2007-10-23 20:17 Nasjonalistisk stemning griper Tyrkia
Mange tyrkere er grepet av en nasjonalistisk stemning som krever utløp i krig. Folk marsjerer i gatene i en blanding av begravelse og opptog. De høyreekstreme Grå Ulver har oppslutning, og ropet "Allah vil ha krig" høres. Det skumle er at dette også går ut over individuelle kurdere i hverdagen. Skulle Tyrkia invadere og miste mange soldater kan det bli riktig stygt. Dette må feks. den britiske regjering vite, likevel går man langt i å forstå tyrkerne. Ingen tør å advare mot et høyrenasjonalt hys …
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2007-10-18 01:56 Oldest Embracing Lovers Found in Turkey
Two ancient skeletons found in each other's arms in a grave in Turkey might be the oldest known embracing couple, archaeologists say. The remains, believed to be those of a 30-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman, were found last week in the southeastern Turkish province of Diyarbakir. The team carrying out the excavations found the remains under the floor of an ancient house at the Hakemi Use excavation site in Turkey's Bismil district. The researchers dated the skeletons to 6100 B.C., said tea …
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2007-10-17 15:24 Stirring up the past, jeopardising the future
By Bronwen Maddox (THE TIMES, 17/10/07): The most extraordinary spectacle of the past week has been the apparent desire of the US Congress to pronounce as genocide the 1915 massacre of Armenians by Turks, even though there is nothing more provocative to Turkey, and no worse time at which to do it. Why take up an historic cause with such passion And why now, when the most precarious planks of US foreign policy rest on already fraying relations with Turkey It is not just the Bush Administration th …
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2007-10-11 23:51 Fortiden rører på seg
Armener-spørsmålet har potensial til å utløse en dyptgående konflikt mellom Tyrkia og Vesten, les: USA, som kan få Tyrkia til å orientere seg mot Iran og Russland. Tyrkia har lenge hatt lyst til å sette kurderne på plass, slik de har gjort ved tidligere anledninger. Men tyrkerne holdes i tømme av sin egen realitetssans: USA er stor handelspartner og hovedalliert, tross alt. Men nasjonale sentiment er på kollisjonskurs med økonomiske og strategiske interesser. Armener-spørsmålet har kraft og er i …
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2007-10-11 19:04 Who remembers the Armenians
I'd been quietly, if feebly, sympathetic towards some of the realpolitik concerns about the forthcoming Congressional vote on recognising the Armenian genocide. Then the Washington Post came out fighting. Apparently the resolution is "Worse than Irrelevant" The Post chuntered that Congressman Adam Schiff, the driving force behind the resolution thanks to the vociferous lobbying of US-Armenians in his California district (mere parochialism according to the Post because of course it's stupid to li …
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2007-08-31 21:00 Streets of Anatolia s historic Laodicea to reopen
Laodicea, an ancient Anatolian city located near Ä°zmir and second only to Ephesus in size, is to open to the public.
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2007-08-31 09:04 The Pipeline Game and Ceyhan
Can Turkey help stem Europe's dependence on Russian energy supply No link for this WSJ article from earlier this month, but worth reading: The Pipeline Game Ceyhan, Turkey-The jetty that juts into the shimmering Gulf of Iskenderun here is the end of the line for crude oil pumped 1,100 miles from the Caspian Sea. This oil is most notable for where it doesn't come from: Russia. Yet this pipeline, and the many others planned for the east-west corridor of Anatolia, can play only a small part in easi …
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2007-08-24 20:43 Muslim Families Force Women To Kill Themselves
From the UK's Guardian : The father of a 14-year-old girl who committed suicide holds photos of her at the family's near Batman in south-east Turkey. Hundreds of women are alleged to have attempted 'honour suicide' in the region. When wrong boyfriends or clothes lead daughters to kill themselves Families in Turkey accused of forcing young women to take their own lives Helena Smith in Batman Thursday August 23, 2007 Nuran Uca never made it to 61 Aydin Arslan Street. If she had gone to the colour …
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2007-08-24 15:43 Turkey Flood Claims Lives
(DHA) Heavy storms that hit Eastern Anatolia claimed a life. A person caught in floods died in the district of Ozalp in Van. Farmland was damaged and homes were flooded in the flooding that occurred in the villages of Hocaali and Delicay. A hail storm hit the district of Yuksekova in Hakkari and caused damage as well. While the heavy rain and hail caused flooding, short t...
