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“I smiled in the face of bigotry.”   Shaymaa Ismaa'eel Muslim who stood up to Islamophobia with joy   The Art: Ink drawing of Shaymaa Ismaa'eel flashing a bright smile and peace sign while wearing an orange hijab. She's drawn on a map of Washington, DC, where she encountered the anti-Muslim protestors that inspired her smile.    The Story: It was a warm spring day in Washington, DC and Shaymaa Ismaa'eel was attending a large Islamic conference when she noticed a loud group of protestors outside brandishing Islamaphobic signs and hurling abuses on the attendees. Their presence was upsetting the attendees, but most tried to hide their feelings and not give the protestors attention.  Ismaa'eel's friend said to her, “It's Sunday, It's Easter. Don't they have something better to do?” to which Ismaa'eel rejoined, “Clearly, they need something from us,” and she decided to respond to them in a non-confrontational way: she asked her friend to take a photo for her.  In the photo, Ismaa'eel is wearing a hijab and squatting on the curb with a huge smile across her face while flashing a peace sign. The angry protestors and their rude signs and insults served as the backdrop. She shared the photo on Twitter a couple days later, writing “On April 21st I smiled in the face of bigotry and walked away feeling the greatest form of accomplishment” and on Instagram, with a quote from the Prophet Muhammad saying, “Kindness is a mark of faith. Those who are not kind have no faith.” Her posts quickly went viral, racking up 100,000s of mostly positive interactions online.  “I wanted them to see my joy and to combat their hatred with kindness.” she said of the photo. “There's a saying from our Prophet saying, ‘Smile is charity,' and that's just me personally anyway, always smiling. I wanted to show them that we are going to remain kind and unapologetic and continue to spread love in the face of bigotry.” A behavioral therapist with children on the autism spectrum near DC, Ismaa'eel continues, “I'm all about being unapologetic about who you are—don't let anyone dim your light.”   Music: This episode contains music from Geovane Bruno, SoulProdMusic, and ItsWatR.   Sources: Anadolu Agency. (2019, April 24). Muslim woman's pic at anti-Muslim protest goes viral. Daily Sabah. https://www.dailysabah.com/islamophobia/2019/04/24/muslim-womans-pic-at-anti-muslim-protest-goes-viral  Arlington, VA Weather History | Weather Underground. (n.d.). https://www.wunderground.com/history/daily/us/va/arlington/KDCA/date/2019-4-19  BBC News. (2019, April 25). Muslim woman's picture with anti-Islam protesters goes viral. https://www.bbc.com/news/newsbeat-48048312  Blavity TV. (2019, May 10). Shamyaa Talks About The One Photo That Changed Her Life | Life After Going Viral. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEj6Kr6WJCI  Diavolo, L. (2019, April 24). Meet Shaymaa Ismaa'eel, the Muslim Girl Who Posed for Pics in front of Islamophobic Protestors. Teen Vogue. https://www.teenvogue.com/story/meet-shaymaa-ismaaeel-muslim-girl-posed-islamophobic-protestors  Mezzofiore, G. (2019, April 24). This photo went viral when a woman ‘smiled in the face of bigotry.' CNN. https://edition.cnn.com/2019/04/24/us/woman-smiling-photo-islamophobic-trnd-scli-intl  Muslim Woman Poses with Smile in Front of Islamophobic Protesters: “I Wanted Them to See My Joy.” (2019, April 24). Peoplemag. https://people.com/human-interest/muslim-woman-poses-in-front-of-islamophobic-protesters/  Paul, K. (2019, April 24). “Love in the face of bigotry”: woman takes smiling stand against Islamophobic protesters. The Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/apr/23/love-in-the-face-of-bigotry-woman-takes-smiling-stand-against-islamophobic-protesters  Riley, R. (n.d.). Life After Going Viral: Shaymaa Ismaa'eel Shares How She Stood Up To Islamophobia In The Slickest Way Possible - Blavity. Blavity News & Politics. https://www.blavity.com/life-after-going-viral-shaymaa-ismaaeel-shares-how-she-stood-up-to-islamophobia-in-the-slickest-way-possible?category1=culture  @shaymaadarling. (2019, April 23). Twitter. https://twitter.com/ShaymaaDarling/status/1120624558657163264 

