Protests greet Turkish president's 'football diplomacy' (CNN.com)
YEREVAN, Armenia (AP) -- Thousands of Armenians lined the streets of the capital Yerevan Saturday, protesting the Turkish president who drove past in the first ever visit by a Turkish leader. Many held placards demanding justice for massacres that took place nearly 100 years ago.
Turkish president travels to Armenia (Deutsche Welle)
Turkish President Abdullah Gul says he sees his visit in Armenia as a positive first step. It was the first trip to the counry by a Turkish head of state since Armenia gained independence from the former Soviet Union.
PKK kills three village guards in SE Turkey (People's Daily)
Three village guards were killed by the militants of the outlawed Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK) in southeastern Turkey on Sunday, the semi-official Anatolia news agency reported. The report said that a group of the PKK militants opened fire on the Turkish security forces in an operation against the PKK at Cubuklu village in Semdinli town of Hakkari province, killing the three village guards. The ...
DNR: Turkey, Grouse Hunters Should Find Success (WISC-TV Madison)
MADISON, Wis. -- State wildlife officials said prospects for hunting wild turkeys and ruffed grouse are good at the start of the new season. Wisconsin's wild turkey population continues to grow, and officials increased the number of fall turkey permits to 95,700 -- up 900 from last year.
Armenia, Turkey in Football Diplomacy (The Moscow Times)
08 September 2008 YEREVAN, Armenia — The presidents of Turkey and Armenia watched a football match together Saturday during a landmark encounter that they said could help end almost a century of hostility and boost security in the Caucasus.
Turkey wrap up a triumph for Terim (UEFA News)
Fatih Terim received a late 55th birthday gift from his players as Turkey won 2-0 in their opening FIFA World Cup qualifier in Armenia, explaining: "My players gave me a watch but that win was the real present for me."
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