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101- Damascus freezes Arab states’ assets

Syria hits back at Arab League’s Nov 27 sanctions by freezing their assets, as a UN commission reports ‘crimes against humanity’ committed by Assad forces.

28/11/2011 BEIRUT/BRUSSELS

102- Assembly first step of shift at Istanbul bourse

The Istanbul Stock Exchange prepares to begin the new year with a renewed and widened board, a first step for a transition period. The government wants to reshape the bourse before putting it back into the hands of the market actors, says Hüseyin Erkan, the outgoing bourse head, who also eyes re-election

28/11/2011 ISTANBUL - Anatolia News Agency

103- Russia to send warships to Syria in 2012: report

Russia will send a flotilla of warships led by its only aircraft carrier to its naval base in Syria for a port call next year amid tensions with the West over the Syrian crisis, a report said yesterday.

28/11/2011 MOSCOW – Agence France Presse

104- Paris invites Ankara to EU meet on Syria

The EU faces a litmus test as it must decide whether to include Turkey in a critical discussion on the bloc’s attitude toward Syria, an official says.

28/11/2011 ANKARA – Turkish Daily News

105- Prime Ministry inspectors to supervise EU

A legislative decree issued recently by the government has empowered the Prime Ministry’s Inspection Board to supervise how municipalities spend European Union funds, the CNN Türk news channel reported yesterday.

28/11/2011 ANKARA- Turkish Daily News

106- Principal arrested over abuse

A deputy school principal accused of sexually abusing four primary school girls in the southeastern province of Siirt in 2010 was caught by police in the neighboring city of Batman yesterday.

28/11/2011 SİİRT - Doğan News Agency

107- Bağış offers Taiwan model for northern Cyprus

Turkey offered to bow to EU demands and open its ports, airports and airspace to Greek Cyprus under what it called a 'Taiwanese-style' diplomatic arrangement.

28/11/2011 ISTANBUL / KYRENIA

108- EU will ask Turkey to join, says ex-official

Turkey has to forget about the EU and continue doing things that are right for Turkey, said Richard Balfe, who was a member of the Turkey-EU joint parliamentary commission.

28/11/2011 ISTANBUL - Turkish Daily News

109- Housing construcion under way in Van, says minister

Tender bids for the construction of new residential buildings in Turkey’s quake-stricken province of Van are going to be launched before the end of damage assessment work, Environment and Urban Planning Minister Erdoğan Bayraktar said yesterday.

28/11/2011 VAN - Anatolia News Agency

110- Beşiktaş gets a crucial win

Beşiktaş’s Portuguese winger Ricardo Quaresma scores the game’s only goal from a penalty kick in the 78th minute to give his side a victory against Trabzonspor.

28/11/2011 TRABZON

111- Charter panels start taking input next

Parliament’s Constitution Conciliation Commission will hold its first meeting with civic society representatives next week to hear demands and proposals on what the new constitution should entail, Turkish Daily News has learned.

28/11/2011 ANKARA- Turkish Daily News

112- Beckham leads tributes to tragic Speed

David Beckham led the tributes to Gary Speed yesterday as the football world remained in mourning following the tragic death of the Wales manager.

28/11/2011 LONDON - Agence France-Presse

113- ‘Dersim no material about political gain’

There is a great danger in converting the Dersim killings of 1938 into “material for political gain,” according to two filmmakers best known for making a recent documentary about the massacre.

28/11/2011 ISTANBUL- Turkish Daily News

114- Turk elected to board of Olympians

Former Turkish decathlon athlete Ayhan Kasapoğlu has been elected as an executive committee member of the World Olympians Association (WOA).

28/11/2011 ISTANBUL - Turkish Daily News

115- Alves confident of Barca cutting deficit

Barcelona defender Dani Alves played down the significance of Real Madrid’s six-point lead at the top of La Liga, but admitted that there is pressure on the team not to drop more points.

28/11/2011 MADRID - Agence France-Presse

116- Qatar might lose World Cup

Australia’s football chief isn’t convinced the 2022 World Cup will go ahead as planned in Qatar.

28/11/2011 SYDNEY - The Associated Press

117- ‘All parties responsible for killings in Dersim’

Former leader of Turkey’s Democrat Party, lawyer Hüsamettin Cindoruk comments on the ongoing Dersim killings debate and says what happened in Dersim in 1938 was “absolute injustice” and “tyranny”

28/11/2011 ISTANBUL - Radikal

118- Ottoman kaftans on display at Topkapı

A new exhibition opened Friday in Istanbul’s Topkapı Palace titled “Venice and Istanbul: A Glorious Woven Relationship. Eight Hundred Years of Interplay in Textiles.”

28/11/2011 ISTANBUL- Turkish Daily News

119- Ottoman kaftans on display at Topkapı

A new exhibition opened Friday in Istanbul’s Topkapı Palace titled “Venice and Istanbul: A Glorious Woven Relationship. Eight Hundred Years of Interplay in Textiles.”

28/11/2011 ISTANBUL

120- Brady and Patriots deal Eagles playoff blow

Tom Brady and the New England Patriots dealt a heavy blow to Philadelphia’s NFL playoff hopes on Sunday with a 38-20 rout of the ailing Eagles.

28/11/2011 PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania - Agence France-Presse

121- Federer plans renewed challenge for titles in 2012

Roger Federer says he is ‘very excited’ about his prospects for next year after finishing 2011 riding a wave of optimism and with the mental scars of some painful defeats healed.

28/11/2011 LONDON - Agence France-Presse

122- Kutlar’s holy places in Rome exhibition

Turkish theater actress and photographer Filiz Kutlar opened an exhibition titled “Holy and Magic Places” Nov. 26 in Rome, featuring the photographs that she has taken all around the world.

28/11/2011 ROME - Doğan News Agency

123- Archive presents a half-century of Istanbul's faces

Salt Galata is currently hosting a project by artist and researcher Tayfun Serttaş. The artist is aiming to discover the cultural heritage of Istanbul via the photographic archive of Armenian photographer Maryam Şahinyan

28/11/2011 ISTANBUL- Turkish Daily News

124- Kosovan city welcomes Turkish choir at concert

The Istanbul State Music Choir performed Nov. 26 in the Kosovo city of Mitrovica. The concert was organized as part of an event celebrating the 60th anniversary of Turkish language in Kosovo.

28/11/2011 PRISTINA, Kosovo - Doğan News Agency

125- A miserable EU means a miserable Turkey

Half of the audience attending an international conference in Istanbul last week laughed when a U.S. Congressmen said, “I don’t know, of course, whether Turkey will enter the European Union in the future or if the European Union would like to enter Turkey,” as his joke aimed to show the differences between the economic situation of Turkey and the 27-nation bloc.

28/11/2011

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