La presse analyse l'annonce surprise de la Syrie qui autorise les Nations unies à utiliser le poste frontière de Bab Al-Hawa pour acheminer de l'aide humanitaire. « Cette annonce offrirait au gouvernement de Bachar el-Assad le contrôle de toutes les livraisons d'aide dans la zone nord du pays » dominée par l'opposition, explique le New York Times qui précise que « les Nations unies étudient la proposition des Syriens et les effets potentiels qu'elle aurait sur les opérations humanitaires. »Le site Al Monitor publie la lettre du représentant permanent de la Syrie à l'ONU. Elle propose l'ouverture de ce corridor vital pour l'acheminement de l'aide « en pleine coopération et coordination avec le gouvernement syrien pour une période de six mois à partir du 13 juillet ». Une formulation floue, souligne le New York Times, qui détaille : « On ne sait pas si les convois de l'ONU seront soumis à des inspections ni s'ils pourront continuer à travailler avec des partenaires locaux. [...] Le régime de Damas a toujours instrumentalisé l'aide humanitaire dans le cadre de la guerre », complète une analyste citée par Al Monitor, « il est tout simplement intenable de gérer l'acheminement de denrées vitales avec le consentement du régime ».Le Guardian rappelle que cette annonce surprise de la Syrie intervient deux jours après que son allié russe a opposé son veto à une résolution du conseil de sécurité de l'ONU. Le texte prévoyait d'autoriser le passage de l'aide humanitaire via ce même corridor, pour une durée de neuf mois. Il aurait permis l'arrivée de l'aide en se passant de l'autorisation du dictateur syrien. Le blocage russe au conseil de sécurité de l'ONUEn attendant une réponse de l'ONU à l'annonce syrienne, et à cause du veto russe au conseil de sécurité, le corridor de Bab Al-Hawa est fermé depuis lundi dernier. C'est ce que rappelle le journal turc Daily Sabah qui précise que quatre millions de Syriens dépendent de manière vitale depuis 2014 de l'aide humanitaire acheminée par ce point de passage.Al Jazeera est d'ailleurs allée à la rencontre de ces Syriens. La plupart sont des opposants au régime et fustigent l'attitude de Moscou. « La Russie nous a chassé de nos terres avec son soutien militaire à Assad et poursuit aujourd'hui ses atrocités en bloquant au conseil de sécurité la décision d'autoriser l'aide dans notre région », s'indigne ainsi Mohammed Khalif, le père de sept enfants. Aisha Eid, une mère de deux enfants, renchérit : « La Russie a tué mon mari il y a cinq ans avec ses bombardements. Elle tente maintenant de nous faire mourir de faim par le biais du veto. » Et cette femme interrogée par Al Jazeera ajoute : « Je connais des dizaines de familles qui mourront de faim si l'aide humanitaire n'arrive pas. »Amadouer les minorités religieuses pour sortir de l'isolementBachar el-Assad essaye donc de reprendre la main sur la distribution de l'aide humanitaire au nord et tente d'amadouer les minorités religieuses dans le reste du pays. C'est ce que raconte un article de The Economist sous le titre : « Le président syrien souhaite que les religions non musulmanes l'aident à mettre fin à son statut de paria. » Et cela passe notamment par le développement de cours de yoga. « Des dizaines de centres de méditation fonctionnent aujourd'hui gratuitement dans le pays. L'une des clés de leur succès réside dans le fait que le président Bachar el-Assad les soutient », relate le journal qui relaye les propos d'un instructeur syrien : « Nous offrons un soulagement au stress de la guerre et des difficultés économiques. »« Tout en encourageant le yoga, poursuit The Economist, Bachar el-Assad a permis aux chrétiens évangéliques d'ouvrir des églises. Il a même encouragé les juifs d'origine syrienne à se rendre dans la capitale syrienne. » Le dictateur syrien, ajoute l'auteur de l'article, « bénit ce pluralisme religieux, il espère que cet afflux viendra grossir la base du régime et qu'il mettra fin à son isolement dans le monde ». Cela semble fonctionner, constate-t-il : un évêque australien récemment invité à Damas a ensuite plaidé pour la levée des sanctions contre le régime. Un rapprochement entre l'Inde et la SyrieLe développement des cours de yoga a aidé Bachar el-Assad à renforcer ses liens avec l'Inde, remarque aussi The Economist. Pour preuve, la visite à Damas du secrétaire d'État indien aux Affaires étrangères le 13 juillet. « La première visite ministérielle en Syrie depuis 2018 », rapporte le site indien The Wire qui développe : « L'Inde a décidé de s'engager auprès du gouvernement Assad peu de temps après le retour de la Syrie au sein de la ligue arabe » et rappelle que « pendant le conflit, New Delhi s'était abstenue de critiquer les autorités syriennes ».L'agence de presse syrienne Sana rapporte les propos de Bachar el-Assad à l'occasion de cette visite. Ils ne manquent pas de sel de la part d'un dirigeant qui a plongé son pays dans une guerre atroce : « Les liens entre nos pays sont nécessaires pour jouer un rôle efficace dans le nouvel ordre mondial. Le seul moyen pour l'Occident de parvenir à l'hégémonie est de créer des conflits. » Le secrétaire d'État indien, précise l'agence Sana, a octroyé des bourses à trois cents étudiants syriens et transmis à Bachar el-Assad les salutations du Premier ministre Narendra Modi. Modi qui est lui invité ici à Paris, en ce 14 juillet. 

Selamat Erdogan! Selangkah Lagi Menuju Kemenangan Hakiki Oleh. Desi Wulan Sari(Kontributor NarasiPost.Com) Voice over talent: Dewi Nasjag NarasiPost.Com-Kontestasi politik di negara Turki baru saja selesai. Perhelatan perebutan kursi kepemimpinan kian sengit. Lebih dari 60 juta pemilih akan pergi menuju tempat pemungutan suara untuk pemilihan. Sebanyak 24 partai politik dan 151 kandidat independen akan bersaing untuk 600 kursi. Saat ini Presiden yang berkuasa Recep Tayyip Erdogan akan menghadapi pesaingnya dari partai oposisi Partai Rakyat Republik (CHP) yang dipimpin oleh Kemal Kilicdaroglu yang melihat peluang-peluang dalam mengalahkan Erdogan. Dalam pemberitaan laporan Daily Sabah, Sabtu, 13 April 2023, pemilu tahun ini dianggap penting, baik dari sisi Partai Keadilan dan Pembangunan (AK Party) yang berkuasa, maupun dari partai oposisi yaitu Partai Rakyat Republik (CHP) (kompas.tv, 14/5/2023). Naskah selengkapnya: https://narasipost.com/2023/06/09/selamat-erdogan-selangkah-lagi-menuju-kemenangan-hakiki/world-news/ Terimakasih buat kalian yang sudah mendengarkan podcast ini, Follow us on: instagram: http://instagram.com/narasipost Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/narasi.post.9 Fanpage: Https://www.facebook.com/pg/narasipostmedia/posts/ Twitter: Http://twitter.com/narasipost

For the PNW Yarn Crawl, Ewe and I Yarns is focusing on Turkey as their theme! Therefore, we talk about Turkish fiber traditions today, so you have some extra background information when you look at all the fiber goodness at Ewe and I! We cover Turkish color-knitting and we highlight Turkish rugs. We hope to see you soon at the PNW Yarn Crawl at Ewe and I! https://www.eweandiyarns.com/ Email us with suggestions and concerns at: Spinningayarnstale@gmail.com Or follow us on Instagram! Spinningayarnstale Patterns Talked about today:  The Bonnie Cardigan:  https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/bonnie-27 Pictures of Turkish Socks as well as a lovely article: https://pieceworkmagazine.com/sock-monday-turkish-socks/ RESOURCES:  a, n. (2020, March 2). Knitted socks from Turkey – craft techniques. THE CRAFT ATLAS. Retrieved March 6, 2023, from https://craftatlas.co/crafts/handmade-knitted-socks-from-turkey Aktaş, B. M., & Veryeri Alaca, I. (2017). The co-knitting project: A proposal to revive traditional handmade socks in Turkey. The Journal of Modern Craft, 10(3), 237–256. https://doi.org/10.1080/17496772.2017.1394524 Hershberger, L. D. T. (2018, February). Entranced by Turkish Socks. Piecework, 26(1). Nargi, L. (2014). Knitting around the world: A multistranded history of a time-honored tradition. Voyageur. Looms & Tools. Babak's Oriental Carpets. (n.d.). Retrieved March 8, 2023, from https://www.babaksorientalcarpets.com/pages/looms-tools YouTube. (2013). YouTube. Retrieved March 8, 2023, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsWL-2xHFps. Turkish rug motifs. Turkish Rug Motifs. (n.d.). Retrieved March 12, 2023, from https://www.abc-oriental-rug.com/turkish-rug-motifs.html Koçak, N. (2022, October 4). Artistry at work: Dazzling, traditional carpet-weaving of Türkiye. Daily Sabah. Retrieved March 12, 2023, from https://www.dailysabah.com/life/history/artistry-at-work-dazzling-traditional-carpet-weaving-of-turkiye Ferriter, M. (n.d.). Turkish spindles archives. TurkishFolkArt. Retrieved March 13, 2023, from https://turkishfolkart.com/product-tag/turkish-spindles/ Turkish spindles archives. TurkishFolkArt. (n.d.). Retrieved March 13, 2023, from https://turkishfolkart.com/product-tag/turkish-spindles/

