An Australian man has completed a three-year journey from Mongolia to Hungary, following in the footsteps of the Mongolian leader Genghis Khan.
Whoaa! Can someone tell Turkish judges how Internet works? Apparently, some Wordpress blogger wrote something Turkish prosecutors did not like and a judge said 'bring it on'. As of this moment Turks can't access Wordpress from Turkey.
The Electoral Commission said a request to hold a referendum on whether there should be a national siesta law had won preliminary approval. Proponents now have to collect 200,000 signatures to put the question to the voters.
At least one petrol station has been set on fire in the Iranian capital, Tehran, after the government announced fuel rationing for private motorists. Iranians were given only two hours' notice of the move that limits private drivers to 100 litres of fuel a month.
Iran, the second largest crude producer among the Opec members, will introduce petrol rationing for motorists from Wednesday. Despite its huge energy reserves, Iran lacks refining capacity and has to import about 40 per cent of its petrol needs...
Students at an elementary school in Shenyang are being taught how to play the stock market. A new programme is designed to teach them how to be a stockbroker.
ANKARA, Turkey (Reuters) -- A woman falsely claimed there was a bomb on board a Turkish airliner to try to delay the flight so her husband could catch it, Turkey's Onur Air says. Both of them were arrested.
Hundreds of people die every month in attacks which have brought Iraq to the ¨brink¨ of civil war.
Urban dwellers across the land are being encouraged to get in touch with nature by keeping hens in their back gardens. But does it make sense - and what do the chickens think about it?
The traditionally neutral Swiss army has staged an unplanned invasion after troops blundered into Liechtenstein. A 171-strong Swiss company got two kilometres into its neighbour before realising the mistake and heading back.
ISTANBUL, Turkey (CNN) -- A prominent Turkish-Armenian journalist was shot to death Friday. Hrant Dink, 53, editor of the Armenian-Turkish language weekly Agos newspaper, was shot dead in front of the Istanbul publication as he was leaving.
ISTANBUL, Turkey: Journalist Hrant Dink, one of the most prominent voices of Turkey's shrinking Armenian community, was killed by a gunman Friday at the entrance to his newspaper's offices, police said.
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