Tells Hurriyet: “Europeans Are Ungrateful”
Greek left wing politician and writer Manolis Glezos, known worldwide, especially for his participation in the World War II resistance, told 'Hurriyet' Turkish Newspaper that Europeans are ungrateful and Greece should still belong to the European Union.
After a...
Europe
Preparation for the re-opening of the Church of Panagia Soumela, according to “Hurriyet”
Turkish authorities are in the process of re-opening the Church of Panagia Soumela, according to information of the Turkish newspaper “Hurryiet”.
The city of Trabzon (historically known as Trapezus) is preparing to re-open the Church of Panagia Soumela for pilgrims....
Europe
The U.S. Caves in to Erdogan’s Blackmail with F-16 Pledge
A senior Pentagon official confirmed on Wednesday that the US fully supports the modernization of Turkey's F-16 fleet, hours after Turkish President Erdogan agreed to lift the threat of a veto on Finland and Sweden joining NATO.
As US President...
Business
Turkey Plans to Lease Farmlands in Venezuela, Other Countries
In an effort to curb concerns over food security, Turkey plans to lease farmlands in various countries to boost agricultural production, it emerged this week.
For years now, Turkish authorities have been exploring such opportunities in ten nations in Africa...
Europe
Greece Asks UNESCO to Press Turkey on Hagia Sophia Vandalism
Greece's Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis expressed his “sadness and disgust” at the vandalism to a door of Hagia Sophia in a call with UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay, on Thursday.
Mitsotakis said that the damage to the Imperial Gate demonstrated disrespect...
Cyprus
Turkey Urged to Pay Compensation Over Missing Greek Cypriots
The Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers adopted an Interim Resolution this week regarding Greek Cypriots, saying that it had profound concerns over Turkey's delay in paying damages related to its 1974 invasion of Cyprus.
It urged Turkish authorities to...
Europe
Greeks Rush to Turkey for Shopping, Property as Lira Collapses
Greeks and Bulgarians are rushing to the border city of Edirne (Andrianoupolis) in Turkey to shop -- and even buy property -- as the nation's currency, the lira, is collapsing, Turkish daily Hurriyet reports.
The lira dropped as much as...
Europe
Greece/Turkey Arms Race: French Frigates vs. German Submarines?
It may sounds like a Balkan remake of "Dr. Strangelove," but there is an extreme war scenario where the arms race leads Greece's forces to use French frigates to fight Turkey, using German submarines.
The respective naval deals of Greece with France...
Europe
2,800-Year-Old Castle From Urartu Civilization Found in Turkey
A 2,800-year-old castle built by an enigmatic ancient civilization known as the Urartu, was recently unearthed by Turkish archaeologists.
Europe
Greece Alarmed at Turkish Nuclear Plans on Chernobyl Anniversary
Dendias called on Turkey to discuss its plans for constructing a nuclear power plant. The Turkish nuclear plans have come to light recently.