It's been one month since Türkiye was hit by the largest twin earthquakes in nearly a century. A magnitude 7.7 quake struck followed by powerful aftershocks, with several measuring over 6.0 in the country's south. After the one-month mark, the death toll has passed 45,000. In this special edition of Strait Talk, we visit the epicenter of the destruction in Kahramanmaras as we take a look at what lies ahead. While international aid steps in and work shifts over to recovery and reconstruction, what challenges still remain? Guests: Klaus Jurgen Political Analyst Mehmet Çelik Editorial Coordinator at Daily Sabah

Karahan Tepe is an archaeological site in Şanlıurfa Province in Turkey. The site is close to Göbekli Tepe and archaeologists have also uncovered T-shaped stelae there. According to Daily Sabah, "The excavations have uncovered 250 obelisks featuring animal figures" as of 2020.The site is located near Yağmurlu and roughly 46 kilometers east of Göbekli Tepe, which is often called its sister site. It is part of the Göbeklitepe Culture and Karahantepe Excavations project. The area is known as “Keçilitepe” by local people. It is part of a region of similar sites now being uncovered known as the Taş Tepeler.Hugh Newman is a world explorer, megalithomaniac and author of Earth Grids: The Secret Pattern of Gaia's Sacred Sites (2008); co-author of Giants On Record: America's Hidden History, Secrets in the Mounds and the Smithsonian Files with Jim Vieira (2015), and is published in three 'Ancient Origins' e-books. He has been a regular guest on History Channel's Ancient Aliens and Search for the Lost Giants and has been on the BBC, Sky TV, Bosnian TV and is involved in Ancient Tomorrow (US) Megalithic Odyssey (UK) and Road 2 Ruins (US) documentary projects. He is a video producer who publishes regular films of his worldwide explorations at www.youtube.com/MegalithomaniaUK. He has articles published in Atlantis Rising (US), New Dawn (Australia), Nexus (UK/AUS), Mindscape (UK), Heretic (UK), World Explorers Magazine (US), The Circular (UK), The Leyhunter (UK) and on websites such as www.ancient-origins.net and www.grahamhancock.com. As well as organising the annual Megalithomania conferences and tours, he co-organises the Origins Conference in London with Andrew Collins and has spoken at events in the UK, Malta, France, Peru, Egypt, Bosnia, Cambodia, Java and North America. He currently lives in Wiltshire, England.merican research Jj Ainsworth will share her research on ancient symbolism from all around the world, and reveal many surprises and connections between ancient cultures. Her research shows evidence that the oldest petroglyphs in North America were a type of symbol language used not only in America, but in ancient Ireland, and Paraguay as well. These sites are all also connected with the ancient lore of giants.Jj Ainsworth is a researcher and explorer based in the US, who is an expert on ancient symbolism and connections between sites worldwide. She has featured on numerous radio shows, has published articles on www.ancient-origins.com, and co-hosts tours around the world.

It was an overwhelming vote in favor of amending Sweden's constitution that will allow the country to toughen its anti-terror laws. The changes were a key demand from Türkiye, for it to approve Sweden's bid to join the NATO alliance. After Russia launched its attack on Ukraine back in late February, Sweden and Finland dropped their decades of neutrality to apply to join NATO. But Türkiye, who has long accused both countries, particularly Sweden, of harboring and allowing terror groups to operate on their territory. As a NATO member, Türkiye said it would veto the Scandinavian countries' bid to join the alliance, if they didn't crack down on terror groups like the PKK. That change came on Wednesday, after passing in the Swedish parliament with 278 votes. The amendment caps off pledges made by Sweden's Prime Minister Ulf Kirstersson, during his meeting with President Erdogan in Ankara last week, to take a firmer stance on fighting terrorism. So what will this new anti-terror law entail and will Sweden's' government be able to crack down on groups with the constitutional changes? Guests: Gunilla Von Hall Foreign Correspondent at Svenska Dagbladet Mehmet Celik Editor Coordinator at Daily Sabah

Greece is deploying US-made military vehicles on two Aegean Islands, which Turkiye says breaches an agreement. Athens argues it's protecting its people. So, can this tension be contained, or could it spiral out of control? Join host Hazem Sika. Guests: Mehmet Celik - Editorial Coordinator at Daily Sabah. George Tzogopoulos - Senior Research Fellow at Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy/ Pieter Cleppe - Editor of Brussels Report.EU.  

The US lifts a decades-long arms embargo on the Greek Cypriot administration. It was a decision that Türkiye warns could have severe consequences for the ethnically divided island of Cyprus. The President of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, Ersin Tatar said lifting the embargo would embolden their rival government in the south. Founded in 1983, the TRNC has governed the northern part of the island and has engaged in multiple rounds of peace talks with their neighbours to the south. But the last round stalled back in 2017. We take a look at whether this will lead to an arms race on the divided island. Guests: Ahmet Sozen Eastern Mediterranean University Mehmet Celik Editorial Coordinator at Daily Sabah

