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Belgian artist Hans Op De Beeck’s movie titled ‘Sea of Tranquility,’ currently on display at Dirimart’s Garibaldi building, discovers the clichés of society

Holder Fenerbahçe Universal will not be defending its continental title at the Champions League after the European volleyball’s governing body, CEV, surprisingly gave the wild card to Galatasaray yesterday.

The Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development (OECD) sees the ongoing euro area as the largest risk to the global economy.

Major championships provide a stage where promising players turn into superstars and Euro 2012 will not be an exception.

The owner of the Istanbul Jazz Center, Aytek Şermet, was recently accused of behaving violently toward jazz musician Uraz Kıvaner, which has negatively impacted Şermet’s standing among the jazz community.

Fitch cut Japan’s credit rating by two notches yesterday, citing the country’s massive public debt, as Tokyo struggles to set the world’s third-largest economy back on a growth track.

Robot “fish” developed by European scientists to improve pollution monitoring moved from the lab to the sea in a test at the northern Spanish port of Gijon yesterday.

Vodafone cut its medium-term sales target and took a write down of 4 billion pounds ($6.3 billion) yesterday.

half of Hollywood’s hottest couple, Angelina Jolie, would take place in August. ‘She’s prepping for a movie that starts pretty soon,’ he said.

It’s Mossad! In 2008, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas’s official news agency, Wafa, reported that Israel (read: Mossad) had released ...

FIFA co-opted a woman to its executive committee for the first time yesterday and continued its reform process by pressing ahead with changes to its ethics committee.

Pakistan is as peculiar a country as Turkey is. It is in the league of countries that have hanged their prime minister in recent history.

“Being a conductor in Turkey” was the title of a talk given by orchestra conductor Gürer Aykalat the headquarters of the Republican People’s Party (CHP) in Ankara May 21.

A new draft bill by the government which redraws the boundaries of local administrations raises concern from the opposition who says that the changes will gain more voters to the AKP in the next elections

Argentina’s nine-year economic expansion appears to be slowing sharply, according to analysts.

Yesterday’s New York Times had two separate but equally worrying opinion pieces on the religious bigotry in Indonesia ...

Some 21.36 million people in Turkey have gone to a movie in the country so far this year, representing a slight increase over box office numbers over the first 20 weeks of 2011, according to new data.

The Turkish Energy Ministry and the state-run Abu Dhabi National Energy (TAQA) have agreed to form a joint committee to explore future energy investment opportunities in Turkey.

Brazil has admitted it is unlikely to meet an economic growth forecast of 4.5 percent over concerns about the eurozone and announced a new stimulus package in a bid to reverse a recent slowdown.

Seven suspects arrested on terrorism-related charges for involvement in demonstrations against Turkey’s 1980 coup, other acts of protest and possession of certain books are set to appear before an Ankara court on May 29.