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  1. Türkiye emphasizes the importance of diplomacy in the Ukraine conflict.

    The stance of the ruling party in TürkiyeCompetition with other international options Ankara, Turkey—Amid ongoing developments related to…
    #EuropeSays #Turkiye #Istanbul #NegotiationsbetweenUkraineandRussia #Russia #Turkey #UAE #Ukraine #VoiceOfEmirates #VoiceOfEmiratesWebsiteNews
    europesays.com/turkiye/50509/

  2. Powtek Brings 2 Million Unit Factory Output to European Trade Shows

    POWTEK Group presented three appliance brands at trade shows in Warsaw and Istanbul. The show follows the commissioning…
    #Europe #EU #appliances #European #HVAC #Istanbul #kaltec #Manufacturing #morrtop #powtek #retailsupplychain #turkey #x-crafter
    europesays.com/europe/137348/

  3. Three failed landing attempts, severe turbulence: Terror aboard Turkish Airlines flight

    A Turkish Airlines flight from Istanbul to Tunisia was forced to divert to another airport after severe turbulence…
    #EuropeSays #Turkiye #Istanbul #abortedlandingattempts #Enfidha-HammametAirport #IstanbultoTunisiaflight #MarinaMaiskaya #passengervideo #severeturbulence #stormyweather #Tunis-CarthageAirport #TurkishAirlines
    europesays.com/turkiye/50403/

  4. AK Party, Istanbul governor hit back at YP leader over election dispute

    The opposition New Party (YP) leader Özgür Özel angered the ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party) over…
    #EuropeSays #Turkiye #Istanbul #AKParty #NEWPARTY #özgürözel #ÜSKÜDAR
    europesays.com/turkiye/50377/

  5. Istanbul Airport to inaugurate 4th main runway, boosting capacity

    Türkiye’s sprawling Istanbul Airport is set to commission its fourth main runway in the coming days, with President…
    #EuropeSays #Turkiye #Istanbul #aviationindustry #Infrastructure #IstanbulAirport #logistics #runway #transportation
    europesays.com/turkiye/50297/

  6. 🇹🇷 Turkey launches sweeping “My Family Is Safe” raids targeting LGBTQI+ groups 🏳️‍🌈

    Police operations across 15 provinces have targeted LGBTQI+ organisations, activists and venues, prompting arrests and growing concern over the space for civil society and LGBTQI+ rights.👇

    thelevantfiles.org/2026/09/tur

    #Turkey #LGBTQI #HumanRights #Istanbul #TheLevantFiles

  7. 📰 Demonstranten in Turks Üsküdar protesteren tegen arrestatie oppositieburgemeester

    nieuwsjunkies.nl/artikel/1QSc

    🕒 03:15 | NOS Nieuws
    🔸 #Demonstratie #Arrestatie #Turkije #Istanbul #Oppositie

  8. 📰 Demonstranten in Turks Üsküdar protesteren tegen arrestatie oppositieburgemeester

    nieuwsjunkies.nl/artikel/1QSc

    🕒 03:15 | NOS Nieuws
    🔸 #Demonstratie #Arrestatie #Turkije #Istanbul #Oppositie

  9. 📰 Demonstranten in Turks Üsküdar protesteren tegen arrestatie oppositieburgemeester

    nieuwsjunkies.nl/artikel/1QSc

    🕒 03:15 | NOS Nieuws
    🔸 #Demonstratie #Arrestatie #Turkije #Istanbul #Oppositie

  10. Hagia Sophia restoration turns to its most vulnerable area

    Restoration work at Istanbul’s Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque is entering a new phase, with a steel platform to…
    #EuropeSays #Turkiye #Istanbul #HagiaSophia #restoration
    europesays.com/turkiye/50009/

  11. Wat heet mooi? Architectuur

    Skara Brae, Orkney

    Een tijdje geleden vroeg ik u te noemen wat u mooi vond uit de Oudheid en omdat de respons me overweldigde, heb ik tot nu toe alleen nog maar over mooie teksten geschreven. Vandaag neem ik u mee langs voorbeelden van architectuur waarop de lezers van deze blog elkaar attenderen. Er zitten verrassende keuzes bij.