Efter att Sverige slutit ett avtal med Turkiet för få gå med i Nato, är oron stor bland regimkritiker och kurder i Sverige att de ska offras i processen. Turkiet ställer krav för att ge Sverige grönt ljus Den 28 juni slöts ett så kallat trepartsavtal under Natotoppmötet i Madrid, där Sverige och Finland skrev under på ett antal krav som Turkiet ställer för att säga ja till ländernas Natoansökan, där de viktigaste kraven rör kampen mot terrorism. Men vems definition av terrorism ska gälla, Sveriges eller Turkiets? Det turkiska perspektivet Konflikt intervjuar Batuhan Takis på den Erdogannära tidningen Daily Sabah, som menar att det var en "framgång för turkisk diplomati" att Sverige skrev under på att inte ge stöd till den så kallade Gülenrörelsen, FETÖ, som i Turkiet anklagas för att ligga bakom det misslyckade kuppförsöket 2016, och grupper i Syrien, PYD och YPG, som har band till den kurdiska gerillan PKK. Turkiet ser de här grupperna som terrorgrupper, men inte Sverige.Turkiets kräver utlämningar I turkisk media cirkulerar flera namn på personer som Turkiet vill att Sverige ska utlämna. Konflikt träffar läraren Aysen Furhoff och journalisten Bulent Kenes, som båda finns med på den lista, som turkiska medier publicerat Jag kan inte vara 100 procents säker på vad som kommer att hända med mig nu, säger Bulent Kenes, som inte är svensk medborgare och som nu känner oro efter att Sverige slutit ett avtal med Turkiets president, som han kallar "despot".Kritik från socialdemokrat Socialdemokraten Kadir Kasirga tror att oron bland regimkritiker och kurder i Sverige är obefogad, men socialdemokraten Evin Cetin är starkt kritisk, särskilt till punkten i avtalet att Turkiets och Sveriges underrättelsetjänster ska fördjupa sitt samarbete.   Sverige förbinder sig att samarbeta med ett organ som enligt i svenska myndigheters egna rapporter begår övergrepp och använder tortyrliknande metoder, säger Evin Cetin.UD förstår oron Utrikesdepartementets kabinettsekreterare Robert Rydberg säger att han förstår oron bland regimkritiker och kurder i Sverige, men menar att den inte är sakligt motiverad: Vi tänker inte, och vi kommer inte och vi kan aldrig tumma på grundläggande svenska rättsliga principer, som gör att beslut, åtgärder som gäller enskilda människor som finns i vårt land, de fattas på rättsliga grunder av rättsliga myndigheter, domstolar och andra och inte som politiska beslut på något sätt. Programledare: Lotten Collin lotten.collin@sr.seProducent: Anja Sahlberg anja.sahlberg@sr.seReporter: Firas JonblatResearch: Besir Kavak, Reven Shexo, Beril EskiTekniker: Martin Seipel

Günaydın. Türkiye'yi alışveriş için ziyaret eden turist sayısı yılın ilk yarısında 1,2 milyon kişiyle rekor kırdı. İstanbul'da servis ücretlerine %19,21 zam yapıldı. ABD, Türkiye'deki vize verme kapasitesinin artırılacağını açıkladı. Bugünün bülteni ARCHITECT destekleriyle ulaşıyor. Fotoğraf: Daily Sabah

Clashes have broken out between Azerbaijan and Armenia in Karabakh, with Baku accusing Yerevan of not meeting provisions of a 2020 peace deal. The latest fighting broke out near the Lachin corridor and other places along the ‘Line of Contact'. In 2020, a war broke out in the region, killing more than 6,600 people. Azerbaijan, with support from Türkiye, was able to reclaim large parts of Karabakh. The fighting eventually stopped under a Russian-brokered peace deal. Karabakh is internationally recognised as being part of Azerbaijan but has been illegally occupied by Armenia since the 1990s. Guests: Farid Shafiyev Chairman of the Centre of Analysis of International Relations Mehmet Celik Editorial Coordinator at Daily Sabah

L'émission 28 Minutes du 05/08/2022 Au programme de l'émission du 05 août 2022 ⬇ Ce vendredi, le professeur de littérature et de média à l'Université Paris 8 Yves Citton, la géographe Sylvie Brunel, le journaliste Brice Couturier, ainsi que le dessinateur Xavier Gorce reviennent sur l'actualité de la semaine. Notre invité Alain Cirou les rejoindra en cours d'émission. Directeur de la rédaction du magazine “Ciel et Espace” consacré à l'astronomie, il se passionne pour le ciel nocturne et ce qu'il appelle affectueusement notre “héritage cosmique”. En 1991, il est à l'initiative de la première édition de la Nuit des étoiles, une rencontre entre des associations d'astronomie et le public. Elle se déroule depuis chaque été, pour nous donner l'occasion de “découvrir l'autre côté de la Terre qui est le ciel”, une ambition assumée par l'auteur Alain Cirou de guider nos yeux vers le spectacle des étoiles.  Retour sur deux actualités de la semaine : Taïwan. Mardi 2 août, la présidente de la Chambre américaine des représentants s'est rendue à Taïwan, défiant le gouvernement chinois qui menaçait de prendre des mesures ‘'fortes et résolues''. En conséquence, Pékin a lancé une riposte immédiate par des sanctions économiques et des manœuvres militaires violentes à proximité des côtes de l'île. Cette réponse agressive a été condamnée par le chef de la diplomatie européenne Josep Borrell, qui estime qu'il n'y avait “aucune justification” à utiliser “comme prétexte” la visite de Nancy Pelosi à Taipei. Cette réaction mesurée du représentant de l'Union peut s'expliquer par les conséquences dramatiques qu'une escalade pourrait infliger à l'équilibre mondial et à une Europe déjà fragilisée par le conflit en Ukraine. Comment l'Union Européenne va-t-elle se positionner face au déploiement militaire chinois autour de Taïwan ?  Immigration. Il avait promis une loi “rapide” sur l'immigration. Ce mercredi 3 août, Gérald Darmanin a été contraint de revenir sur cette promesse. Le ministre de l'intérieur souhaitait, entre autres, mettre en place une “double peine” comprenant des sanctions et une expulsion pour les “étrangers délinquants”. Conformément à la demande de Matignon, ce projet de loi, dont l'examen devait débuter au Sénat en octobre, est reporté et remplacé par un “grand débat” parlementaire. Par cette décision, Elisabeth Borne pose son autorité face à un poids lourd de son gouvernement, qui ne possède pas la majorité parlementaire rêvée. A-t-on vraiment besoin d'un nouveau texte sur le sujet ? Dans son duel de la semaine, Frédéric Says oppose la reine Elizabeth II à la militante et sénatrice autochtone Lidia Thorpe, qui l'a qualifiée de “colonisatrice” au moment de prêter serment devant le Sénat australien, avant d'être priée de le répéter correctement.  Après cinq mois passés à Fleury-Mérogis, la cour d'appel de Paris a autorisé ce jeudi 4 août Patrick Balkany à sortir de prison dès le lendemain. Anna N'Diaye nous rapporte les propos des internautes, à commencer par son épouse, qui ont tenu à saluer à leur manière cette liberté retrouvée. Dans son histoire de la semaine, Alix Van Pée nous parle de l'adulation des internautes pour la “dame d'Instagram”, Léna Situations, qui vient d'ouvrir son concept store “Hôtel Mahfouf” à Paris. De retour pour la sixième saison de ses “vlogs d'août” qui l'ont révélée au grand public, elle se confie sur la violence du cyberharcèlement dont elle est régulièrement la cible.  Notre Une internationale est celle du quotidien pro-gouvernemental turc “Daily Sabah” du mardi 2 août, qui titre : “Un premier navire céréalier quitte le port ukrainien dans le cadre de l'accord d'Istanbul”. Retrouvez enfin les photos de la semaine sélectionnées avec soin par nos clubbistes et la “Dérive des continents” par Benoît Forgeard.  28 Minutes est le magazine d'actualité d'ARTE, présenté par Jean-Mathieu Pernin du lundi au vendredi à 20h05. Renaud Dély est aux commandes de l'émission le samedi. Ce podcast est coproduit par KM et ARTE Radio. Enregistrement : 05 août 2022 - Présentation : Jean-Mathieu Pernin - Production : KM, ARTE Radio

