Showing posts with label November 18. Show all posts
Showing posts with label November 18. Show all posts

Friday, November 18, 2016

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Eurosphere agenda: “European Brides in the Islamic State…

“Dolar 3.40” Turkish Lira falls to historic low against US dollar as Turkey runs $3.7 billion budget deficit in first 10 months of year…

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The Turkish Lira hit another record low against the U.S. dollar, having fallen more than 8 percent so far this week, hit by a statement by the head of U.S. Federal Reserve chairwoman and signs of more discord between Turkey and Europe
The Turkish government ran a budget deficit of 104 million Turkish Liras ($32 million) in October and 12.1 billion liras ($3.7 billion) in January-October, the Finance Ministry announced on Nov. 15.
Air defense systems with anti-aircraft weapons have been set up in three prisons in Turkey as a part of the precautions in jails after the failed July 15 coup attempt
The PEN International Office in Germany has given its Herman Kesten Award to the former editor-in-chief of daily Cumhuriyet, Can Dündar, and Cumhuriyet’s Ankara bureau chief Erdem Gül
Journalists, writers and cartoonists should not be tried under arrest, Culture and Tourism Minister Nabi Avcı has said, adding that his ministry has shared this view with the Justice Ministry

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EDRI Statement: “State of emergency worsens digital crackdown in Turkey”

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New York Times – Rod Nordland – Nov 17, 2:40 AM

The jailings are the most obvious example of an effort to muzzle not just the free press, but free speech generally. More than 3,000 Turks have faced charges for insulting the president, including a former Miss Turkey, Merve Buyuksarac, who posted

EDRi – Nov 16, 7:38 AM

According to a new report by Freedom House, web freedom across the globe declined for the sixth consecutive year. Turkey placed among the red-flag states in terms of web freedom in 2015-2016 and is now rated “not free” in

Reuters – Ercan Gurses – Nov 16, 6:43 AM

ANKARA President Tayyip Erdogan could govern Turkey until 2029 with expanded executive powers under proposals the ruling AK Party hopes will go to a referendum next spring, officials who have seen the latest draft told Reuters on Wednesday. Erdogan

Turkish journalist Can Dündar has criticised Europe for prolonging its dependence on his homeland when it comes to managing the refugee crisis. He also lamented the continent’s relegation of human rights on its list of priorities.

In his petition he submitted to court, Hrant Dink’s murderer Ogün Samast has written that he doesn’t have life safety and won’t testify unless he is sent to an open prison.

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Wednesday, November 18, 2015

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Journalism agenda: “Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2015

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David Levy, director of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism­, recently presented the latest edition of the Digital News Report at the Lisbon Council.

Here is the link to the document

CNN Int’l and CNN Türk: How they differ

Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu was on CNN International

Paris and Beirut: journalism’s selective compassion

Is it editors, journalists or audiences to blame?

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Robot journalism: The end of human reporters?

We explore the rise of automated journalism and its implications for news reporting.

Editor’s note: There are lots of new stories to read from our sister publicationNieman Reports as it rolls out its new issue. But Nieman Lab readers might be particularly interested in this story, by longform narrative writer Neil Shea, about discovering new storytelling possibilities in short posts on Instagram.

How Storyful is turning Slack into an extension of its newswire

Usage of the messaging app Slack has exploded. The company says it has 1.25 million daily users, tenfold growth in just a year, and all kinds of news organization — from The New York Times to us here at Nieman Lab — use Slack.

From Nieman Reports: To fight ad blocking, build better ads

In June 2015, an estimated 198 million Internet users around the world were blocking ads, up from 39 million in January 2012. Those data points come fromthe most recent annual trend report produced by anti-ad blocking software maker PageFair. The report estimates that 6 percent of global Internet users, and 16 percent of those in the U.S., were actively using ad blocking by June 2015.

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State led seizures continues: “Caretakers take over Gülen-linked Kaynak Holding…

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Caretakers have forcibly taken over companies belonging to Kaynak Holding due to alleged ties with the U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gülen, a former government ally now considered the head of the “Fethullahist Terror Organization (FETÖ).”
Trustee has been appointed to 19 companies, one foundation and one association incorporated in Kaynak Holding within the scope of investigation launched over “parallel state organization”.
In friendly game between Turkey and Greece, a moment of silence for Paris massacre has been catcalled, and that slogans and allahuakbar shouts followed.
Thirteen radio stations and television channels owned by the Samanyolu Media Group have been removed from Türksat, Turkey’s top satellite network, daily Hürriyet has reported
Turkey has entirely dropped a tentative agreement to purchase a $3.4 billion long-range missile defense system from a Chinese company, ending a two-year saga over the deal, which had worried NATO allies

EU leaders to roll out red carpet for Turkey at summit

European Union leaders will roll out the red carpet for Turkey’s newly re-elected President Recep Tayip Erdoğan at a summit about how to help the country stop the flow of Syrian refugees from its borders into the EU.