    Prehistorie

    Eén zo’n verrassing was dat vier monumenten uit de Atlantische Prehistorie werden genoemd. Om te beginnen de megalieten van Carnac, weliswaar “strikt genomen geen Oudheid” maar wel zo’n plek waar iemands liefde voor de oude wereld kan ontluiken. Even oud als het spijkerschrift en onze hunebedden zijn de megalieten van Callanish op de Hebriden en de grafheuvel van Newgrange. Skara Brae op de Orkney-eilanden is wat jonger en werd tweemaal genoemd. Dit kleine dorp is opgegraven door niemand minder dan Gordon Childe.

    Egypte en het Nabije Oosten

    Skara Brae was bewoond in de tijd waarin de Egyptenaren leerden hoe ze piramides moesten bouwen. Iemand noemde het complex van Giza “veel mooier en vooral ontzagwekkender in het echt dan je je kunt voorstellen”. Ook genoemd werd de Kapel van Hetep-hr-achty in het Rijksmuseum van Oudheden in Leiden, die dateert van ongeveer 2200 v.Chr. De Witte Kapel van koning Senusret I, het oudste gebouw dat we kennen uit Karnak, is ruim twee eeuwen jonger. Het Karnakcomplex zelf werd ook genoemd.

    Karnak

    Verder werd het Graf van Nacht bij Thebe genoemd, dus niet ver van Karnak, en het praalgraf van Nefertari, de echtgenote van koning Ramses II. Uit dezelfde tijd dateren de tempels van Abu Simbel, terwijl het complex van Philae eeuwen jonger is.

    Uit het Nabije Oosten werden alleen Persepolis en Naqš-e Rustam, genoemd: de residentie van de Perzische koningen en vier van hun grafmonumenten. Irak lijdt natuurlijk nogal onder het feit dat het de onverdiende reputatie heeft onbereisbaar te zijn, terwijl het enige museum met echt opvallende architectonisch resten uit Mesopotamië, het Pergamonmuseum, voor de voorzienbare eeuwigheid is gesloten. (Het verbaasde me dat niemand Hattusa noemde.)

    Griekenland

    We gaan naar Griekenland. Het Minoïsche paleis Kato Zakros op het oostelijke puntje van Kreta werd genoemd (“inclusief de vallei der doden erachter”) en de indrukwekkende muren van Tiryns documenteren de Bronstijd.

    Tiryns

    Uit de archaïsche tijd werden de tempels van Paestum en de tempels van Agrigento genoemd – de laatste driemaal. Ik had Delfi verwacht, maar u noemde het niet. “Overstelpend indrukwekkend was de eerste aanblik van de Akropolis”, schrijft iemand, en een ander noemt “met name de entree” van de Atheense Akropolis. Een derde noemt speciaal het Erechtheion en een vierde is onder de indruk van het Parthenon, en haalt een mooie herinnering op:

    Voor het eerst op 8mm film gezien (rond 1967), terwijl mijn eerste vriendinnetje er met haar zusje onder de strakblauwe hemel tussen de zuilen speelde. Haar vader (beeldhouwer van beroep) liet deze film zien op onze lagere school, en ik besloot dat de Oudheid mijn studiegebied zou worden, ook al moest er een half jaar farmaciestudie aan te pas komen voordat die keuze definitief werd. Toen ik de tempel voor het eerst ‘live’ zag (in 1974) maakte zich een grote ontroering van mij meester.

    Ook genoemd: de resten van de school van Aristoteles tussen Vergina en Naoussa (“dichter bij de Griekse Oudheid geraakte ik niet”) en natuurlijk ook de hellenistische stad Petra.

