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PRIVATE AIRLINE FIRM TO OFFER "AIR TAXI" SERVICE IN ISTANBUL STARTING FROM OCTOBER
ImageISTANBUL - Turkey's first airline company in regional air transportation will offer "Air Taxi" service in Istanbul starting from October.
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LEADING TURKISH BANK TO SEND 1 MLN TL TO FLOOD-HIT PAKISTAN
ImageISTANBUL - Turkey's leading bank Is Bankasi will extend a financial aid of 1 million Turkish liras to flood-hit Pakistan. (1 USD equals 1.5280 TL)
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DAVUTOGLU SAYS APOLOGY FOR DEADLY AID CONVOY RAID AN INTERNATIONAL EXPECTATION
ImageANKARA - Turkish foreign minister has said that the international community still expected an apology from Israel over a deadly raid on a Gaza-bound aid convoy.
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TURKEY'S SOUTHERN RESORT CITY HOSTS 7 MLN TOURISTS
ImageANTALYA - Turkey's southern resort province of Antalya hosted nearly seven million tourists since the beginning of 2010.
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TURKEY'S UN SECURITY COUNCIL PRESIDENCY BEGINS ON SEPT. 1
ImageUNITED NATIONS - Turkey will undertake presidency of UN Security Council between September 1 and 30, 2010.
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SABANCI HOLDING FIRST HALF NET PROFIT JUMPS 52 PCT TO TRY 918 MLN
ImageISTANBUL - Turkish finance-to-energy conglomerate Sabanci Holding <SAHOL.IS> said Friday its first half net profit surged to 918 million Turkish lira, up 52 percent from the same half of 2009.
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HEYBELIADA SEMINARY TO OPEN DOORS FOR EXHIBITION
ImageISTANBUL - The seminary in Heybeliada, Istanbul will open its doors for the first time in 30 years for an art exhibition, local authorities said on Friday.
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BOSNIAN OFFICIAL WELCOMES TURKEY'S POLICY IN BALKANS
ImageSARAJEVO - Haris Silajdzic, chairman of Bosnia-Herzegovina's tripartite presidency, said that the policy which Turkey pursued in Balkans was very positive.
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  • 12:14   (ECO) FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
  • Buying and selling rates of USD, Euro and British Pound in Istanbul and Ankara at noon on Wednesday are as follows (in TL):
      
       ISTANBUL Buying Selling
       USD 1.5110 1.5150
       Euro 1.9180 1.9230
       British Pound 2.3300 2.3600
      
       ANKARA
       USD 1.5070 1.5170
       Euro 1.9140 1.9290
       British Pound 2.3150 2.3500
      
