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Kurds protest after Turkey's air force attacked suspected Kurdish rebel targets across the border in Iraq, killing a dozen people, many of them believed to be smugglers mistaken for guerrillas, in Istanbul, Turkey, Thursday, Dec. 29. 2011.

Kurds and police clash over killings
Sydney Morning Herald HUNDREDS of Kurds have staged a violent protest in south-eastern Turkey after police said two Kurdish rebels had been killed after a raid on their hideout. The protesters demonstrated near where the... (photo: AP)

In this Thursday, Dec. 29, 2011 photo, people stand beside the trailer of a tractor carrying the bodies of people mistakenly killed by Turkey's air force, near the Turkish village of Ortasu in Sirnak, Turkey.

Kurdish rebels call for 'uprising' after air strike
Jakarta Globe Kurdish separatists in Turkey on Friday called for an "uprising" after an air force raid killed 35 villagers near the Iraqi border in what the ruling party admitted could have been a blunder. "We urge... (photo: AP)

French President Nicolas Sarkozy, left, and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan shake hands as they pose for cameras before their talks in Ankara, Turkey, Friday, Feb. 25, 2011.

France, Turkey and Reflections on Genocide
WorldNews.com Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. While France and Turkey continue to accuse each other of committing past genocides, it is worthy to note how Albert Camus and Henry Morgenthau addressed... (photo: AP)

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan addresses his supporters gathered in front of his Justice and Development Party headquarters in Ankara, Turkey, late Sunday, June 12, 2011.

Now Turkey accuses France of committing genocide in Algeria
The Independent On Thurday, French lawmakers passed a Bill making it a crime to deny that the mass killings of Armenians by Ottoman Turks constituted genocide. The deepening acrimony between the two strategic allies... (photo: AP / Burhan Ozbilici)

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Robert Fisk: Turkey's long road to reconciliation
The Independent So here's a story of good cheer. I've just completed 21 interviews on Turkish radio, television and in newspapers, on the Armenian genocide. Not all of my talks were... (photo: Public Domain)

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan look on as Turkey's military and civilian leaders gathered at a meeting to review disciplinary measures, a week after the government suspended three high-ranking generals implicated in a plot to topple the Islamic-rooted government, in Ankara, Turkey, Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2010.

Erdogan accuses France of genocide
Irish Times ISTANBUL - Turkish prime minister Tayyip Erdogan accused France of genocide in Algeria in the 1940s and 1950s, in... (photo: AP / Burhan Ozbilici)

Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan addresses the lawmakers of his Islamic-rooted Justice and Development Party at the parliament in Ankara, Turkey, Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2011. Erdogan called on Libyan authorities to be sensitive toward the safety of foreigners as his governments scrambled to send planes and ships to pick up their citizens stranded by Libya's bloody unrest on Tuesday, with thousands of Turks crowding into a stadium to await evacuation

Turkey accuses France of genocide in Algeria
Al Jazeera Turkey has responded to French genocide allegations with a charge of its own, accusing France of committing genocide during its colonial occupation of Algeria.... (photo: AP)

Armenian Genocide - In 1922-23 Near East Relief evacuated 22,000 children from orphanages in interior Turkey to Syria and Greece.

France votes on punishment in new genocide law
The Miami Herald PARIS -- Lawmakers vote on Thursday on a measure that would make it a crime in France to deny that a mass killings of Armenians in 1915 amounted to a genocide, a measure... (photo: Public Domain / James L. Barton)

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood supporters protest against the Syrian regime in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, June 24, 2011.

The year of the protester
Al Jazeera Reminiscent of their 1957 cover honouring the Hungarian Freedom Fighter, TIME Magazine has bestowed its highest honour - 2011 Person of the Year - upon "The Protester",... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)

Ankara

	U.S. Steps Up Pressure to Oust Assad Wall Street Journal
	Syrians take to streets on massacre anniversary The Australian
	The March to War against Syria: The Long Shadow of the 2006 Israeli War on Lebanon GlobalResearch

Istanbul

	Hilton HHonors Reveals Top 10 Happiest Winter Travel Destinations in Europe Business Wire
	Russia's 800m Star Borzakovsky Has Sights Set on London Novosti
	Outrage as Russia, China veto UN move on Syria France24

Cyprus

	Etihad Airways offers complimentary 96-hour UAE visas Gulf News
	BP must cover some of rig owner's Gulf liability: judge Turkish Press
	UN chief Ban Ki-moon calls for Cyprus resolution before July 1 m&c

Bulgaria

	Lifestyle and ageing behind projected 72% rise in cancers Irish Times
	Situation 'tragic' as winter weather blankets Europe CNN
	European cold snap 'kills 220' Irish Times