    Rome

    Een bezoek aan Rome is incompleet zonder fietstocht langs de Via Appia, en gelukkig werd die genoemd. Meer republikeinse architectuur noemde u niet, maar wel het grafveld van Cerveteri, dat tussen de zesde en tweede eeuw in gebruik is geweest. We gaan snel verder naar de augusteïsche monumenten. Twee mensen noemden het theater van Orange, iemand noemde de brug van Mérida (“zooooo lang”) en iemand anders noemde de brug bij Rimini.

    Mérida

    Het Gouden Huis van keizer Nero kreeg als commentaar dat het “na de enige gebruiker definitief buiten gebruik werd gesteld”. Dezelfde tijd is gedocumenteerd in de verwoeste stad Herculaneum. Iemand noemde speciaal

    een houten trap in Herculaneum, in een simpel burgerhuis. De onderste treden waren nog vrijwel intact, en met elke hogere trede werd het donkerder en meer beschadigd, tot na een trede of acht de trap ophield te bestaan.

    Mij ontroeren dit soort details ook altijd, en ik begrijp helemaal waarom iemand “twee keldermuren van een Romeinse stadswoning in Tongeren” noemt. De Pont du Gard bij Nîmes werd genoemd, net als de Romeinse resten bij Arles en het aquaduct van Segovia (“zooooo hoog”). Xanten geeft een “goede indruk van de opbouw van een Romeinse stad”. Aan de andere kant van het Romeinse Rijk: Palmyra.

    Rome, een vrijwel leeg Pantheon

    En dan zijn er de resten uit de tijd van keizer Hadrianus, zoals de Muur van Hadrianus, de Romeinse weg van 124-125 en de haven van Voorburg, de Villa van Hadrianus in Tivoli. Iemand noemde het Pantheon in Rome, en iemand anders noemde het Pantheon in Rome, en weer iemand anders noemde het Pantheon in Rome (“omdat de koepel zo overweldigend perfect is”) en ook was er iemand die het Pantheon in Rome noemde, waar je weliswaar de toeristenmassa weg moet denken. “Maar dat is bij dit gebouw, waar je blik onmiddellijk naar het ‘oog’ in het plafond wordt gedwongen, niet zo heel moeilijk.”

    Iemand noemde de tombes van Hierapolis (Pamukkale) en even verderop de stad Afrodisias. Voor mij nieuw waren de catacomben in Pécs, Hongarije, “met een reconstructie van een Romeins graf”.

    Kerk van de Heilige Wijsheid, Istanbul

    Late Oudheid

    Vier mensen noemden de Hagia Sofia in Istanbul.

    Ik legde als negentienjarige sufferd alleen op treinreis het advies van een Iers-Mexicaans-Amerikaans docentenechtpaar naast me neer en bezocht eerste de aanpalende Blauwe Moskee. Tijdens feestje met Turkse studenten kreeg ik allervriendelijkst op m’n falie. Ergo: ik volg gewoon de adviezen en tips op van mensen die wel kijk op kunst en cultuur hebben, en het kwam toch nog goed.

    Tot slot noemde iemand het Clonmacnoise-klooster in Ierland, dat even oud is als de Hagia Sofia, en daarmee keren we terug waar we begonnen: in het verre westen, aan de Atlantische Oceaan.

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  12. KT&G Launches Global Brand ESSE at Istanbul Airport Duty-Free

    – Entry into Istanbul Airport, one of the world’s largest duty-free markets, reinforces KT&G’s global brand footprint SEOUL,…
    #EuropeSays #Turkiye #Istanbul #AntalyaAirport #ESSE #globalbrand #IstanbulAirport #KT&G #Türkiye
    europesays.com/turkiye/37739/

  13. Spirituality & Religious Studies @spiritualityreligiousstudies.wordpress.com@spiritualityreligiousstudies.wordpress.com ·

    St. Vincent de Paul

    Author’s Note: This post contains mentions of slavery. If this triggers you, you may go to the next post. We understand.

    Vincent de Paul (April 24, 1581-September 27, 1660; 79 years old at the time of his passing) was a French Catholic priest who dedicated himself to serving the poor & is best known for founding the Congregation of the Mission & Daughters of Charity.

