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Mysterious incident on July 16
One of the events that still maintains its "mystery" about the coup attempt perpetrated by the Fethullahist gang is what Mehmet Dişli, with his major general rank, experienced on the day of July 16, 2016, when he was on duty at the Chief of Staff headquarters. He is also the brother of ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) deputy chair Şaban Dişli.
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Russia says Turkey's action over Russian products crimping ties
Ankara's action against Russian wheat, maize and sunflower oil suppliers is hindering restoration of ties between the two countries, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich told Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Şimşek by phone on March 22.
Bulgaria Summons Turkish Ambassador over Minister's Campaigning
The Bulgarian Foreign Ministry has summoned Turkey's Ambassador Suleyman Gokce over reported campaigning of a Turkish official in favour of a certain party running in Bulgaria's early elections.
Suspect of arson attack on Müjdat Gezen Arts Center in Istanbul detained
The suspect of the arson attack on the Müjdat Gezen Arts and Culture Center in Istanbul's Kadıköy district was detained by police at his home on Feb. 22.
Police identified a 39-year-old shuttle bus driver, Mehmet Ali, from video footage of the attack and raided his address in the Sancaktepe district of Istanbul.
Turkey, UAE officials vow to boost economic, trade ties
Senior Turkish and U.A.E. officials pledged to increase economic and trade relations at a high-level meeting in Ankara on Feb. 7.
The ninth Turkey-U.A.E. Joint Economic Committee brought Sultan bin Saeed al-Mansouri, U.A.E.'s economy minister, to the Turkish capital to meet Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Şimşek.
Frozen cat rescued in Turkey's Isparta
A stray cat, which was found with its chin and tail frozen to the ground in the southern province of Isparta, has been rescued by a local and taken under treatment at the Mehmet Akif Ersoy University Veterinary Faculty.
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World Economic Forum to start in Davos under 'Responsive and Responsible Leadership' theme
The 47th Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) will take on Jan. 17-20 in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, under the theme of "Responsive and Responsible Leadership."
More than 2,500 participants from nearly 100 countries are slated to meet and participate in over 300 sessions at the elite gathering.
Remembering the 'treason' of Mehmet Akif
Yesterday, Dec. 27, was the anniversary of the loss of a prominent figure in Turkish history: Mehmet Akif Ersoy, the poet who wrote the national anthem. Naturally, many remembered him, especially Islamists and religious conservatives who sympathize with Ersoy for his Islamic credentials. Little did they know, however, the historical irony this put them in.
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Canadian PM welcomes Turkish film festival in Vancouver
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has hailed the upcoming Vancouver Turkish Film Festival, which will take place between Nov. 25 and 27.
"I am pleased to extend my warmest greetings to everyone attending the third annual Vancouver Turkish Film Festival (VTTF)," Trudeau wrote in his letter sent to Hakan Burcuoğlu, the founder and the director of the festival.
Foreign intel agencies behind Gülenists: former minister
A former police chief and interior minister, Mehmet Ağar, has told a parliamentary commission investigating the July 15 coup attempt that all illegal organizations, like the Gülenist network, have had links with foreign intelligence services.