       (DO-CE)
  • 12:14   (GEN) TURKISH SATELLITE COMPANY TO ATTEND A LEADING FAIR IN DUTCH CAPITAL
  • Turkey's satellite communications company TURKSAT will attend a leading electronic media fair to be held in the Dutch capital city in mid-September.
       TURKSAT, which currently operates Turkey's three satellites, will participate in the IBC Fair, world's leading international forum for the electronic media industry, to be held in Amsterdam between September 10-14, a statement from the company said on Wednesday.
       During the fair, TURKSAT will promote its satellite communications services, as well as its brands UydunetSKY and TURKSATGlobe, the statement noted.
       This year's IBC Fair is expected to host nearly 50,000 participants from more than 140 countries.
       TURKSAT A.S. is the only satellite operator company in Turkey. TURKSAT manages and operates three satellites (TURKSAT 1C, TURKSAT 2A, TURKSAT 3A) and provides all types of satellite communications through TURKSAT and other satellites.
       With its high-tech infrastructure and experienced staff, TURKSAT is one of the world?s leading operators in the satellite communication business. Through innovative projects to meet the communication demands of the communities in the East hemisphere, the company provides services not only for Turkey, but also for the people all over the world.
       (DO-CE)
  • 11:40   (GEN) TURKEY'S GALATASARAY ELECTED TO EXECUTIVE BOARD OF EUROPEAN CLUB ASSOCIATION
  • Turkey's Galatasaray soccer club was elected to the executive board of the European Club Association (ECA), a statement said on Wednesday.
       Galatasaray A.S. Director General Ebru Koksal was elected member of the executive board of ECA at annual general assembly of the ECA in Geneva, Switzerland, a statement by Galatasaray said.
       Koksal will also serve as the co-chairperson of Institutional Relations Working Group of ECA.
       (EÖ-CE)
  • 11:40   (DIP) CYPRIOT LEADERS MEET TO DISCUSS MUTUAL PROPOSALS ON PROPERTY ISSUE
  • President Dervis Eroglu of Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) and Greek Cypriot leader Demetris Christofias met Wednesday within the scope of Cyprus peace talks in order to discuss mutual proposals on property issue.
       Eroglu and Christofias, who met for the 11th time at the buffer zone in Lefkosa, will assess the detailed proposals on property topic all day long.
       UN Secretary-General's Special Advisor on Cyprus Alexander Downer and UN Secretary-General's Special Representative in Cyprus Lisa Buttenheim are also attending today's meeting.
       Leaders are expected to continue to discuss the property issue on Thursday, officials said.
       UN attaches great importance to the outcome of the full-day talks to be held today and tomorrow, sources also noted.
       Advisor Downer earlier said that if Cypriot leaders reached an important consensus on property issue, that would constitute a major step for direct negotiations between the parties in the island.
       Eroglu and Christofias held their latest meeting on September 3 and presented their summary opinions on the property issue.
       Eroglu's predecessor Talat and Greek Cypriot leader Christofias got together 71 times under the extensive settlement talks.
       Dervis Eroglu was elected the new president of TRNC on April 18.
       (DO-CE)
  • 11:38   (ECO) TEXTILE EXPORTS FROM BURSA ON RISE
  • Textile and ready-to-wear clothing exports from the northwestern province of Bursa rose by 9.3 percent and 7.5 percent respectively year-on-year in the first eight months of 2010.
       According to the data by the Uludag Exporters' Associations, textile exports reached 597.8 million U.S. dollars while ready-to-wear clothing exports were 320.4 million U.S. dollars in the mentioned period.
       Textile sector exported its products to 9 free zones, 113 countries and autonomous regions while RTW sector exported its products to 7 free zones, 99 countries and autonomous regions.
       The top ten countries and free zones where textile exports were made from Bursa between January and August 2010 are as follows:
      
       . Exports Difference
       Country (thousand USD) (%)
       ----------------- ----------- -------
       Germany 67,624 -6.4
       Russia 61,912 12.0
       Iran 37,173 1.9
       Romania 36,695 29.5
       Britain 34,731 21.5
       Italy 29,672 17.6
       Poland 28,728 6.3
       Morocco 19,138 14.6
       Bulgaria 18,976 -12.9
       Mersin Free Zone 17,717 64.1
      
       The top ten countries and free zones where ready-to-wear clothing exports were made from Bursa are as follows:
      
       . Exports Difference
       Country (thousand USD) (%)
       ----------------- ----------- -------
       Germany 76,529 9.1
       Britain 66,893 -6.0
       Spain 36,590 5.8
       Belgium 33,337 20.5
       France 26,837 0.5
       United States 12,300 11.5
       Italy 8,564 12.6
       Ataturk Air. free zone 6,690 87.4
       Greece 5,765 68.3
       Switzerland 3,386 74.9
      
       (EÖ-CE)
  • 11:38   (GEN) TURKEY TO ATTEND 153 TOURISM FAIRS IN 2011
  • Turkey will participate in a total of 153 tourism fairs to be held in 66 countries in 2011.
       According to Turkish Culture & Tourism Ministry's web-site, the ministry will promote Turkey's touristic and cultural values at numerous international fairs it will attend in an effort to increase Turkey's share in the world tourism market.
       The ministry will carry out promotion activities at major fairs held particularly in countries that send the highest number of tourists to Turkey, officials said.
       Culture & Tourism Ministry will set up pavilions at the "ITB Berlin" tourism fair and "MITT Moscow Fair" to be held in March 2011, as well as the "World Travel Market (WTM) London Fair" to be organized in November 2011 within this framework, sources said.
       The ministry also noted that representatives of leading Turkish tourism agencies, hotels and airline companies would promote their activities at the Turkish pavilions.
       Utrecht Tourism Fair to be held in the Netherlands, Madrid Fitur Tourism Fair to be held in Spain, BIT Milano to be hosted by Italy and Dubai Fair to be organized in the United Arab Emirates are some of the other tourism events to be attended by Turkey in 2011, officials added.
       (DO-CE)
  • 10:58   (SPO) 2010 WORLD BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND OF LAST 16 -ARGENTINA COACH SAYS IT WAS A GREAT AND TOUGH MATCH
  • Argentina coach Sergio Hernandez said after defeating Brazil that it was a great and tough game.
       Argentina toppled Brazil 93-89 in the round of last 16 in the 2010 World Basketball Championship in Istanbul on Tuesday, advancing to the quarter finals.
       Hernandez said that he was glad that his team advanced to the quarter finals.
       "We will face Lithuania. I think that it will be another great game," Hernandez said.
       Brazil coach Ruben Magnano said, "I am happy despite defeat by Argentina. My players did what they could. They really worked hard. Luis Scola was the star of the game."
       (EÖ-CE)
  • 10:42   (SPO) SOCCER: GROUP A OF EURO 2012 QUALIFYING COLLATED STANDINGS
  • Turkish national soccer team defeated Belgium's team 3-2 in an EURO 2012 qualifying Group A match in Istanbul on Tuesday and ranked the second in the Group A.
       Group A of the Euro 2012 qualifying collated standings are as follows:
      
