Tag: Turkey News

With crowdsourcing becoming evermore popular, it may not comes as a surprise that Turkish protesters have been using Google Maps to track police movements during the recent protests. They create ...

Turkish PM Erdogan after arrival from his North Africa tour addressed to thousands of supporters at the airport. Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan was welcomed at Istanbul's Ataturk Airport ...

PM Erdogan said that Turkey and Tunisia established a bilateral economic relationship based on strong foundation. Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said at the Turkish-Tunisian Business Forum that Turkey ...

In May 2013, authorities in Myanmar's Rakhine state issued a directive placing a two-child limit on Rohingya couples in two predominately Muslim townships in the region -- in blatant disregard ...

Excessive anger or harshness which reaches dangerous levels is called tahawwur (boldness, foolhardiness). A person with tahawwur demonstrates attributes of harshness, wrath and roughness. Opposite of tahawwur is softness (hilm). ...

The head of the EU delegation to Bosnia, Peter Sorensen, said he felt optimistic that Bosnians living near Croatia will get special crossing cards, instead of having to use passports, ...

Football’s spiritual guardian Brazil is in need of convincing sceptics that it is able to host soccer’s most prestigous event, World Cup next year only two weeks remaining. Brazillian officials ...

The Iranian people will choose the man to replace Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on 14 June 2013. The country’s complex and unique political system has always raised questions about the extent of ...

In March, a young Tibetan woman named Kalkyi began making frequent visits to a monastery in Barma, a township in China's Sichuan Province. The slim, rosy-cheeked mother of four was ...

It may be tempting to conclude from the demonstrations in Taksim Square and Gezi Park that the entire country is against Turkey's Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan. That impression is ...