    After being ordained a priest in 1600, de Paul was kidnapped/adult-napped (he was 19 years old at the time) & enslaved for 2 years in Tunis (This was a semi-autonomous territory of the Ottoman Empire; it’s in modern-day Tunisia). He returned to Europe after escaping in 1607 (26 years old at the time).

    He then served as a parish priest & in the French royal court before dedicating himself to the poor, founding the Ladies of Charity in 1617 (36 years old at the time). In 1622, de Paul was appointed as chaplain to the galley slaves in Paris.

    De Paul founded the Congregation of the Mission (a.k.a. the Vincentians or Lazarists) in 1625 (44 years old). Having vowed poverty, chastity, obedience, & stability, they were to devote themselves entirely to people in smaller towns/villages.

    He was a pioneer in seminary education & also founded the Daughters of Charity in 1633 (52 years old). He’s the namesake of the Vincentian Family of organizations, which includes the religious order he founded, among others.

    He was renowned for his compassion, humility, & generosity. He was canonized in 1737. He was venerated as a saint in both the Catholic Church & the Anglican Communion.

    Vincent de Paul was born on April 24, 1581, in the village of Pouy, in the province of Guyenne & Gascony, Kingdom of France, to peasant farmers. His dad was Jean de Paul & his mom was Bertrande de Moras. He wrote the name on 1 word, Depaul, but none of his correspondents did so.

    He had 3 brothers & 2 sisters. He was the 3rd child & demonstrated a talent for literacy early in life. He worked as a child, herding his family’s livestock. At age 15, his dad sent him to a seminary. He paid for this by selling the family’s oxen.

    For 3 years, he studied at a college in Dax, Aquitaine. It adjoined a monastery of the Friars Minor (a.k.a. the Franciscans), where he resided. In 1597, he enrolled in theology at the University of Toulouse. The atmosphere at the university was rough. Fights broke out between various factions of students, which escalated into armed battles. An official was murdered by 2 students. Vincent continued his studies, financing them by tutoring others.

    Vincent was ordained subdeacon & deacon at Tarbes Cathedral in the French Great South-West, near Périgueux. This was against the regulations established by the Council of Trent, which required a minimum of 24 years old for ordination. So when he was appointed parish priest in Tilh. An appeal against the appointment was made to the Roman Curia.

    Rather than respond to a lawsuit in which he would probably not have prevailed, he resigned from the position & continued his studies. On October 12, 1604, he received his Bachelor of Theology from the University of Toulouse. Later, he received a Licentiate in Canon Law from the University of Paris.

    Vincent wrote a letter in July 1607 & a postscript in February 1608 that described his experience of abduction & slavery. In 1605, he sailed from Marseille on his way back from Castres, where he had gone to sell property he’d inherited from a wealthy patron in Toulouse. He was taken captive by Barbary pirates, who took him to Tunis. Vincent was auctioned off as a slave, & spent 2 years in bondage.

    His 1st “master” was a fisherman. But this wasn’t the life for Vincent because he got seasick. He soon was sold. His next “master” was a spagyric physician (this is a modern medical movement based on the theories & therapies of Paracelsus), alchemist, & inventor. Vincent became fascinated by his art & was taught how to prepare the attention of men who summoned him to Istanbul.

    During the passage, the old man died & Vincent was sold once again. His new “master” was a former Catholic priest & Franciscan from Nice, Guillaume Gautier. Gautier had converted to Islam to gain his freedom from slavery & was living in the mountains with 3 wives.

    The 2nd wife, a Muslim by birth, was drawn to & visited Vincent in the fields to question him about his faith. She became convinced that his faith was true & admonished her husband for renouncing his Christianity. Her husband became remorseful & decided to escape back to France with his slave.

    They had to wait 10 months. But finally they secretly boarded a small boat & crossed the Mediterranean, landing in Aigues-Mortes on June 29, 1607. After returning to France, Vincent went to Rome. There he continued his studies until 1609, when he was sent back to France on a mission to King Henry IV.

