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‘Arrogant members of status quo failing to convince public’
Arrogant members of the status quo, who oppose change and fail to take the pulse of the current era, are no longer able to convince the public, Constitutional Court President Haşim Kılıç has said in comments on the newly designed structure of the top court. Kılıç's remarks came yesterday at the oath taking ceremony of Hicabi Dursun and Celal Mümtaz Akıncı, who were elected as the two new members of the Constitutional Court after the approval of a set of constitutional amendments in a referendum last month, introducing changes to the structure of the top court. President Abdullah Gül and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan were also present at the ceremony.
19 Oct 2010 by Site Yönetimi

Turkey says ‘yes'; gives go-ahead to more reforms
The Turkish nation gave a strong go-ahead to the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) government with its reforms on Sunday, as a constitutional amendment package garnered 58 percent of the national vote -- a figure higher than expected in opinion polls.
The public vote on the package was seen as a test for Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his government, which has pushed for political and economic reforms since coming to power in 2002. The government believes the amendment of the military-era Constitution is a key step in Turkey's path to full democracy.
12 Sep 2010 by Site Yönetimi

Turkey holds referendum on constitutional reform
Turks vote on Sunday in a constitutional referendum seen as a test of support for a government that has pushed liberal reforms.

A late opinion poll showed a clear majority of Turks backing the package, which includes reforms to the judiciary.

Other polls have shown the result too close to call, reflecting stark divisions ahead of 2011 elections in the Muslim country that is a candidate for membership of the European Union.

Prime Minister Tayyip Erdoğan has said the changes to a charter drafted in the 1980s after a military coup are needed to strengthen democracy and bring Turkey closer to European norms.
12 Sep 2010 by Site Yönetimi

[Nation set to confront coup legacy] Turkey to decide today on trying coup generals
The referendum, being held today on the 30th anniversary of the military coup of Sept. 12, 1980, is considered a turning point in Turkish political history.
12 Sep 2010 by Site Yönetimi

[OPINION] Japan as number three
China has now officially supplanted Japan as the world’s second largest economy. The question for Japan is whether or not the country will continue to tumble down the list of the world’s great economies, or whether its politicians will return to a path of reform that can revive growth.
10 Sep 2010 by Site Yönetimi

Sarkozy faces down French unions on pension age rise
President Nicolas Sarkozy faced down French trade unions on Wednesday, refusing to back down on plans to raise the retirement age despite Tuesday’s nationwide protests against pension reform.
10 Sep 2010 by Site Yönetimi

Kimse Yok Mu’s ‘Loyalty to Pakistan’ train sent off with prayers
Aid collected by the Kimse Yok Mu (Is Anybody There) Association, a Turkey-based charitable organization, for victims of flooding in Pakistan have been loaded onto the “Loyalty to Pakistan” train and sent off from İstanbul’s Haydarpaşa train station.
10 Sep 2010 by Site Yönetimi

Shame museum highlights brutality of Sept. 12 coup d’etat
“I was in Mamak Prison,” she said with a trembling voice. Her eyes were full of tears. I was just taking notes about the “Sept. 12 Museum of Shame” exhibition in Ankara. I did not even notice as she approached me. She just wanted to talk.
10 Sep 2010 by Site Yönetimi

Due to threats Osman Can cancelled panels on referendum
The co-chairman of the Democratic Judiciary Association, Osman Can, has cancelled two of his discussion panel engagements regarding the constitutional referendum, due to death threats made against him and his family.
10 Sep 2010 by Site Yönetimi

Three killed by West Nile virus, Health Ministry announces
he Health Ministry’s Fundamental Health Services General Directorate announced on Wednesday that three people have been killed by the West Nile virus. According to Mustafa Ertek, president of the directorate, seven people had been diagnosed with the virus in five cities, resulting in three deaths. Two of the fatalities were senior citizens. Two other patients are still receiving medical care, Ertek noted.
10 Sep 2010 by Site Yönetimi

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