Hurriyet ("Liberty") is a leading Turkish newspaper founded by Sedat Simavi in May 1948. Based in Istanbul, the newspaper is printed in six cities in Turkey but also in Frankfurt, Germany. Owned by Aydin Dogan, some 600,000 copies of Hurriyet are distributed everyday.
ISTANBUL — One of the more prestigious duties for the pilots of the Turkish Air Forces during the Cold War years was the "nuclear watch." The four main air bases in Turkey had been housing ...
ISTANBUL — The narrow win of the "yes" camp in Sunday's crucial constitutional amendment to change Turkey to a presidential system is a major victory for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his ...
ISTANBUL — The New Year's Eve terrorist attack at a popular nightclub in an upscale neighborhood of Istanbul has left 39 dead and dozens wounded. As Turkish authorities continue their search ...
In Iraq, near Mosul, ISIS was running a sophisticated operation to make guns and explosives. A ne...
[Note: This article was originally published on July 13, before the failed coup attempt] -Analysis- ISTANBUL — This newspaper (Turkish ...
A developmental psychologist in Turkey offers some answers.
Recounting and reflections of the failed Friday night coup, and the mob mentality left in its wake.
-OpEd- ISTANBUL — Years ago I told myself: "If there is another coup in this country, I will quit this profession…" Last night reminded me of that ...