The terrorist attack in France that killed at least 128 has also shaken the G-20 Summit to be held in Turkey with expectations that the agenda of the richest nations will turn into the fight against ISIL. By Serkan Demirtaş
A suspected associate of British ISIL leader ‘Jihadi John’ is being held by authorities in Turkey, Reuters quotes senior Turkish officials as saying

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A civilizational difference: Turkey fans vs. British fans… #ParisAttacks

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Reuters.com – Nov 17, 4:08 PM

ISTANBUL Turkish fans booed during the minute’s silence for the victims of the Paris attacks before their national team drew 0-0 with Greece in a friendly international soccer game on Tuesday. The mark of respect was observed at matches across

TIME – Rishi Iyengar – Nov 17, 10:50 PM

As the world mourns victims of last Friday’s terror attacks in Paris, soccer fans in Turkey appeared to express their dissent for the observances taking place at several public gatherings in Istanbul on Tuesday. The Turkish supporters booed the

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Tens of thousands of fans converged on London’s Wembley Stadium on Tuesday night for an emotional international friendly match between old rivals, the English and French national teams

 

As armed police looked on, David Cameron, Prince William and London Mayor Boris Johnson joined England fans in an emotional rendition of the French anthem at Wembley Stadium which was lit up in the blue, white and red of the French flag.

Special units have arrested several suspects in the course of large-scale raids in the Brussels district of Molenbeek. A trail left by the Paris attackers leads to this neighbourhood which is considered a hub for Islamists. Some commentators call for a clampdown on milieus that turn young people into killing machines. Others call on Muslims to do more to distance themselves from radical ideologies.

IN A STATEMENT PUBLISHED in its online magazine, Dabiq, this February, the militant group the Islamic State warned that “Muslims in the West will soon find themselves between one of two choices.” Weeks earlier, a massacre had occurred at the Paris offices of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. The attack stunned French society, while bringing to the surface already latent tensions between French Muslims and their fellow citizens.

While ISIS initially endorsed the killings on purely religious grounds, calling the murdered cartoonists blasphemers, in Dabiq the group offered another, more chilling rationale for its support.

Could refugee crisis trigger rapid deterioration in Polish-German relations?

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Media freedom and plurality is struggling in Eastern Europe

Juan Garcia writes for the Centre for Media Transparency.

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Notre-dame-sundayPARIS — Evening Mass at Notre Dame Cathedral was filled to the brim with churchgoers Sunday, many of whom had travelled for the occasion. They were there to remember some of the 129 people killed in a wave of terror attacks Friday night, and security was high.
Ap_343611979322Friday night’s attack in Paris was shocking in that it marked the worst violence on French soil since World War II. After the bloody attack was over, 129 people had been killed and hundreds more wounded, dozens critically
Notredame2A special church service is taking place in the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris on Sunday evening to mourn the 129 people killed in Friday’s attacks.
EodmNew videos captured by eyewitnesses both inside and outside the Bataclan concert hall in Paris on Friday night shed new light on the horrific attack that left dozens of audience members dead.
ChildrenparisPARIS —At the cordon near the Bataclan nightclub, where most of Friday’s terror attack victims were killed, a man lit candles on Sunday morning. Either side of him, his young children also knelt in thoughtful silence.
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On Saturday, Veerender Jubbal woke up to a social media nightmare. The Canadian Sikh discovered that a photoshopped version of his bathroom mirror selfie was circulating on social media as a photograph of one of the terrorists behind the Paris attacks.

VIDEO: ‘Free hugs’ on the streets of Paris
A spontaneous ‘free hugs’ circle broke out at the Place de la Republique this afternoon in Paris.
The Paris attacks

No European country, even Britain, can defend herself any more on her own and each one is now a potential target for ISIS.

Solidarity.

 

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PARIS — After coordinated attacks that killed 129 people and injured another 352, it would be understandable if the streets were quiet and the atmosphere in the bustling metropolis was somber.

VIDEO: Video shows possible ninth attacker

Investigators in France say they have video evidence that shows an unidentified man in a car who is linked to the Paris attacks.

The crisis of Europe’s borders

Can Europe’s open borders survive without being reinforced?

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