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2007-08-20 17:30 Iran Roundup - Eye on the Terror State
The New Zealand Herald The commander of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards yesterday threatened to deal heavier blows in future against the United States after Washington said it may label the force a terrorist group, according to news reports. Local press in Tehran quoted Revolutionary Guards leader General Yahya Rahim Safavi saying he could understand Washington's ire towards the group because of their recent successes against the US. The Guardian Jabar Yawar, a deputy minister in the Kurdistan …
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2007-08-20 16:03 Thousands arrive in Ankara to live in stone age conditions in tent cities
Seasonal workers... a Turkish reality is in the limelight again, this time, with the recent increase in traffic accidents where dozens of them were killed in separate regions of Anatolia... On the
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2007-08-15 21:00 Autumn rainfall unlikely to meet need
Rainfall in autumn will not end a drought currently afflicting central and western Anatolia, according to a report from the General Directorate of Meteorology.
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2007-08-15 02:25 Matematik Köyü
Matematik Köyü - that's Turkish for Mathematics Village, which is a strange idea indeed, and has caused more furor than anything else in math in the last year or two or hundred... Math summer school shut for "teaching without permission" What It is a place in Turkey where students come to do extra math, because they want to. No grades, no credits, just math. Kooky, huh I read about it on Alexandre Borovik's Mathematics under the Microscope, and followed the links to what looks like the summer le …
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2007-08-13 13:24 Turkey, Kurdistan & Water
My last post discussed the symbiotic trading relationship between Turkey and Kurdistan. Matthew Garcia, an earth scientist living in Maryland and an occasional reader of this blog, recently posted an in-depth blog on Kurdistan's (as well as the rest of Iraq's) reliance on water sources that flow out of Turkey [ Hydro-Logic: Kurdistan ]. Garcia begins his post with mixed news about politics in Turkey: "A new Turkish parliament was sworn in this past weekend with twenty 'pro-Kurdish' deputies, the …
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2007-08-13 12:55 A Day At The Zoo
Also known as the Tisch Family Zoological Gardens in Jerusalem, short-handed to The Biblical Zoo by many, and even more informally, the Jerusalem Zoo. I've been to a lot of zoos as a result of being a military brat who moved a lot. Each new region brought me to a new zoo. The all-time favorite zoo of mine has always been the San Diego Zoo, although I have to admit that I came lately to prefer their Wild Animal Park in Escondido....there was something very refreshing about watching the animals ru …
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2007-08-11 22:12 Urban Migration for Health Not Wealth
(DHA) Primary reasons for urban migration was studied in Eastern Anatolia, one region that experienced a majority of urban migration in Turkey. The research by Ataturk University took 2 years. Associate Professor Doctor Kerem Karabulut and his team interviewed 600 people in Agri, Igdir, Kars and Ardahan. According to the research, 75% of the residents have the desire to migrate to b...
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2007-08-10 17:41 Immigrant drowns as boat sinks off Turkey
An Iraqi national drowned after a boat carrying clandestine immigrants sank off Turkey's western Aegean coast while trying to reach Greece, the Anatolia news agency reported Thursday.The boat
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2007-08-10 07:41 The Blackboard is Still Under Arrest.