    Once in France, he made the acquaintance of Pierre de Berulle, whom he took as his spiritual advisor. Andre Duval, of the Sorbonne, introduced him to Canfield’s Rule of Perfection.

    In 1612, he was sent as a parish priest to the Church of Saint-Medard in Clichy. In less than a year, Berulle recalled him to Paris to serve as a chaplain & tutor to the Gondi family. The Gondi family was a prominent Florentine banking family and a financial partner of the Medici family.

    Although Vincent had initially begun his priesthood with the intention of securing a life of leisure for himself, he underwent a change of heart after hearing the confession of a dying peasant. It was the Countess de Gondi who persuaded her husband to endow & support a group of able & zealous missionaries who would work among poor tenant farmers & country people in general.

    On May 23, 1643, after King Louis XIII had passed away, Queen Anne had her husband’s will annulled by the Parlement de Paul (a judicial body composed mostly of nobles & high clergymen), thereby making her the sole Regent. Anne appointed Vincent de Paul as her spiritual advisor.

    He helped her deal with religious policy & the Jansenist issue. Jansenism is/was a 17th-18th century Christian theological movement within the Catholic Church, rooted in the writings of Dutch bishop Cornelius Jansen.

    Vincent is the patron of all works of charity. Several organizations inspired by his work & teaching & which claim Vincent as their founder or patron saint are grouped in a loose federation known as the Vincentian Family.

    Vincent died in Paris on September 27, 1660. Vincent’s body was exhumed in 1712, 53 years after his death. The written account of an eyewitness states that “the eyes & nose alone showed some decay.” However, when the body was exhumed again during the canonization in 1737, it was found to have decomposed due to an underground flood.

    According to the custom of the time, his bones were encased in a waxen figure, which is displayed in a glass reliquary in the chapel of the mother house of the Vincentian fathers in Paris (the St. Vincent de Paul Chapel). His heart is still incorrupt & is displayed separately in a reliquary in the chapel of the mother house of the Daughters of Charity.

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  14. @panda hast Du zufällig ein Foto der Sonder-Tram "18 Istanbul"?
    Ich finde die Idee so lustig, kann aber leider kein Foto machen...
    #SCF #SCFreiburg #istanbul #finale

  15. Tja. Ich bin bei der Vergabe der Finaltickets leer ausgegangen. Habe den Joker noch und hatte mich an Freitag registrert, aber laut Tickethotline war mein Wunsch im System nicht hinterlegt. Hatte auch keine Bestætigungsmail erhalten, mir darueber aber keine Gedanken gemacht. Also aufgrund eines technischen Fehlers keine Reise nach Istanbul 😭

    Sollte irgendjemand hier seine Codes nicht brauchen, freue ich mich natuerlich ueber eine PN. 😇
    #istanbul
    #scbubble
    #scf
    #scfreiburg
    #freiburg
    #bobbele

  16. Ahmet Minguzzi'nin babası, Papa Leo ile görüştü: Kadıköy'de bıçaklanarak öldürülen 15 yaşındaki Mattia Ahmet Minguzzi'nin babası Andrea Minguzzi, İstanbul'da Papa 14. Leo ile görüştü. Vatikan İstanbul Temsilciliğinde gerçekleşen görüşme sonrası gazetecilere açıklamalarda bulunan Andrea Minguzzi, gözyaşlarına hakim olamadı. Papa ile görüştüğü için çok mutlu olduğunu söyleyen Andrea Minguzzi, "Bugün… eshahaber.com.tr/haber/ahmet-m EshaHaber.com.tr #AhmetMinguzzi #PapaLeo #İstanbul #barış #çocuklar

  17. Ahmet Minguzzi'nin babası, Papa Leo ile görüştü: Kadıköy'de bıçaklanarak öldürülen 15 yaşındaki Mattia Ahmet Minguzzi'nin babası Andrea Minguzzi, İstanbul'da Papa 14. Leo ile görüştü. Vatikan İstanbul Temsilciliğinde gerçekleşen görüşme sonrası gazetecilere açıklamalarda bulunan Andrea Minguzzi, gözyaşlarına hakim olamadı. Papa ile görüştüğü için çok mutlu olduğunu söyleyen Andrea Minguzzi, "Bugün… eshahaber.com.tr/haber/ahmet-m EshaHaber.com.tr #AhmetMinguzzi #PapaLeo #İstanbul #barış #çocuklar

