Religion
Croatia Exempts Church From Financial Checks
Croatia’s government has given a green light to a new law on the financial reporting of non-profit organizations, which omits the country’s powerful Catholic Church from checks.
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PM Erdoğan to announce ‘vision statement’ for presidency
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip ErdoÄan will announce his âvision statementâ for the upcoming presidential elections with a ceremony in Istanbul today, with the participation of some nongovernmental organizations, academics, minority representatives and artists.
Deputy PM slams attack on Shiite Mosque in Istanbul
A senior member of the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) has slammed the recent attacks on a Shiite Mosque in Istanbul.
Deputy Prime Minister Emrullah Ä°Åler has criticized the fire on a mosque, which is mostly attended by Shiite Caferis in Istanbulâs Esenyurt district, earlier this week.
Bosnian Serbs Published Document Claiming Racial Superiority
Former Bosnian Serb Army officer Luka Dragicevic said he circulated the document, which said that Muslims were “genetically inferior” to Serbs, to his troops during the 1992-95 war.
The Greek island that hid its Jews from the Nazis
Chaim Constantinidis tells the extraordinary story of Zakynthoss Jewish community, the subject of two upcoming productions
By Tassoula Eptakili *
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President RT Erdoğan: A portrait (II)
ErdoÄan proudly carries the title of being the first ever prime minister across the world that slapped a citizen and won an apology from the man who, later, publicly said: âBut of course we deserve to be slapped, Honorable Prime Minister!â
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New programmes help Balkans work through corruption
Experts believe that gaining citizens' participation is an effective strategy in identifying areas vulnerable to corruption.
Baptist church leaders from 120 countries gather in İzmir for congress
The heads of Baptist churches from 120 countries gathered in the Aegean province of Ä°zmir for a congress on âreligious tourismâ July 8.
Around 600 national and international guests attended the first session of âReligious Tourism Meeting of Civilizationsâ in Turkey, where the main topic of discussion centered on the importance of religious tourism.
Istanbul Governor’s Office allows prosecution of police officer who shot Uğur Kurt
The Istanbul Governorâs Office has allowed the prosecution of the police officer who shot and killed UÄur Kurt at the courtyard of a cemevi, an Alevi place of worship, during a crackdown on demonstrators in Istanbulâs Okmeydanı neighborhood.
Kurt was killed on May 23 after being hit by a stray bullet while attending a funeral.
Shocking, shocking Ramadan
I guess I am not the only one thinking the month of Ramadan is being observed in a rather âweirdâ way in the media.
I am not a scholar on religion. I donât have the necessary experience, nor am I well equipped to lecture on that subject.
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