Throughout the history of the Ottoman Empire many influential women have lobbied for power and influence over the sultans but few did it better than Hurrem Sultan. Originally born somewhere in Poland and captured into slavery Hurrem worked her way up to becoming the beloved wife of the empire's most powerful Sultan. Works Cited You Are Being Redirected..., thetempest.co/2021/09/26/history/historical-badasses/hurrem-sultan/. 4, Lyndsey Jenkins January, and Lyndsey Jenkins. “Hurrem Sultan as the First Haseki of the Ottoman Empire by Zhara Adal.” Women's History Network, 17 Dec. 2021, womenshistorynetwork.org/hurrem-sultan-as-the-first-haseki-of-the-ottoman-empire-by-zhara-adal/. Afyoncu, Erhan. “Origin of Hürrem Sultan Still Hotly Debated in 21st Century.” Daily Sabah, Daily Sabah, 7 Feb. 2019, www.dailysabah.com/feature/2019/02/08/origin-of-hurrem-sultan-still-hotly-debated-in-21st-century. Ekinci, Ekrem Buğra. “Hürrem Sultan: A Beloved Wife or Master Manipulator?” Daily Sabah, Daily Sabah, 8 Jan. 2015, www.dailysabah.com/feature/2015/01/09/hurrem-sultan-a-beloved-wife-or-master-manipulator?gallery_image=undefined#big. “Hurrem Sultan.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 8 May 2022, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurrem_Sultan. “Hurrem Sultan: The Sultan's Concubine Who Became Queen.” TheCollector, 30 Dec. 2021, www.thecollector.com/hurrem-sultan-concubine-to-queen/. Jacks, Lauralee, et al. “Hurrem Sultan - Suleiman's True Love.” History of Royal Women, 11 Aug. 2021, www.historyofroyalwomen.com/hurrem-sultan/hurrem-sultan-suleimans-true-love/. Madden, Thomas F. “The Woman Who Smashed a Glass Ceiling in the 16th Century.” The New York Times, The New York Times, 22 Nov. 2017, www.nytimes.com/2017/11/22/books/review/leslie-peirce-empress-of-the-east-roxelana-hurrem-sultan.html. “Roxelana.” Encyclopædia Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., www.britannica.com/biography/Roxelana. Szczepanski, Kallie. “Biography of Suleiman the Magnificent, Sultan of the Ottoman Empire.” ThoughtCo, ThoughtCo, 15 May 2019, www.thoughtco.com/suleiman-the-magnificent-195757.

Zera Medya'nın kurucusu Şeyma Eraz Çelik toplumsal cinsiyet eşitsizliğinin medyadaki yansımalarını anlatıyor. Medyada kadın bakış açısının eksikliğini vurgulayan Çelik, kadının medyadaki temsilini değerlendirerek bu konuda güncel sorunları ve sorunların çözümü için neler yapılabileceği konusunda fikirlerini paylaşıyor. *Alfred Üniversitesi İşletme Bölümü mezunu olan Şeyma Eraz Çelik, Müstakil Sanayici ve İşadamları Derneğinde Dış İlişkiler Koordinatörü olarak çalıştı. Çeşitli yurt içi ve yurt dışı organizasyon tecrübelerinden sonra medya sektörüne geçiş yapan Çelik, Daily Sabah gazetesinde ekonomi editörlüğü yaptı. Çeşitli uluslararası medya projelerine danışmanlık yaptıktan sonra Zera Medya'yı kurdu. Çelik, hedef kitle bazlı içerik üretimleri ile stratejik iletişim projeleri üzerine çalışmakta ve yapımcılık yapmaktadır. Şeyma Eraz Çelik, the founder of Zera Medya, discusses how gender inequality is reflected in the media. Highlighting the lack of a woman perspective in the media, Çelik evaluates how women are portrayed in the media and offers her insights on current issues and potential solutions. *Şeyma Eraz Çelik, a graduate of Alfred University, Department of Business Administration, worked as the Foreign Relations Coordinator at the Independent Industrialists' and Businessmen's Association. After various domestic and international organisational experiences, Çelik switched to the media sector and worked as an economy editor at Daily Sabah. After consulting various international media projects, she founded Zera Medya. She is a producer and works on target audience-based content and strategic communication projects.

It's a threat that Turkiye long warned about, but is just now getting attention in Europe. According to a recent German intelligence report, the PKK is the largest terrorist organization operating in the country. Germany's spy chief admitted that the country has become a platform for the PKK terror organization's fundraising and recruitment activities targeting Türkiye. Although Ankara has repeatedly called on its NATO ally Germany to take stronger action against the PKK, the terrorist group's activities have been largely tolerated by authorities, and Berlin has been reluctant to do more to combat the group. Guests: Klaus Jurgens Political Analyst Mehmet Celik Managing Editor at Daily Sabah

