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Anelka Signs 30 Trillion TL Contract
After negotiating for one and a half months, Fenerbahce's super transfer, Nicolas Anelka, signed his official contract with the soccer club on Monday. The French Soccer player cost the club a record 30 trillion TL, making him a milestone in the history of Turkish soccer. |
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Koc Buys Yapi Kredi Bank
The Koc-Unicedito Group has set the preliminary agreement for the purchase of 45% of the shares of Yapi Kredi Bank, one of the biggest banks in Turkey. The Koc Financial group will also buy 13.1 % shares of Turkcell. |
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Women's Voices Heard In Iraq
In spite of Al-Qaeda threats, the turnout of women was higher than men in the Iraqi election at the weekend. The turnout of women was an encouraging 55%. Women all over Iraq ignored the threats of Al-Qaeda connected Al Zarkavi, which had promised to turn the country into a blood bath, and went out to vote. |
 GUL Says 'U.S. Must Have Clear Policy About Iraq' |
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P.M. Erdogan Orders Action Into Anti-Turkish Films
Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan got angry at films that depicted Turkey as a radical Islamic country. He called for the use of diplomatic and legal means to sue these films. He said "They must first apologize and tell us that they will not feature these one-sided stories." |
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Second Aircraft to Aceh
Istanbul Municipalities' second cargo of aid is flying to Aceh today. A Statement by the Metropolitan Municipality said that the load includes 2 garbage trucks, 1 road cleaning truck, 5500 tents, 2 excavation machines, 10 containers and 1000 medicines. |
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European Council to Tackle Ayla's Case
Ayla Dogoglu, 12 years old, who was kidnapped by her father Mustafa Dogoglu in the summer from her mother Katherine Lovfing, is quickly becoming an issue that needs to be solved between Turkey and the European Council. Ayla's father, Mustafa Dogoglu kept his daughter in the eastern city of Elazig and did not respond to any diplomatic calls. |
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Bearing Manufacturer Wins Case Against EU
Turkish YEDAS Company has sued the European Union, saying that it had sufferred losses due to the Customs Union that is in effect between Turkey and the European Union. The EU Legal Court reversed the ruling of the EU Council that the case could not be heard. |
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