  18. Ahmet Minguzzi'nin babası, Papa Leo ile görüştü: Kadıköy'de bıçaklanarak öldürülen 15 yaşındaki Mattia Ahmet Minguzzi'nin babası Andrea Minguzzi, İstanbul'da Papa 14. Leo ile görüştü. Vatikan İstanbul Temsilciliğinde gerçekleşen görüşme sonrası gazetecilere açıklamalarda bulunan Andrea Minguzzi, gözyaşlarına hakim olamadı. Papa ile görüştüğü için çok mutlu olduğunu söyleyen Andrea Minguzzi, "Bugün… eshahaber.com.tr/haber/ahmet-m EshaHaber.com.tr #AhmetMinguzzi #PapaLeo #İstanbul #barış #çocuklar

  19. Papa Leo, göreve başlamasından bu yana ilk kez bir Müslüman ibadethanesini, İstanbul'daki Sultanahmet Camii'ni ziyaret etti. Bu tarihi adım, dinler arası diyalog ve hoşgörü mesajlarını güçlendiriyor.

    🚩 #PapaLeo #SultanahmetCamii #DinlerArasıDiyalog #İstanbul

  20. CHP İstanbul İl Başkanlığı önünde gerilim sürüyor ⚡️ Mahkeme kararıyla göreve atanan Gürsel Tekin, "Biz kayyum değiliz, baba evine gireceğiz" dedi 🗣️ Destekçiler ve polis arasında tansiyon yükselirken gözler Tekin’in binaya gidip gitmeyeceğinde 👀 Ayrıntılar: bbc.com/turkce/articles/c306pe #CHP #GürselTekin #İstanbul #newz

  21. Saturday, July 12, 2025

    Ukraine deploying interceptor drones to defend Kyiv amid surge in Russian attacks — Russia targets life: Russian attacks kill 9, injure 42 over past day, damaging maternity hospital in Kharkiv — Ukraine behind new pipeline explosion in Siberia that supplies Russian military-industrial complex — These were not negotiations; Ukraine’s deputy foreign minister on Istanbul talks with Russia in exclusive interview … and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  22. FHK: Stellungnahme zum Entwurf eines Gesetzes zur Verbesserung des Schutzes von gewaltbetroffenen Personen im familiengerichtlichen Verfahren

    Im Juli 2024 hat das #Bundesministerium der Justiz (BMJ) einen Entwurf zu Änderungen des #Familienverfahrensrechts mit dem Schwerpunkt des Schutzes bei #Partnerschaftsgewalt vorgestellt. #Frauenhauskoordinierung (FHK) begrüßt diesen Entwurf ausdrücklich und weist auf #Verbesserungspotentiale im #Gesetzesentwurf hin.

    Mit #Istanbul-#Konvention (IK) und #Koalitionsvertrag hat sich die #Bundesregierung verpflichtet, auf sämtlichen staatlichen Ebenen alle erforderlichen Maßnahmen zu ergreifen, um #Gewalt gegen #Frauen zu bekämpfen, Betroffenen Schutz und Unterstützung zu bieten und Gewalt zu verhindern.

    (...)

    Mehr dazu, u.a. Stellungnahme der FHK:

    der-paritaetische.de/alle-meld via @paritaet

  23. Heute ist die Istanbul-Konvention als Instrument zum Schutz des Lebens von Frauen in Europa wichtiger denn je, meint Dunja Mijatovic, die Hochkommissarin für Menschenrechte des Europarats. Gastkommentar: Die Istanbul-Konvention rettet Frauenleben | DW | 11.05.2021 #Frauen #Gewalt #Istanbul #Konvention #Europarat #Menschenrechte #Femizid