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TURKEY-PRESS SCAN
ANKARA (A.A) - July 7, 2011 - These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in Turkish press on July 7, 2011. The Anadolu Agency does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
VATAN
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WE ALMOST FORGOT
As part of the investigation launched in connection with the Deniz Feneri e.V. case in Germany, former chairman of the Supreme Board of Radio and Television (RTUK) Zahid Akman, private TV channel Kanal 7's Executive Board Chairman Zekeriya Karaman and five more people were detained. After two years and 10 months, the first concrete step was taken in Turkey yesterday concerning the Deniz Feneri case which was completed by Germany within a year and was described as the biggest charity scandal in the country. In simultaneous operations conducted in three Turkish provinces, seven people were detained on charges of distributing the 25 million EUR donation money by the help of Kanal 7 and Deniz Feneri Association in Turkey.
SIX NEW MINISTERS
In the new cabinet made public by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, seven names could not find themselves any positions. Fatma Sahin is the only woman in the new cabinet. Ismet Yilmaz replaced Defense Minister Vecdi Gonul, while Omer Dincer took Education Minister Nimet Cubukcu's position and Idris Naim Sahin became the new Interior Minister. Besir Atalay, Ali Babacan, Binali Yildirim and Recep Akdag are indispensable members of the cabinet since 2002. Faruk Nafiz Ozak and Mustafa Demir could not enter the cabinet list. Ertugrul Gunay, Ahmet Davutoglu and Mehmet Simsek kept their places.
CUMHURIYET
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SOFTENING IN CRISIS
Main opposition Republican Poeple's Party (CHP) Chairman Kemal Kilicdaroglu is expected to visit Parliament Speaker Cemil Cicek within the next couple of days to overcome the oath-taking crisis. Former parliamentarian Ali Topuz mediated, and carried out a telephone traffic between Kilicdaroglu and Cicek. It was learned that Kilicdaroglu said, "this thing will be going bad. Let's talk and see what guarantee they want. Solution is my primary mission."
ERDOGAN CORRECTS
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan corrected the statement of his Justice & Development (AK) Party's Group Deputy Chairman Mustafa Elitas who said, "the deadline is July 15 for Republican People's Party (CHP) to take oath at Parliament, otherwise, it will be too late." Erdogan said, "there is a slip of tongue in my friend's explanation about July 15."
Also, Deputy Premier Bulent Arinc said that dropping the deputyship of parliamentarians, who did not take oath at the Parliament, could not be on the agenda, and he expressed hope that the crisis would be solved within a few days.
RADIKAL
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CABINET WITH 4 KEY WORDS
Here are the keywords for Prime Minister Erdogan's new cabinet: Constitution, Kurdish move, social state and education reform. Erdogan signed the new cabinet list at the Prime Ministry headquarters yesterday. Four ministers, namely Binali Yildirim, Recep Akdag, Ali Babacan and Besir Atalay, have kept their positions in the government since November 2002. Stability and performance are the key words for this success. Atalay's positive point is the "Kurdish issue", while Bulent Arinc, Bekir Bozdag and Sadullah Ergin are three important names for the "constitution". Delivering Turkey's education system to Omer Dincer is a move to "close the gap". Faruk Celik and Fatma Sahin's route will be to strengthen the "social state".
"SLIP OF TONGUE" BREAK TO NON-ATTENDANCE CRISIS
Republican People's Party (CHP) chairman Kemal Kilicdaroglu will meet Parliament Speaker Cemil Cicek to discuss the oath-taking crisis. In the meantime, Prime Minister Erdogan's remarks describing his party's deputy group chairman's words setting July 15 as the deadline to take oath at the parliament as "a slip of the tongue" eased the tension.
VATAN
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WE ALMOST FORGOT
As part of the investigation launched in connection with the Deniz Feneri e.V. case in Germany, former chairman of the Supreme Board of Radio and Television (RTUK) Zahid Akman, private TV channel Kanal 7's Executive Board Chairman Zekeriya Karaman and five more people were detained. After two years and 10 months, the first concrete step was taken in Turkey yesterday concerning the Deniz Feneri case which was completed by Germany within a year and was described as the biggest charity scandal in the country. In simultaneous operations conducted in three Turkish provinces, seven people were detained on charges of distributing the 25 million EUR donation money by the help of Kanal 7 and Deniz Feneri Association in Turkey.
SIX NEW MINISTERS
In the new cabinet made public by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, seven names could not find themselves any positions. Fatma Sahin is the only woman in the new cabinet. Ismet Yilmaz replaced Defense Minister Vecdi Gonul, while Omer Dincer took Education Minister Nimet Cubukcu's position and Idris Naim Sahin became the new Interior Minister. Besir Atalay, Ali Babacan, Binali Yildirim and Recep Akdag are indispensable members of the cabinet since 2002. Faruk Nafiz Ozak and Mustafa Demir could not enter the cabinet list. Ertugrul Gunay, Ahmet Davutoglu and Mehmet Simsek kept their places.
CUMHURIYET
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SOFTENING IN CRISIS
Main opposition Republican Poeple's Party (CHP) Chairman Kemal Kilicdaroglu is expected to visit Parliament Speaker Cemil Cicek within the next couple of days to overcome the oath-taking crisis. Former parliamentarian Ali Topuz mediated, and carried out a telephone traffic between Kilicdaroglu and Cicek. It was learned that Kilicdaroglu said, "this thing will be going bad. Let's talk and see what guarantee they want. Solution is my primary mission."
ERDOGAN CORRECTS
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan corrected the statement of his Justice & Development (AK) Party's Group Deputy Chairman Mustafa Elitas who said, "the deadline is July 15 for Republican People's Party (CHP) to take oath at Parliament, otherwise, it will be too late." Erdogan said, "there is a slip of tongue in my friend's explanation about July 15."
Also, Deputy Premier Bulent Arinc said that dropping the deputyship of parliamentarians, who did not take oath at the Parliament, could not be on the agenda, and he expressed hope that the crisis would be solved within a few days.
RADIKAL
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CABINET WITH 4 KEY WORDS
Here are the keywords for Prime Minister Erdogan's new cabinet: Constitution, Kurdish move, social state and education reform. Erdogan signed the new cabinet list at the Prime Ministry headquarters yesterday. Four ministers, namely Binali Yildirim, Recep Akdag, Ali Babacan and Besir Atalay, have kept their positions in the government since November 2002. Stability and performance are the key words for this success. Atalay's positive point is the "Kurdish issue", while Bulent Arinc, Bekir Bozdag and Sadullah Ergin are three important names for the "constitution". Delivering Turkey's education system to Omer Dincer is a move to "close the gap". Faruk Celik and Fatma Sahin's route will be to strengthen the "social state".
"SLIP OF TONGUE" BREAK TO NON-ATTENDANCE CRISIS
Republican People's Party (CHP) chairman Kemal Kilicdaroglu will meet Parliament Speaker Cemil Cicek to discuss the oath-taking crisis. In the meantime, Prime Minister Erdogan's remarks describing his party's deputy group chairman's words setting July 15 as the deadline to take oath at the parliament as "a slip of the tongue" eased the tension.