       Standings: P W D L F A Pts
       --------------------------------------
       Germany 2 2 0 0 7 1 6
       Turkey 2 2 0 0 6 2 6
       Austria 1 1 0 0 2 0 3
       Belgium 2 0 0 2 2 4 0
       Azerbaijan 1 0 0 1 1 6 0
       Kazakhstan 2 0 0 2 0 5 0
      
       (EÖ-CE)
  • 10:36   (ECO) TURKEY'S MAIN STOCK DOWN IN OPENING
  • Istanbul Stock Exchange (ISE) index was down in the opening of the morning session on Wednesday.
       ISE National 100 Index dropped 183.94 points to 60,562.81 over Tuesday's closing.
       Stocks lost 0.30 percent in value.
       (DO-CE)
  • 10:35   TURKEY-PRESS SCAN (3)
  • These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in Turkish press on September 8, 2010. The Anadolu Agency does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
      
       TURKIYE
       -------
       ERDOGAN ADDRESSES PEOPLE IN BURSA
       Premier Recep Tayyip Erdogan addressed a large number of people in northwestern province of Bursa. Erdogan said that they would not allow ill scenarios to darken the future of Turkey. "We want to put an end to bureaucratic oligarchy," he said.
      
       TURKISH NATIONAL SOCCER TEAM GIVES US A PRESENT
       The national soccer team of Turkey defeated Belgium's team 3-2 in a EURO 2012 qualifying Group A match in Istanbul. Hamit, Semih and Arda scored goals.
      
       ZAMAN
       -----
       THERE IS NO TURNING BACK, LET'S DESTROY EVERYTHING
       A voice recording uploaded to the web-site "dailymotion.com" revealed that the recent incidents in southeastern Hatay province's Dortyol town were acts of an organized provocation. According to the recordings, a person, alleged to be the head of a nationalist organization in Hatay, gave instructions to protestors during the clashes that took place on July 26. "There is no turning back. You will march towards the coffee house of the Kurds. Let us destroy everything as we have seized the opportunity," the person said.
      
       METEOROLOGY DENIES GENERAL STAFF'S STATEMENT
       Replying to remarks claiming that no military actions were taken in the Hantepe raid despite the images taken by Herons, General Staff said that "helicopters could not reach the scene of the incident due to heavy fog and dust clouds". However, Directorate General of Meteorology examined the 15-day meteorological maps and diagrams in Hantepe and Zap Valley and said that there had been no heavy fog or dust cloud in the region on July 20 2010, the day of the terrorist attack.
      
       YENI SAFAK
       ----------
       END TO GUARDIANSHIP
       Addressing citizens in the northwestern province of Bursa, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Turkey would be cleared off status quo and guardianship on September 13. "Turkey will win on September 13, not Justice and Development (AK) Party," Erdogan said.
      
