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April 25, 2025

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Turkish influencer blames Maria B of avoiding payment

In the positions shared on Instagram on Sunday, Turkish content creator Türkan Atay accused the Maria B Pakistani Brand of avoiding payment that the influence claims that the two parties agreed. Türkan began, stating that she had shot a cylinder for the trademark in Istanbul earlier this year and negotiated her terms. “Basically, for the reception of Istanbul, the cost is divided by location, video, video editing and so on. Once the video was made, however, Türkan claimed that the brand did not give it a return, without giving it the discussion, urging her to arrive. “So I said,” Look,

Mayor of the Turkish Court of Appeals Imamoglu

Constantinople Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, from the main opposition, the Republican People’s Party (CHP), is addressing its supporters more than a bus after a testimony to Justice Palace, known as Caglayan Courthouse, January 31, January 31, 20. The decision may cause tension after four days of protest. Ankara says the courts independently warn the opposition party. Hundreds are held after the latest protests at national level. A Turkish court was imprisoned by Constantinople Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu on Sunday pending the graft, state -owned media and other broadcasting stakeholders in a move that may promote the country’s biggest protests against the country

January 22, 2025

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Far-right Turkish politician Ümit Özdağ was arrested

Listen to the article Turkish authorities arrested far-right Victory Party (Zafer Party) leader Umit Ozdag on charges of inciting violence and hatred through a series of anti-refugee social media posts, the party confirmed on Tuesday. Özdağ, 63, who has been an outspoken critic of Turkey’s refugee policies and is known for his calls to repatriate millions of Syrian refugees, was arrested by police. His arrest was part of an investigation into allegations he insulted President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in a speech a day earlier. However, the Istanbul General Prosecutor’s Office released Özdağ from detention on charges of insulting the president,

January 2, 2025

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Turkish group bids below minimum charge for Islamabad airport operations

In this photo taken on April 26, 2018, Pakistan airport staff walk through Islamabad International Airport on the outskirts of Islamabad. — AFP Pakistan wants to generate revenue by accelerating privatization. The matter will now be referred to the International Finance Corporation. The government also wants to offload its 60% stake in debt-ridden airline PIA. KARACHI: A Turkish consortium, the sole bidder to take over the operations of Pakistan’s Islamabad airport, has offered a concession fee below the minimum threshold, the chairman of the bid evaluation committee said on Thursday. The cash-strapped South Asian country is seeking to generate revenue

October 22, 2024

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Turkish prosecutor indicts 47 people for newborn deaths

A representational image of a newborn baby in a hospital. — AFP/File ANKARA: An Istanbul prosecutor has charged 47 people, including doctors and nurses, with mishandling babies for profit, causing the deaths of at least 10 newborns in one of Turkey’s biggest health scandals in recent years. The health ministry has closed nine private hospitals as a result of the investigation, while a total of 19 health institutions are believed to be responsible, the indictment said. The suspects are accused of forming a criminal group to place newborns in certain private hospitals and receive payments from Turkey’s social security agency

Turkish doctors separate conjoined Pakistani twins after 14-hour surgery

Conjoined twins from Pakistan, Mirha and Minal, were separated after successful surgery by Turkish doctors at Ankara’s Bilkent City Hospital. — Anadolu Agency Pakistani twins Mirha and Minal, born with fused heads, were successfully separated by a team of 60 medical professionals in Turkey after a marathon 14-hour surgery carried out in two phases, according to the state Anatolia news agency. The surgery took place at Ankara’s Bilkent City Hospital after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan responded to the family’s plea for help as they could not find proper treatment in Pakistan. After contacting renowned London-based pediatric neurosurgeon Owase Jeelani,

August 24, 2024

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Pakistan seeks Turkish expertise to boost aviation industry

Listen to the article Finance Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb stressed the importance of cooperation with Turkey in the aviation sector, describing it as a “vital component” of the two nations’ bilateral relations. His comments were made during a meeting on Friday with Pegasus Airlines Chairman Mehmat T. Nane and Lucky Cement Limited Managing Director Muhammad Ali Tabba. Aurangzeb said the partnership aligned with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s vision to upgrade Pakistan’s aviation industry. He also referred to a recent meeting with the Turkish trade minister, where discussions covered various avenues to strengthen trade and business cooperation between the two countries.

August 17, 2024

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Fight in the Turkish parliament over the ousted member of parliament

Former Turkish soccer player and ruling AKP (Justice and Development Party) MP Alpai Ozalan (R) argues with Turksih Workers’ Party (TIP) MP Ahmet Sik (L) at Turkey’s Grand National Assembly in Ankara on August 16, 2024. — AFP ANKARA: Dozens of lawmakers were embroiled in a brawl in Turkey’s parliament on Friday as they argued over a jailed opposition lawmaker who was stripped of his parliamentary immunity this year. The 30-minute brawl, which left at least two MPs injured, forced the suspension of the hearing. MPs finally returned for a vote that rejected an opposition motion to restore the parliamentary

August 16, 2024

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Chaos in Turkish parliament as MPs fight over jailed colleague

ANCHOR: A brawl broke out in Turkey’s parliament on Friday during a heated debate over an opposition spokesman who is currently jailed on charges widely seen as politically motivated. The clash began when opposition MP Ahmet Sik was attacked after calling for the admission of his colleague, Can Atalay, who had been jailed for allegedly organizing anti-government protests in 2013. Despite his imprisonment, Atalay was elected to parliament last year as a member of Labor Party of Turkey (TIP). Parliament had stripped him of his seat, but the Constitutional Court overruled that decision on 1 August. Sık, who represents the

August 7, 2024

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Turkish novel written from behind prison bars becomes a bestseller

CONSTANTINOPLE: A jailed Kurdish leader and a Turkish writer on the other side of bars used their exchange of friends to write one of Turkey’s best-selling books. The detective novel Duet in Purgatorywhich features a retired left-wing lawyer and a bitter old general with a troubled past, was a big hit. The two writers developed the story, which spans the last 40 years of Turkey’s tumultuous history and the long-running Kurdish conflict, without ever discussing the plot. “It was a risky gamble to try to write a novel like playing chess, moving with the movement, without agreeing on plot, characters

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