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Sunday, October 2, 2016
New photo from Facebook October 02, 2016 at 03:26PM
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Wednesday, May 18, 2016
Claimed: “ANONYMOUS leaks Turkish Medical Healthcare Records
WOW!
ANONYMOUS leaks Turkish Medical Healthcare Records#Anonymous #OpTurkey https://t.co/36a7XT6Wva@crymora @YourAnonNews
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Tuesday, March 29, 2016
“illegal birdsong cafes of Istanbul” İstanbul news roundup…
Locked out of heaven: inside the illegal birdsong cafes of Istanbul
In Istanbul, men keep birds locked away in cages to encourage ever more mournful songs – and then gather to listen to their sorrow. Two photographers teamed up to chronicle this secretive subculture
Number of Istanbul domain names rivals other world cities
Istanbul Photo Awards shines spotlight on region
German book exhibition in Istanbul
Fünf Tote bei Selbstmordanschlag in türkischer MetropoleIstanbul
Istanbul explosion: ‘Shaken’ Skunk Anansie singer Skin says blast was outside her hotel
stanbul reels after suicide bombing – video
Five of the best: places to eat in Istanbul
Germany shuts consulate in Istanbul on terror fear
Terror threat leaves ‘everyone scared’ in Istanbul
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Tuesday, February 2, 2016
In Davutoğlu’s dreamworld Sur will be rebuilt as Spain’s Toledo, while 132 Intellectuals: ‘We are Ready to Save Those in Cizre if You won’t’
Turkey: Zeid concerned by actions of security forces and clampdown on media GENEVA (1 February 2016) – UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein on Monday urged the Turkish authorities to respect the fundamental rights of…
Preview: Noam Chomsky responds to Erdogan
Erdogan vs Chomsky – who’s hardest?
Turkey’s military has been escalating vicious attacks against the Kurdish population under the pretext of fighting ISIS. Last week, a petition of condemnation was circulated by 1,200 Turkish academics calling themselves “Academicians for Peace.” President Erdoğan then issued a tirade against intellectuals, adopting what Noam Chomsky referred to in an email to the undersigned as “the George W. Bush line: you’re with me or you’re with the terrorists.”
‘Kobani’ Attack on Ferhat Tunç’s Facebook Page
Jülide Yazıcı, a student in the Philosophy Department in Boğaziçi University who was active on social media supporting academics threatened by the Turkish government, was arrested two days ago. According to one source
| Buildings destroyed in Diyarbakir. |
For many years Turkey’s recipe for combating Kurdish nationalism was to pretend that Kurds did not exist. Even as Turkish troops battled the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), government propaganda maintained that Kurds were a subgroup of Turks and that their language, banned from official use, was a dialect of Turkish. To his credit, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey’s president, has never indulged in such fantasies. His Justice and Development (AK) party pursued peace negotiations with Abdullah Ocalan, the founder of the PKK, and moderate Kurds.
The Rise of ISIS and Other Extremist Groups: the role of the West and Regional Powers
Intifada Palestine
This essay examines the role of Western and regional players (i.e.Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar) in inflaming the conflict and the growth of terrorism in Syria. It examines the attempts to break up Syria’s civilian and military institutions .
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Monday, January 25, 2016
Erkan in Bergen and Oslo, Norway for a few days…
This is a pure vacation. I have no presentation, or projects to attend etc.
I came here with a dear librarian friend, and met with a former student of mine, Doğan Çelik who studies MA degree in Bergen University.
Quite relaxing after the hectic agenda in Turkey.
I will fly back to İstanbul from Oslo on 29 January.
As can be expected from my background, I have to visit black metal scenes. In fact, I feel like it is all past now after the notorious early years. Still I have visited
Fantoft stavkirke
The first church burned down by extremist Black Metal fans. Fantastic Church, it is a pity they did that. It is now reconstructed.
I have passed through
Grieghallen
A nice concert hall where the early black metal albums were recorded.
Well Bergen was the capital of black metal at one point. Honestly, I prefer thrash or viking metal but still black metal has the aura:) I will also stop by Helvete album shop (now a museum), Neseblod record shop in Oslo. Tonight I plan to stop by Garage, one of Bergen’s well known metal bars.
You can follow my route in this trip through my Foursquare history.
And of course there is more fancy stuff:
You might have a look at my Instagram account for more fancy photos (!)
I will also meet with a Norwegian friend in Oslo, who used to be in İstanbul and who follows this blog for ages…
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