       NATIONAL TEAM GOT THE GAME 3-2
       Turkey's national soccer team slammed Belgium in a EURO 2012 qualifying match thanks to goals of Hamit, Semih and Arda. Turkey, which won both of its games against Belgium, will take on Germany in an away match on October 8 and struggle for leadership.
       (End)
       (EÖ-DO-CE)
  • 10:33   (ECO) FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
  • Buying and selling rates of USD, Euro and British Pound in Istanbul and Ankara at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday are as follows (in TL):
      
       ISTANBUL Buying Selling
       USD 1.5110 1.5160
       Euro 1.9230 1.9290
       British Pound 2.3200 2.3500
      
       ANKARA
       USD 1.5090 1.5190
       Euro 1.9180 1.9330
       British Pound 2.3050 2.3450
      
       (EÖ-CE)
  • 10:15   TURKEY-PRESS SCAN (2)
  • These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in Turkish press on September 8, 2010. The Anadolu Agency does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
      
       VATAN
       -----
       HAND IN HAND AFTER 4 MONTHS
       The main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) chairman Kemal Kilicdaroglu and former CHP chairman Deniz Baykal appeared at a rally in Antalya hand in hand for the first time after four months. Baykal said, "we wanted to show our unity and solidarity to our friends and enemies." Before rally in Antalya, Kilicdaroglu told a television program that he would send off (Prime Minister Recep Tayyip) Erdogan through democratic ways.
      
       TWO RESERVATIONS FROM EUROPE
       European Commission replied by a letter to a question by a group of Turkish academicians who said "why does the commission back 'yes' in the referendum?". The commission said that the constitutional amendment package was a right step, but they have concerns over two issues. "One of them is justice minister's being head of Supreme Board of Judges and Prosecutors (HSYK), and the other one is requiring the minister's approval to grant authority for inspection," the commission said.
      
       CUMHURIYET
       ----------
       YES WILL DIVIDE THE COUNTRY
       Republican People's Party's (CHP) former chairman Deniz Baykal said "No" (to referendum) together with CHP's new chairman Kemal Kilicdaroglu at the party's rally in the Mediterranean province of Antalya.
       "If majority of the votes are 'No' in the referendum, the ruling party will go away, however, if there are more number of 'Yes' votes, Turkey will be faced with a great trouble. Because, half of the people do not want this constitution," Baykal said.
      
       NATIONAL TEAM WON HARD
       Turkey's national soccer team defeated Belgium 3-2 in a EURO 2012 qualifying match in Istanbul. The national team, which was beaten 1-0 at the beginning of the match, made the score 2-1 afterwards, however, it could not play a dominant game against its rival. Arda scored the goal that brought victory to Turkey.
      
       RADIKAL
       -------
       LIFE GETS MORE EXPENSIVE IN TURKEY'S EAST
       Changes in the prices of 10 basic family expenditures including education, health and food expenses in the last 5 years have revealed that life in Turkey's eastern and southeastern regions have become much more difficult compared to the country's west. The price increases in eastern and southeastern provinces are higher than developed cities, moreover, prices have increased by 51 percent all across the country over the last 5 years.
      
       FIRST TARGET SEMI-FINALS
       The Turkish national basketball team will play one of the most important games in its history tonight. "The Giants" will play against strong Slovenia at 9:00 p.m. tonight in an effort to qualify for semi-finals at the World Basketball Championship.
       (More)
       (EÖ-DO-CE)
  • 09:48   TURKEY-PRESS SCAN (1)
  • These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in Turkish press on September 8, 2010. The Anadolu Agency does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
      
       HURRIYET
       --------
       KILICDAROGLU AND BAYKAL HAND IN HAND IN ANTALYA
       The main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) chairman Kemal Kilicdaroglu and former CHP chairman Deniz Baykal were hand in hand in CHP's rally in Antalya, Baykal's hometown. Baykal said, "I came here to declare my vote in the referendum. Your 'no' votes will be remembered as a medal of merit." Kilicdaroglu said that if this constitutional amendment is approved, corruption will be legitimized in Turkey.
      
       NEW QUESTIONS TO BE PREPARED FOR 12 EXAMS
       Higher Education Board's (YOK) Inspection Council which has been continuing its inspection over cheating claims in public personnel selection exam (KPSS) will also work during the Ramadan holiday. New questions will be prepared for 12 exams of the Student Selection and Placement Center (OSYM).
      
       MILLIYET
       --------
       TAPPING REPORT
       A report prepared by the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office of Ankara, which has been investigating the claims alleging that the telephone exchanges of the Supreme Court of Appeals and Council of State are being tapped, has revealed a terrifying truth. The report said that conversations were tapped through IMEI numbers and 37 different methods were used to determine the talks or to take their records. Telephone exchanges of the President's Office, Prime Ministry and General Staff are also unsafe, the report said.
      
