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. | “More than 250 thousand martyrs, who sacrificed themselves in Çanakkale to defend our independence against enemies trying to erase our nation from the pages of history, are our heroes that will live beyond history, just like our great poet Mehmet Akif says.”
Chief of General Staff General İlker Başbuğ said: |
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. | Citing his anxiety over the ongoing developments in Gaza, Ban added that Israel’s Gaza policy was ineffective and regrettable, delaying the start of indirect talks between Palestine and Israel.
Ban expressed his desire for direct talks between Israel and Palestine instead of indirect. |
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. | Under the decree, taking into account the appeals made to the President, personality, health, family, behavior of prisoners, 62 persons have been released from unserved term of their imprisonment. Generally, decree is applicable to 72 prisoners. |
[ March 21, 2010; 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm. ]
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. | Music by: Javid Tabrizli, Urfan Bakili
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. | The Quartet said that unilateral actions taken by either party to the Middle East peace process “will not be recognized by the international community.”
“Insulting” Clinton heaped further scorn on the Jewish state’s announcement after speaking with Netanyahu. |
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. | Replying questions of reporters soon after arriving in Turkey, Ambassador Zergün said she received a written instruction recalling her to Ankara for talks with Foreign Minister Davutoğlu and his undersecretary shortly after the vote.
The Ambassador said it is not clear how long she |
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. | Bosnia has indicted a former Serb police commander suspected of taking part in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre of as many as 8,000 Muslim men and boys.
Authorities say Nedjo Ikonic ordered and oversaw the detention and execution of more than 1,000 Muslims who tried to flee the United Nations safe haven Srebrenica in 1995. |
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. | Abdollah Saduqi who was arrested and been put under custody for publishing posters for Tiraxtur football team (Tractor) is released yesterday. According to Arman student association (of Southern Azerbaijan) he was in hunger strike for over 20 days and his health was in grave condition. BayBak adds that all the posters which Mr. Saduqi was convicted of |
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. | Ilmaz Agapur is an Azerbaijani youth who has won many matches against his rivals in boxing. He has always shown warm attention to his national identity. Him and his father Mohammad are active in sport and multimedia. BayBak wishes good health and success to Aghapur family. |
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. | Football journalist Abdollah Sadoughi was arrested in the city of Tabriz, north-west Iran, on 18 January, after publishing a poster supporting the city’s Traktor Sazi football team. He is held without charge at Tabriz prison, and is on hunger strike in protest at what he considers to be his baseless detention. He is a prisoner of conscience, held for peacefully expressing his views.
Abdollah Sadoughi, aged 33, a member of Iran’s Azerbaijani minority, writes for the Iranian publications Goal, Corner and Khosh Khabar (Good News). He supports Tabriz’s |
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. | March 9, 1983 Belgrade, Yugoslavia Two Armenian gunmen assassinate the Turkish Ambassador to Yugoslavia, Galip Balkar, and seriously wound his chauffeur, Necati Kayar, in central Belgrade. One of the gunmen, Antranig Boghosian (a.k.a. Harutiun Levonian), also opens fire on and seriously wounds a Yugoslav Colonel, and is then shot and apprehended by |
[ March 12, 2010 to March 21, 2010. ]
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. | starting from 12th of March with “Baku Nights”, the festival will continue as follow: 15th “Festival of Wind Instruments”, 17th “In memory of Rashid Behbudov”, 18th “Night of Shahriyar”, 19th is a conference day, 20th “Tabriz Nights” and 21st will be the day of celebrating the “Oghuz Bayrami” (Azerbaijani New Year – Nowruz). |
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. | What I am sure of is the decision to use that solemn word should be a matter for courts, helped by witnesses and historians, and not for politicians of dubious moral authority |
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. | Said Matinpur is an Azerbaijani human rights and cultural activists who is sentenced to serve 8 years in prison. According to BayBak, Amnesty International has started a campaign to gather signatures to demand Mr. Matinpur’s release and also to highlight the harsh situation in Southern Azerbaijan created by occupier regime in Iran. |
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. | Villages of Elazığ’s Karakoçan township, particularly, Okçular, Yukarıkanatlı and Kayalı were hit by a 6 magnitude of earthquake early on Monday morning. 51 citizens lost their lives and about 100 others were wounded, 9 of them are reportedly in serious condition. |