Mediterranean

	Protesters continue to battle police in Egypt Al Jazeera
	Cairo protesters seek early vote, clash with police Khaleej Times

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What does Britishness mean to you? The Guardian
Saudi Cement rises on bullish prospects Gulf News
The Big Yin’s not laughing any more The Daily Telegraph
“It’s nothing personal, it’s only business” The Examiner
More March (potential for a real snowstorm in 2 weeks?) Star Tribune
Travel experts share bargain-hunting tips The Los Angeles Times
Death toll in Egypt clashes climbs to 7 The Guardian
Egypt: Football deaths bring new cycle of violence Zeenews

The Breakers Palm Beach: iconic American resort has relaxed, contemporary feel

The Breakers Palm Beach: iconic American resort has relaxed, contemporary feel

'Snow white' born in Croatian village cut off by blizzard as Gulf News
Albania a natural wonder and world's top tourist destination The Examiner
The origins of Valentine's Day The Examiner
Bird competition is fierce in the home landscape The Examiner
European cold snap death toll surpasses 300 The Daily Telegraph
SIRENS Beckons at Citadel Theatre - Will you be able to resi The Examiner
The world's best leadership achievement goes to Turkey's PM The Examiner
Rare snowstorm in Rome closes Colossuem The Examiner

Olympic Air

Olympic Air launches new Athens-Tel Aviv-Athens route from March 9th, 2012

Monday, February 13 WPXI
Robin Ellis Recalls 'Poldark' The Examiner
'I met a lot more bulimic girls doing ballet': Hot new model The Daily Mail
North shore's entertainment guide North Shore News
Fit for a princess Sydney Morning Herald
Inside the palace Sydney Morning Herald
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Events: Mt. Clemens Fire & Ice Chili Cook-off Fund-raiser Detroit Free Press

In this Sept 2009 photo made available by Leon Hill, Bob Anderson attends the diamond jubilee celebrations of the British Academy of Fencing in Warwick, England. The Olympic fencer and movie sword master appeared in some of film's most famous dueling scenes _ though few viewers knew it. Anderson who worked with actors from Errol Flynn to Antonio Banderas during five decades as a sword master, fight director and stunt performer, including light saber action scenes in two Star Wars movies, died early New Year's Day at an English hospital, it was announced Monday Jan. 2 2012. (AP Photo/ Leon Hill)

Bob Anderson, movie sword-fighting master, dies at 89

A house full of superlatives Khaleej Times
Bangalore fashion week: International labels to look out for DNA India
San Ysidro Ranch, Cali's Most Stylish A-list Hideaway Huffington Post
>MadWalk: Take two Kathimerini
Khloe Kardashian reveals her dangerous curves in a glamorous The Daily Mail
Art Deco & Old Hollywood Glamour In Orange Park The Examiner
Khloe Kardashian flaunts her dangerous curves in a glamorous The Daily Mail
A salute to Dolce & Gabbana NZ Herald

Goldman Sachs chairman and chief executive officer Lloyd Blankfein sits down to testify before the Senate Subcommittee on Investigations hearing on Wall Street investment banks and the financial crisis on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, April 27, 2010.

Goldman Makes Money for the Romneys

'Woman sues Costa Concordia over miscarriage' Zeenews
Costa Concordia :Italian woman sues over miscarriage Indian Express
Costa passenger sues over miscarriage Sydney Morning Herald
The misery of -40: Europe's deadly chill NZ Herald
Costa Concordia: Italian woman sues over miscarriage after c The Daily Telegraph
Egypt expects tourist numbers up despite clashes The Guardian
On the Spot: How will Greece's economy affect tourists? The Los Angeles Times
Shipwreck woman seeks $1.2m for losing her baby Sydney Morning Herald

Sailors aboard the guided-missile destroyer USS Halsey (DDG 97) wave at the cruise ship Arcadia as it passes.

Princess Cruises offers up summer sales for Europe and Alaska

Tunisia asks to wear black armbands in quarters Boston Herald
Death toll in Egypt clashes between police, protesters angry The Washington Post
Egyptian soccer deaths trigger further clashes Taipei Times
Death toll climbs after Egypt soccer protests CNN
Five Egyptians killed in protests sparked by soccer riot The Columbus Dispatch
Death toll in Egypt clashes between police, protesters angry The Washington Post
Liverpool scoring goals in Jakarta Jakarta Post
6 dead, 1,500 hurt in Egypt soccer-riot protest San Francisco Chronicle

2 dead in Egypt street clashes over soccer riot

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