       YOU DISAPPEARED AFTER A VIDEOTAPE
       Delivering a speech in the northwestern province of Bursa, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan criticized Republican People's Party's (CHP) former chairman Deniz Baykal's recent remarks in which he said Turkey would be divided if majority voted "Yes" in the upcoming referendum.
       "You disappeared after a videotape. I did not want to talk about it, but you forced me to talk. These people have no respect for the nation's will," Erdogan said.
      
       SABAH
       -----
       NEW CONSTITUTION AFTER PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION
       Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan told Sabah daily that they would launch a new initiative for a consensus over a new constitution after parliamentary elections in 2011. Erdogan said that he believed that Turkish people would say 'yes' in the referendum on the constitutional amendment package. "If an agreement is reached with the Higher Election Board, the parliamentary election scheduled to take place in July 2011 can be held a month earlier," Premier Erdogan said.
      
       10 PKK TERRORISTS KILLED
       Security teams killed 10 PKK terrorists in mountainous area in southeastern province of Hakkari. Security forces launched an operation after a missile attack on Catlikuru military outpost. 9 terrorists were killed in a clash in Hakkari. One terrorist was found dead in Eruh town of Siirt province.
       (More)
       (DO-EÖ)
  • 09:03   (GEN) WEATHER FORECASTS
  • According to the Turkish State Meteorological Services, three-day weather conditions and forecasts of the highest and lowest temperatures in Celcius for provinces in Turkey beginning on Wednesday are as follows:
      
       PROVINCE 08.09.2010 09.09.2010 10.09.2010
       ADANA AB 24 35 AB 24 35 AB 25 35
       ADIYAMAN AB 22 35 AB 23 36 AB 23 36
       AFYONKARAHISAR AB 14 29 AB 15 31 AB 16 31
       AGRI PB 12 30 PB 11 29 PB 13 29
       AKSARAY AB 15 29 AB 15 30 AB 15 31
       AMASYA PB 17 29 PB 15 29 PB 16 30
       ANKARA AB 16 30 AB 17 32 AB 17 33
       ANTALYA AB 23 32 AB 23 34 AB 24 33
       ARDAHAN GSY 9 25 PB 11 27 PB 12 27
       ARTVIN GSY 18 22 GSY 17 23 GSY 17 25
       AYDIN AB 19 34 AB 20 35 AB 20 36
       BALIKESIR AB 15 30 AB 15 32 PB 17 31
       BARTIN AB 14 27 AB 15 29 AB 15 29
       BATMAN AB 17 37 AB 17 37 AB 18 38
       BAYBURT GSY 7 26 PB 7 28 PB 8 30
       BILECIK AB 15 28 AB 16 31 PB 18 32
       BINGOL AB 18 34 AB 17 34 AB 18 35
       BITLIS AB 14 33 AB 15 34 AB 16 35
       BOLU AB 12 27 AB 13 29 AB 14 30
       BURDUR AB 15 31 AB 15 32 AB 15 32
       BURSA AB 16 31 AB 17 32 PB 19 33
       CANAKKALE AB 18 29 AB 17 30 PB 18 29
       CANKIRI AB 13 28 AB 12 30 AB 13 31
       CORUM PB 13 28 PB 11 29 PB 12 30
       DENIZLI AB 19 34 AB 21 35 AB 22 36
       DIYARBAKIR AB 18 37 AB 18 38 AB 19 38
       DUZCE AB 15 29 AB 15 32 AB 17 33
       EDIRNE AB 16 30 AB 16 31 PB 16 30
       ELAZIG AB 15 33 AB 14 34 AB 15 35
       ERZINCAN PB 12 30 PB 11 32 PB 12 33
       ERZURUM PB 9 26 PB 7 27 PB 8 28
       ESKISEHIR AB 13 28 AB 14 31 AB 15 32
       GAZIANTEP AB 18 36 AB 20 37 AB 21 38
       GIRESUN GSY 20 23 GSY 19 24 GSY 20 26
       GUMUSHANE GSY 15 26 PB 13 27 PB 12 28
       HAKKARI AB 17 30 AB 16 30 AB 16 31
       HATAY AB 25 31 AB 26 32 AB 26 32
       IGDIR PB 17 34 PB 18 31 PB 18 32
       ISPARTA AB 14 30 AB 14 31 AB 14 30
       ISTANBUL AB 19 27 AB 20 28 PB 20 27
       IZMIR AB 20 31 AB 21 32 AB 22 32
       KAHRAMANMARAS AB 23 36 AB 23 37 AB 23 38
       KARABUK AB 16 32 AB 16 34 AB 17 35
       KARAMAN AB 15 29 AB 14 31 AB 14 31
       KARS GSY 8 25 PB 7 26 PB 8 28
       KASTAMONU AB 13 26 AB 11 29 AB 11 30
       KAYSERI AB 10 29 AB 12 30 AB 13 31
       KILIS AB 21 35 AB 21 37 AB 22 37
       KIRIKKALE AB 16 30 AB 16 31 AB 16 32
       KIRKLARELI AB 16 28 AB 16 29 PB 17 26
       KIRSEHIR AB 15 29 AB 14 30 AB 15 30
       KOCAELI AB 17 29 AB 18 32 PB 19 32
       KONYA AB 16 29 AB 16 30 AB 17 31
       KUTAHYA AB 13 29 AB 14 32 AB 15 32
       MALATYA AB 20 33 AB 20 33 AB 21 34
       MANISA AB 18 33 AB 18 35 AB 20 35
       MARDIN AB 24 33 AB 25 34 AB 26 35
       MERSIN AB 27 34 AB 27 35 AB 27 35
       MUGLA AB 17 32 AB 17 32 AB 17 33
       MUS AB 16 32 AB 15 31 AB 16 32
       NEVSEHIR AB 15 27 AB 14 28 AB 14 29
       NIGDE AB 15 29 AB 16 30 AB 16 31
       ORDU GSY 21 24 GSY 19 26 GSY 19 26
       OSMANIYE AB 24 32 AB 24 33 AB 25 33
       RIZE GSY 20 26 GSY 20 26 GSY 20 27
       SAKARYA AB 15 29 AB 16 31 PB 19 32
       SAMSUN PB 19 25 PB 18 24 PB 19 25
       SANLIURFA AB 22 36 AB 24 37 AB 24 38
       SIIRT AB 22 36 AB 22 35 AB 23 36
       SINOP PB 20 25 PB 21 26 PB 20 25
       SIRNAK AB 19 29 AB 20 30 AB 21 31
       SIVAS AB 12 27 AB 11 28 AB 12 29
       TEKIRDAG AB 19 26 AB 19 28 PB 19 27
       TOKAT PB 17 28 PB 16 29 PB 16 29
       TRABZON GSY 21 24 GSY 21 24 GSY 20 26
       TUNCELI AB 17 34 AB 16 35 AB 17 36
       USAK AB 13 28 AB 15 30 AB 15 31
       VAN AB 13 26 AB 16 25 AB 15 27
       YALOVA AB 17 28 AB 18 31 PB 19 31
       YOZGAT AB 12 25 AB 11 26 AB 11 27
       ZONGULDAK AB 16 25 AB 17 27 AB 18 27
      