[This post is an update on "Save Mathematical Summer School" Petition ]I had never in my life seen an arrested blackboard arrested blackboard encircled by a police tape, still with some group theory problems on it. But this had actually happened when the Turkish authorities closed down the Mathematical Summer School run by Ali Nesin for Turkish undergraduate students; Ali Nesin may face prosecution for an Orwellian offence of " education without permission ". Please sign the online petition in h …
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2007-08-06 19:00 US Turkish relations: Radiant Future or Dark Days Ahead
By PHK Or more likely in between Should the U.S. cheer the Islamist victory in Turkey s July 22 parliamentary elections as Council on Foreign Relations Fellow Steven A. Cook suggested on July 26 in the Boston Globe or should the administration view the results through the prism of Soner Cagaptay in the July 31 Wall Street Journal - as a dark day for Turkey and its future relations with the U.S. and Israel It seems to me that one of the very few intelligent things the Bush administration has …
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2007-08-03 11:11 The Cobza's Last Days
As a musician, I'm as much of a gear-head as anybody. I can talk for hours about the tone differences in National resonator guitars, vintage Gibson mandolins, skin vs. plastic drum heads for Turkish davuls, and yet the instruments I make my living with include some of the most primitive honk-machines in the history of organology. Tomorrow I have to head out to do a gig with Muzsikas... and that means cobza, the king of dodgy stringed instruments. Fretless, difficult to handle and play, virtually …
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2007-08-03 09:55 Jews suffered discrimination under Ataturk
In the second of his Front Page articles on the plight of Jews under Turkish rule, Andrew D Bostom focuses on discriminatory measures implemented by Ataturk's government against non-Muslims. The Jews also suffered from Turkey's flirtation with Nazi Germany before and during the Second World War. "During the summer of 1934 a paroxysm of antisemitic violence took place within this general atmosphere of Turkish Muslim xenophobia. HatÑce Bayraktar summarizes the events which ravaged the Jewish comm …
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2007-07-30 15:48 The Mouse and the Camel - Rumi
This is my first post for the Summer Poetry Challenge, hosted by Bookeywookey. I read poetry very rarely, and don't profess to any great insights on the poetry I have selected. This challenge did appeal to me as a possible kick-start to reintroduce poetry into my life, a genre that is neglected by many. My choice of poems prior to the 1900's is 'The Mouse and the Camel' by Rumi, originally found in Rumi's most well known work, Masnavi. About Rumi: Rumi, was born on September 30, 1207 as Jelaludd …
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2007-07-29 19:52 'Ello Turkey!
LOCATION: Ulukisla, Turkey SEE WHERE WE ARE! Longitude: N:37deg.40'34. Latitude: E:034deg.19'41s. Kms from Djibouti: 6,116 kms Today was an uphill struggle, literally. Climbing 1,400 metres from the coast at Adana up to the Anatolia plateau, the vast central area of Turkey that makes up 97% of the land area, was a shock to the system after having to deal only with low grades since Ethiopia. But if the legs were complaining, the rest of me was relieved to be elevated out of the stifling humidity …
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2007-07-29 00:24 Istanbul s city walls to be restored with international support
Istanbul s city walls to be restored with international support 27 July 2007 Turkish Daily News The Istanbul Greater Municipality in collaboration with UNESCO will restore Istanbul s historic city walls, on UNESCO s World Heritage list but now in danger of being deleted from the list ISTANBUL - Anatolia News Agency SPOT: The Istanbul Greater Municipality in collaboration with UNESCO will restore Istanbul's historic city walls, on UNESCO's World Heritage list but now in danger of being deleted fr …
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2007-07-28 23:56 Wendy's Book Review: Birds Without Wings
Original review on my blog ."Man is a bird without wings," Iskander told them, "and a bird is a man without sorrows." -From Birds Without Wings, page 44- "Well, the mystery is a shallow one, and not very difficult to fathom, Polyxeni Hanim. I clip their wings because most people don't want to buy a bird that might escape so that they have to sprout their own feathers in a flash and take off in hot pursuit. Most people couldn't be bothered, you see. People make odd birds; they don't fly much." -F …
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