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Saturday, August 27, 2016
New photo from Facebook August 27, 2016 at 11:56AM
“Allahını seversen koyver beni rahat. Zira işim çok” via @halilbabilli “250 yıl önce konuşulan Türkçe Latin harfleri ile yazılmış : Bir karı koca kavgası. https://t.co/RDZBl5Kh6s via Facebook Pages http://ift.tt/1heKubC
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Thursday, August 27, 2015
Nov 1, General Election Timetable Announced; polls show AKP still short of votes to form government alone…
Timetable of general elections which will be held on November 1st has been announced.
Poll shows Turkey’s AKP short of votes needed to form government alone
Ruling AKP is seen falling short of the votes needed to form a single-party gov’t in a snap election on Nov. 1 with 41.7 percent of votes, up from 40.9 percent in the June election
The President Erdoğan has formally requested AKP Leader Davutoğlu to form an interim Council of Ministers as Prime Minister.
Daily Hürriyet cartoonist Latif Demirci imagines the meeting between President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu, as the former handed over the mandate to form an interim government
The Justice and Development Party (AKP) has ignored the results of the June 7 election and Turkey, for first time in its political history, will go to early elections because parties failed to form a government, Republican People’s Party (CHP) deputy chairman Haluk Koç said on Aug. 25
Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) leader Devlet Bahçeli has said he is confident that none of his party’s deputies will accept being a part of an interim pre-election cabinet headed by the Justice and Development Party (AKP), speaking at a press conference in Ankara on Aug. 25
The Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) will be part of the election government, HDP spokesperson Ayhan Bilgen has said, a reiteration of the party’s willingness after negotiations failed to form a coalition government during the 45-day legal period after the parliamentary election in early June
Turkey PM appointed to form interim government in run-up to election
Ahmet Davutoğlu has five days to form a temporary cabinet to oversee a new poll in November after coalition talks fail
The top election authority has finally set Nov. 1 as the exact date for Turkey’s early elections, with its head stating that it took “seasonal conditions” into consideration
The opposition’s criticism of the Justice and Development Party’s (AKP) way of handling failed coalition talks has put its leader, incumbent Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu, on the defensive, as he fiercely defended his self-made roadmap to form an interim power-sharing government
Turkey’s president appoints PM Ahmet Davutoglu to head an interim administration ahead of polls on 1 November.
PKK Executive Committee Member Duran Kalkan called on the Turkish army not to participate in Justice and Development Party’s (AKP) “war games.” Kalkan said, “Absolutely no strikes or attacks will be initiated against them by us [PKK].”
Mourners slam Erdoğan, Turkish gov’t at funeral ceremonies for slain soldiers
A lieutenant colonel’s angry rebuke during the funeral ceremony for his soldier brother has been added to the increasing number of protests by mourners accusing President Erdoğan and the government over the spike in violence ahead of early elections in Turkey.
With the Black Sea province of Artvin suffering floods after disastrous rain and landslides that killed eight people, experts believe the many hydroelectric power plants being constructed in the area and clogged culverts triggered the deadly phenomenon
Gendarmerie command is set to initiate disciplinary proceedings against the lieutenant colonel who blasted senior politicians during the funeral ceremony of his killed soldier brother
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- Elections for parliament speaker continues while Turkey’s presidential office plays logical games to justify ISIS
- Unexpected move from Constitutional Court, probably hurts Erdoğan’s ambitions: “Turkish court blocks school closures
- Coalition talks as slow as possible, while “Turkish PM orders local party HQs to be ready for possible snap election
- Turkey’s new Major General was acquitted of unidentified murders of 13 villagers…
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Kuzuya combo kapaklama. via @super_titiz via Facebook Pages http://ift.tt/1heKubC
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For those who wonder why I was not posting in EFD a few weeks ago…
I don’t believe anyone really wondered but I have paid a 5 day visit to Bayburt this month…
Here is a Google Photos collection from the trip.
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I could finally visit the Baksı museum:
Baksı Museum celebrates 10th year with new show
Curator Marcus Graf poses for a portrait next to works of art and craft on display in the exhibition “ON” at the Baksı Museum in Bayburt. The exhibition .
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Eurosphere agenda: ” a game about the human cost of Europe’s migrant crisis” “Drones as flight safety threat …
No-drone zones, software to block flights into sensitive areas and registration rules are among proposals from European regulators and aviation experts to ensure growing numbers of drones don’t case dangerous run-ins with passenger aircraft.
Serbia and its former province of Kosovo took steps toward overcoming decades of enmity on Tuesday (25 August), signing energy and telecoms agreements, bringing Belgrade closer to joining the European Union.
Hungary’s migrant fence is simply a pointless PR exercise | Patrick Kingsley
Short-term measures like walls and fences in Europe won’t solve a migration crisis of this size. People who have risked so much will just find another wayWhen there is a will to migrate, there is often a wall to stop it. After increasing numbers of migrants tried to breach Spain’s enclaves in northern Africa in the 90s, the Spanish built a fence to block their path. Last year Bulgaria built another on its border with Turkey. And this summer, Hungary has followed suit – starting work on a fence that will supposedly separate it from Serbia, its southern neighbour.
Profiles of men awarded France’s top honour over Thalys train shooting
The British government is planning to introduce tough prison sentences to combat illegal migrants seeking employment in the UK. EurActiv Germany reports.
Train attack and migrant influx challenge EU Schengen accord
Thousands of migrants resume their journey north through Macedonia and into Serbia, after Macedonia reopens its border with Greece.
The economic situation in the Western Balkans is disastrous. The Western Balkans conference at the end of August should promote investment, writesDušan Reljić.
Greek election battle revives anti-austerity campaign
Why does this matter? First because it makes no sense to sell off valuable assets in the middle of Europe’s worst depression in 70 years.
Macedonia defends its handling of security at the country’s border with Greece, where migrants were beaten back with truncheons and riot shields.
The Italian coastguard has embarked on one of its biggest ever migrant rescue missions.
Rebels from Greece’s governing Syriza party say they are forming a new party, a day after the prime minister resigned to seek re-election.
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- Eurosphere agenda: Greek debt talks fail, BUT next meeting on Monday… Tension in Minsk…
- Eurosphere agenda: “How the Pirates in Germany have lost their way… “Milk quotas come to an end…
- Eurosphere agenda: “Europe’s Jihadi Generation… “The middle-class voters who can’t resist Marx…
- Eurosphere agenda:”Europe in the global app economy….”Croatia and Serbia fail with genocide claims…
- Eurosphere agenda: “EU anti-establishment parties rise…”Eurozone officials not optimistic on Greek deal…
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