       A - Clear
       AB - Decreasing Cloudy
       CB - Mostly Cloudy
       DMN - Smog
       DY - Hail
       GSY - Heavy Showers
       HKY - Light Snow
       HSY - Light Showers
       HY - Light Rain
       K - Snowy
       KF - Dust or Sand Storm
       KKY - Sleet
       KSY - Heavy Showers
       MSY - Partly Showers
       PB - Overcast
       R - Windy
       S - Foggy
       SCK - Hot
       SGK - Cold
       SY - Showers
       Y - Rainy
       YKY - Heavy Snow
       (EÖ)
  • 23:31   (SPO) 2010 WORLD BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND OF LAST 16 -ARGENTINA 93 - BRAZIL 89
  • Argentina toppled Brazil 93-89 in the round of last 16 in the 2010 World Basketball Championship in Istanbul on Tuesday, advancing to the quarter finals.
      
       Arena: Sinan Erdem
       Referees: Carl Jungebrand (Finland), Juan Arteaga (Spain), Ilija Belosevic (Serbia)
       Argentina: Prigioni 6, Jasen 15, Delfino 20, Scola 37, Oberto 7, Cequeira 2, Gonzalez, Quinteros, Gutierrez 6, Mata, Kammerichs
       Brazil: Huertas 32, Garcia 7, Barbosa 20, Giovannoni 3, Varejo 7, Splitter 10, Machado 10, Dos Santos, Vieira, Becker
       1st Quarter: 25-25
       Half time: 46-48
       3rd Quarter: 66-66
       Fouled out: 34:37 Giovannoni (Brazil), 38:32 Jasen (Argentina)
      
       (İMB-SOL)
 
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