Tridimensi Aktivasi Hagia Sofia dalam Kontestasi Kaum Nasionalis-Sekuler di Turki Oleh. Iranti Mantasari, BA.IR, M.Si (Kontributor Tetap NarasiPost.Com) Voice over talent: Giriyani SS NarasiPost.Com-Ramadan adalah bulan yang paling dinantikan oleh kaum muslimin di belahan bumi mana pun. Statusnya yang begitu spesial di antara bulan-bulan lainnya menjadikannya selalu memiliki tempat khusus di hati umat. Salat tarawih yang menjadi satu-satunya ibadah yang hanya dilakukan saat bulan ini pun menambah nilai lebih Ramadan. Sebagaimana sabda baginda Rasulullah saw. yang artinya, “Barang siapa melakukan qiyam Ramadan karena iman dan mencari pahala, maka dosa-dosanya yang telah lalu diampuni” (HR. Bukhari). Imam Nawawi menjelaskan bahwa makna ‘ qiyam Ramadan' spesifik ditujukan kepada salat tarawih. Dengan demikian, ganjaran pahala bagi yang total beribadah di dalamnya pun menanti untuk dipanen kelak di yaumil hisab. Ramadan tahun ini bertambah spesial dengan sampainya kabar menggembirakan dari negeri ‘pewaris Khilafah' sana. Turki menyimpan banyak sekali jejak sejarah kemilau peradaban Islam, salah satunya masjid Hagia Sofia. Masjid ikonis di Istambul ini pasalnya mulai aktif kembali digunakan untuk menggelar salat tarawih. Salat tarawihnya sendiri tentu sudah lumrah bagi kaum muslimin, namun beda ceritanya jika salat ini akhirnya digelar lagi di Hagia Sofia setelah 88 tahun lamanya berfungsi sebagai museum (Daily Sabah, 01/04/2022). Nama Hagia Sofia mungkin sudah tak asing lagi di telinga kaum muslimin. Bahkan, tak sedikit yang ingin mengunjunginya setelah 3 masjid suci di Makkah, Madinah, dan Palestina. Diubahnya status Hagia Sofia menjadi masjid pada tahun 2020 lalu, memberikan angin segar di tengah gempuran pandemi Covid-19 yang sedang mengganas kala itu. Naskah selengkapnya: https://narasipost.com/2022/04/10/tridimensi-aktivasi-hagia-sofia-dalam-kontestasi-kaum-nasionalis-sekuler-di-turki/ Terimakasih buat kalian yang sudah mendengarkan podcast ini, Follow us on: instagram: http://instagram.com/narasipost Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/narasi.post.9 Fanpage: Https://www.facebook.com/pg/narasipostmedia/posts/ Twitter: Http://twitter.com/narasipost

APAC stocks were mostly positive following a predominantly soft close in the US; Nasdaq 100 -0.3%.Fed Chair Powell said if the FOMC needs to raise the Fed Funds Rate by more than 25bps at a meeting or meetings, they will do so.Ukrainian President Zelenskiy said he's prepared to discuss a commitment from Ukraine not to seek NATO membership in exchange for a ceasefire.European equity futures are indicative of a slightly softer open with the Euro Stoxx 50 future down 0.3% after the cash market closed lower by 0.5% yesterday.DXY is firmer post-Powell with the US 10yr yield north of 2.3%; USD/JPY breached 120.00.Looking ahead, highlights include NBH Policy Announcement, Speeches from Fed's Williams, Daly & Mester, ECB's Lagarde, Lane, de Guindos & Panetta, Supply from Germany.US TRADEUS stocks finished mainly negative albeit off lows with sentiment pressured as yields spiked higher amid rising oil prices and hawkish Fed rhetoric, while Russia also downplayed progress in peace talks.S&P 500 Unch. at 4,461, Nasdaq 100 -0.3% at 14,376, DJIA -0.6% at 34,553, Russell 2000 -0.9% at 2,065.NOTABLE US HEADLINESFed Chair Powell said if they need to raise the Fed Funds Rate by more than 25bps at a meeting or meetings, they will do so, and that the balance sheet reduction could come as soon as May but no decision has been made. Powell also stated if they determine that they need to tighten beyond common measures of neutral and into a more restrictive stance, they will do that as well, while he added that risk is rising that an extended period of high inflation could push longer-term expectations uncomfortably higher and the Fed needs to move expeditiously to combat that. Furthermore, Powell said he does not have a test for what would trigger a 50bps hike and reiterated they will move quicker if needed.Goldman Sachs now expects the Fed to hike by 50bps at the May and June meetings, as well as announce the start of the balance sheet reduction in May, while it also sees four 25bps hikes in H2 but added that the Ukraine war and tight financial conditions are risks to the rate call.GEOPOLITICSRUSSIA-UKRAINENEGOTIATIONS/TALKSUkrainian President Zelenskiy said a meeting with Russian President Putin is vital to determine Russia's position on ending the war, according to Interfax. President Zelensky also said that he's prepared to discuss a commitment from Ukraine not to seek NATO membership in exchange for a ceasefire, withdrawal of Russian troops and a guarantee of Ukraine's security, according to AP.White House said European leaders discussed conducting calls on a regular basis and discussed Russia's "brutal" tactics in Ukraine during their call on Monday, while the US wants to hear China condemn Russia's actions.UN General Assembly's special session on Ukraine will resume on Wednesday after a relevant request, according to Sputnik.DEFENCE/MILITARYUS President Biden said Ukraine is fighting valiantly and using equipment from the US, while he added Russian President Putin's back is against the wall and he is talking about new false flags such as biological weapons. President Biden also suggested this is a clear sign that President Putin is considering both biological and chemical weapons, while he added that Russia may be planning a cyber attack against the US.UK Ministry of Defence said Russia claimed it fired a number of hypersonic missiles against Ukrainian targets and that its claims of using the developmental Kinzhal are highly likely intended to detract from lack of progress on the ground campaign.Ukrainian forces announced the recapture of the Makarev area west of Kyiv, according to Sky News Arabia.Ukrainian TV Channel PRM noted that Ukraine's ambassador to Warsaw said Poland understands all the threats from Russia and is preparing for a possible attack by the state, although the ambassador has not yet confirmed or denied the statement, according to Twitter and Daily Sabah.Russian military said 67 vessels from 15 countries remain blocked at Ukrainian ports due to mines, according to Russian press Tass.ENERGY/ECONOMIC SANCTIONSSupport for an EU-wide ban on the purchase of Russian oil is growing inside the bloc, according to diplomats cited by WSJ, although the report added that an agreement on any ban is far from locked in yet.US President Biden's senior aides believe that Russia is suffering a dramatic decline in oil sales that stands to deprive the Kremlin of a key source of government revenue, according to WaPo citing sources.EU's Borrell said the EU is ready to take further restrictive measures against Russia and that sanctions cannot come at an unaffordable cost to the EU, while leaders are to discuss what sanctions are possible.French Foreign Minister Le Drian and US Secretary of State Blinken agreed to continue strengthening sanctions against Russia and on the need to enhance the security of Ukraine's nuclear facilities.FUND/SOVEREIGN ACTIONRussia's coupon payment on sovereign bonds maturing in 2029 was processed by JPMorgan which worked with the US Treasury Department on necessary approvals, according to Reuters sources.S&P said it will withdraw ratings on all Russian entities.OTHERUS State Department said the US is prepared to make "difficult decisions" to return Iran's nuclear programme to its JCPOA limits, while it noted that an agreement is neither imminent nor is it certain on a return to the Iran deal and that the US is preparing equally for scenarios with and without a mutual return to the full implementation of the JCPOA.APAC TRADEEQUITIESAPAC stocks were mostly positive with the region shrugging off the higher yields and oil advances.ASX 200 was led higher by strength in the commodity-related sectors including energy after further gains in oil.Nikkei 225 gained as exporters benefitted from a weaker currency and amid stimulus speculation.Hang Seng and Shanghai Comp. traded higher with outperformance among the blue-chip tech stocks including Alibaba after it boosted its share buyback to USD 25bln from USD 15bln and with oil majors underpinned.US equity futures were lacklustre overnight with price action rangebound.European equity futures are indicative of a slightly softer open with the Euro Stoxx 50 future down 0.3% after the cash market closed lower by 0.5% yesterday.FXDXY continued to strengthen following a jump in yields and the hawkish tone from Fed Chair Powell.EUR/USD was subdued after declining beneath its 200-Hour moving average and the 1.1000 handleGBP/USD continued its pullback overnight with short term resistance at 1.3150 and its nearby 100-Hour MA.USD/JPY climbed above 120.00 for the first time since February 2016.Antipodeans were rangebound with price action not helped by the soft consumer sentiment data.FIXED INCOME10yr USTs extended on the prior day's lows after the front and belly led yesterday's acute selling of the Treasury curve as oil prices rallied and after hawkish comments from Fed Chair Powell.Bunds retreated further below 160.00 with futures down around 2 points so far this week.10yr JGBs gapped beneath 150.00 on spillover selling, with the 10yr yield at 0.22% and nearing the BoJ's cap.COMMODITIESWTI and Brent extended on yesterday's firm gains as support increases for an EU-wide ban on Russian oil. Albeit, opposition from some member states remains.Spot gold was rangebound with price action contained by a firmer greenbackCopper prices were choppy overnight and failed to benefit from the mostly constructive risk tone.CRYPTOBitcoin gained overnight in which prices briefly reclaimed the USD 43,000 level.NOTABLE EUROPEAN HEADLINESECB's Rehn said the ECB should normalise policy without hurting growth and rate hikes from the ECB would depend on economic developments.NOTABLE APAC HEADLINESPBoC injected CNY 20bln via 7-day reverse repos with the rate at 2.10% for a CNY 10bln net injection.PBoC set USD/CNY mid-point at 6.3664 vs exp. 6.3635 (prev. 6.3677)US State Department is taking action against Chinese officials for involvement in repression of ethnic and religious minority groups with the US imposing visa restrictions on Chinese officials, according to Reuters.Japan was reported to be eyeing additional stimulus valued over JPY 10tln, according to Sankei, although Chief Cabinet Secretary Matsuno later stated they are not thinking about an economic stimulus package now.DATA RECAPNew Zealand Westpac Consumer Confidence (Q1) 91.2 (Prev. 99.1)

