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The husband of a Selçuk University professor who killed a colleague over his “obsession” with a faculty secretary has been arrested, while his wife who works at the same university was controversially forced to resign.

The husband of a Selçuk University professor who killed a colleague over his “obsession” with a faculty secretary has been arrested, while his wife who works at the same university was controversially forced to resign.

BELGRADE - The Serbian police are still intensively working on the case of Pescanik website takedown, Police Director Milorad Veljovic told Tanjug on Tuesday.

Veljovic explained that the investigation is being conducted in close cooperation with the Prosecutor's Office for Hi-Tech Crime.

An imam who sings in a rock band and became the center of media attention after releasing an album will only receive a “warning” from Turkey’s Religious Affairs Directorate (Diyanet), after the end of a nine-month internal investigation.

With the full cost of dealing with the recent deadly floods still uncounted, the Serbian government said that it does not yet know when it will publish full details about the aid donations received.

Serbian government spokesperson Milivoje Mihajlovic told Balkan Insight on Monday that he does not know when this information will be made public.

The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TÜBİTAK) prepared a report for the “spying” investigation conducted by the prosecutor of the Constitutional Crimes Bureau.

Two “citizens” who did not believe they were citizens of this country lost their lives when security forces finally decided the show was over, roads cannot be left to the control of the “citizen” groups unhappy with the construction of enforced military outposts.

It seems “the pragmatism of Islamists” has defeated “the Western pragmatism,” at the end of the day.

Director Ömer Can’s debut ‘Toprağa uzanan eller’ (King of the cotton) tells the harrowing issue of child labor with an elegant story told through the eyes of children, giving a breath of fresh air to a category of films long-cherished in Turkish cinema It’s hard not to feel a sense of déjà vu that you are being taken to the Turkish cinema of the 1950s upon reading the press r

Murat Yetkin murat.yetkin@hdn.com.tr “How could we understand that some tourists from Europe are jihadists,” a Turkish security official complained to the Hürriyet Daily News on June 6. “It is not written on their foreheads.