Canary Cry News Talk #447 - 02.16.2022 SHEEPSHIFTING LINKTREE: CanaryCry.Party SHOW NOTES: CanaryCryNewsTalk.com CLIP CHANNEL: CanaryCry.Tube SUPPLY DROP: CanaryCrySupplyDrop.com SUPPORT: CanaryCryRadio.com/Support MEET UPS: CanaryCryMeetUps.com Basil's other podcast: ravel Gonz' YT: Facelikethesun Resurrection App Made by Canary Cry Producer: Truther Dating App   LEAD Clip: #ExposeFDA clip of FDA exec goes viral   B&G UPDATE FLIPPY White Caste installing 100 more Flippy's (Restaurant Business)   Deep Fake: South Korean candidate avatar goes viral (Yahoo AFP) (ACLU Obama NDAA) → DHS: Even podcasters can be labelled “terrorist” (NY Post) DHS Threat Terror Bulletin Source   EPSTEIN Prince Andrew to pay out Virginia Giuffre (Time UK)   SHILLZILLA Alison Gollust resign from CNN (CNN)   COVID/WACCINE Clip: Bill Gates on Population control (Marca Video) Truckers: What is the Emergencies Act invoked by Trudeau? (Wapo) Here's why some people don't want a waccine (Guardian Op) → Headline: NHS recruiting sheep to ease 12 year olds getting jab (Metro) METAVERSE → Disney names executive to oversee Metaverse strategy (Reuters) → JP Morgan joins metaverse, Decentraland (USA Today) → McDonalds finds Golden Ticket for Metaverse (Inc) NEPHILIM UPDATE New documentary series on the Nephilim (Jerusalem Post)   ADDITIONAL STORIES: “Goulish” plan to use spot on Mexico-US border (Yahoo AXIOS) China snake like robot arm in space (MSN) VR training of large robot arms (Next Pitt.) Russia/Cyberpandemic: DHS and FBI warn of potential cyberattack from Russia (Yahoo) → Russia says some troops pulling out, Ukraine skeptical (WSJ) Climate investing “boycott bills” could halt Great Reset (Politico) Pope Francis upgrades role of Bishops for more decentralization (Vatican News) Jesuits saying Pope Francis may be last hope for Ukraine (American Mag) Elon Musk quietly donated $6 billion, where'd it go? (NY Times) Djokovic willing to miss tournaments over mandates (BBC) How Hip Hop has a conspiracy theory problem (Rolling Stone) Peter Thiel backs conservative dating app, The Right Stuff (Yahoo AXIOS) Sandy Hook parents win $73 million (ctpost) Canada to lock down crypto payments because of blockade (Blockworks) Putins latest move (Fox) Chinese financier of GETTR is bankrupt Trump really was spied on (WSJ Opinion) China Courts freeze $157 million of Evergrande assets (Reuters China) Pentagon halts NDAA plan to build $1bn Missile rader system in Hawaii (Star Stripes) The Old World Order needs cleansing (New Age) Crypto payments face restrictions amidst trucker blockade (Blockworks) Two plants growing really fast proves climate change in Antarctica (Yahoo) Turkish scientists arrive at Horseshoe island in Antarctica (Daily Sabah) Source of mysterious global tsunami, Antarctica (National Geographic) Credit Suisse and Goldman Sachs, time to buy Chinese stocks (CNBC) San Fransisco, Asian hate educational city board recalled (NY Post) Biden-Harris Fact Sheet on Clean Industry standards (White House) Elon Musk faces animal abuse accusation for Neuralink (The Guardian) “I trust my drug dealer more than the waccine” (STAT)   EPISODE 447 WAS PRODUCED BY… Executive Producer Caroline F**   Supply Drop William M   Producers MORV, puddin22, Palmer B, Christian N, Gene G, Andrew F, JC, Sir Sigrah the Beast, Elle, Robert R, Sir Scott Knight of Truth, Joel, Heathersirruss, Sir Casey the Shield Knight, Gail M, Veronica D, Child of God, Jackie U, DrWhoDunDat, Runksmash ART PRODUCTION (Drawing, Painting, Graphics): Dame Allie of the Skillet Nation Sir Dove Knight of Rusbeltia   CONTENT PRODUCTION (Microfiction etc.): Runksmash: Agent Grimwold boots up after his antivirus update, his school of autonomous bio-hybrid kill fish have been deployed and are scanning the area. “Congratulations, you have enough VAX points for a free upgrade to your Cyber Golem!” He reads on his HUD.   The Sentinel: “Wax On. Wax Off. Wax On. Wax Off.” The elderly man repeats as Basil drags his rag side to side on the warehouse floor. “No! Not like that. Right foot forward. Left foot forward. Drag the rag in big circle around the warehouse, then start a new circle inside, until you reach the center.” “But Skate-sei. Gonz, I thought I was going to learn how to skate! Not how to clean.” Basil slouches his shoulders. “You want to be alpha skater – I will teach you – but a true leader serves those around him. Now clean the floor. Wax On. Wax Off.” Skate-sei Gonz repeats as he walks away. “Wax On. Wax Off.”   CLIP PRODUCER Emsworth FaeLivrin   Timestamps: Mondays: Jackie U Wednesdays: Jade Bouncerson Fridays: Christine C

Link to article: https://bit.ly/3rnYGtyOn Tuesday, Turkish police in eleven different provinces took forty suspects into custody for an alleged money laundering scam perpetrated using the Twitch streaming platform.According to Demirören News Agency (via Daily Sabah and Dexerto), the suspects are accused of using stolen credit cards to buy Bits, which are essentially the platform's virtual currency. Those Bits were then allegedly sent to streamers, who then paid the scammers real money through a 70 to 80 percent refund.So, if the scammers bought 1,000 Bits for $10, this could be a way for them to make $7 or $8 from a stolen credit card, and streamers to pick up the difference. Compound more stolen credit cards and much higher dollar amounts, and you end up with a scam that could total an estimated $9.8 million.This appears to be a long-running operation, with an email paper trail going back two years.Daily Sabah covered the suspected scam in November 2021, after a thread titled “Thief KO streamers” appeared on well-known Turkish forum, frmtr.com. The thread alleged that some smaller streamers with only 40 to 50 viewers were making significant amounts of money. However, it wasn't only forum threads that were sounding the alarm.Support the show (https://bit.ly/2XdAlJC)

This week Kris and Donna take a hack at Xavier Gens’ “Frontier(s)” (2007), a rollercoaster of a movie about a group of thieves escaping Paris only to find themselves in the clutches of cannibalistic neo-Nazis. Also, the vaccination station, Big Titty Goth Girlfriend Wife, A George Bush of Their Own, real bacon hours, and the evolution of modern French Fascism.CONTENT WARNINGS: Nazism/Fascism, Eugenics, Racism, Homophobia, Islamophobia, Antisemitism, Ableism, Claustrophobia, Gun violence, Abduction, Forced Captivity, Forced Marriage, Torture, Cannibalism, Excessive Blood/GoreGot questions, comments, stories, or movie suggestions? Hit us with them at info@shtlstpod.com! Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter and Instagram @shtlstpod for all your gross movie updates!SHOW NOTES:Watch “Frontier(s)”: Prime, Youtube, Google Play, iTunes, Vudu“Frontier(s) (2007),” IMDB.“Frontier(s),” Wikipedia.“Horror’s new Frontier(s),” Darren Amner, Eye For Film.“A Look Back at Xavier Gens’ Frontier(s),” Brian Fanelli, January 29 2019.“After Making It Out of Paris, Finding There’s No Escape,” Manohla Dargis, The New York Times, May 9 2008.“Behind the Insurrections - The French Capitol Insurrection,” Behind the Bastards, iHeartRadio, February 2 2021.“France mandates masks to control the coronavirus. Burqas remain banned.,” James McAuley, The Washington Post, May 10 2020.“Islamophobic attacks in France increase by 53% in 2020,” Daily Sabah, January 29 2021.“National Rally,” Wikipedia.“Marine Le Pen compare les "prières de rue" des musulmans à une "occupation",” Le Monde, December 11 2010.“Marine Le Pen, Islamophobia, and the polarization of French society,” Lowell Turner, ILR School, Cornell University, May 09 2017.RECOMMENDED READING:““Break Their Lineage, Break Their Roots” China’s Crimes against Humanity Targeting Uyghurs and Other Turkic Muslims,” Human Rights Watch, April 19 2021.“The Rohingya Crisis,” CNN, Retrieved May 11 2021.“Rohingya,” Human Rights Watch, Retrieved May 11 2021.“India’s Muslims: An Increasingly Marginalized Population,” Lindsay Maizland, Council on Foreign Relations, August 20 2020.“Israel and Occupied Palestinian Territories 2020,” Amnesty International, 2020.“World Report 2020: Israel and Palestine, Events of 2019,” Human Rights Watch, Retrieved May 16 2021.“The Israel-Palestine Crisis: Causes, Consequences, Portents,” International Crisis Group, May 14 2021.

Om våld mot kvinnor och den politiska striden om ordet genus. Är Istanbulkonventionen vägen framåt eller ett hot mot traditionella värden? Hör om Turkiet, Polen och kvinnorna som drabbas av våldet. Medverkande: Alice Jonsson och Michelle Carlsson, gymnsister i Linköping, Feride Acar, professor emeritus Middle East Technical university, Johanna Nelles, Council of Europe, Hasan Deniz, Acev, Hasan Aydogdu, pappa, Beril Eski, frilansjournalist, Semra, Istanbul, Hilal Kaplan, kolumnist Daily Sabah, Karolina Pawlowska Ordo Iuris Polen, Helena, som utsatts för misshandel, Rosita Grönfors, Rom- och resande kvinnojour Täby, Per-Olof Andersson, socialchef i Motala kommun,  Maria Eriksson professor i socialt arbete vid Ersta Sköndal Bräcke högskola Reportrar: Lisen Elowson Tosting, Beril Eski, Robin Olin, Marcin Antosiewicz Producent: Katja Magnusson katja.magnusson@sr.se Programledare: Ivar Ekman ivar.ekman@sr.se

Turkish troops and the Free Syrian Army are continuing to advance on YPG positions in northern Syria, as Operation Olive Branch enters its fifth day. Is this the end of US led proxy wars? Peter Galbraith, a former US diplomat who advised the Kurds during negotiations on Iraq's Constitution, joins us from Paris. In Washington DC, Mark Kimmitt, a retired Brigadier General who served as a US spokesman during the Iraq War. Also in Washington we have Christine Fair, a security studies professor at Georgetown University. And in the studio we have Meryem Atlas, the editorial director for Turkish newspaper Daily Sabah.