The Independent
Hükümetler Arası İklim Değişimi Paneli Başkanı'ndan Ciddi Uyarı
30 Ocak 2005
Hükümetler Arası İklim Değişimi Paneli'nin Başkanı Dr. Pachauri, atmosferdeki karbondioksit seviyesinin tehlike sınırına çoktan erişmiş...
Is the world safer now?
28 Ocak 2005
As war ended, our correspondents examined key questions about Iraq's future. With the elections looming, the updated answers highlight the...
Darfur: Never again?
26 Ocak 2005
As the world prepares to commemorate Holocaust Day, crimes against humanity are still being committed in Darfur while diplomats bicker....
Küresel Felaket İçin Geri Sayım
26 Ocak 2005
Küresel ısınma tehlikesinin geri dönülemez eşiğine ulaşmamıza kalan sürenin 10 yıldan uzun olmadığı, uluslararası bir çalışma grubu...
Mass suicide bid at Guantanamo
25 Ocak 2005
Twenty-three inmates at the US detention facility in Guantanamo Bay staged a mass suicide attempt in 2003 by trying to hang or strangle...
Iran next, then who?
24 Ocak 2005
Last week, courtesy of Seymour Hersh and The New Yorker, we learned that a long-held prediction of mine had come true. American forces have...
Noam Chomsky: 'Controlling the oil in Iraq puts America in a strong position to exert influence on the world'
24 Ocak 2005
Chomsky's views on America's role in the world are well-known, thanks to four decades of relentless political activity marked by his...
Floods clear-up is hampered as Scotland and North are battered by 100mph winds
12 Ocak 2005
Storm force winds hit the stricken city of Carlisle in Cumbria last night, hampering its attempts to mop up from floods that have left...
Could the Tsunami Disaster Be a Turning Point for the World?
5 Ocak 2005
As the international aid effort grows and George Bush launches a fresh appeal, we ask politicians and commentators if 2005 might see a new...
The lost generation
29 Aralık 2004
Up to half the 60,000 victims of the tsunami are children, says UN. Tens of thousands more are orphaned, and face threat of disease. By...
Stephen King: Sadly, this disaster makes little difference to the markets
29 Aralık 2004
Some countries have benefited hugely from globalisation, while others have been left far behind
Investors warn AstraZeneca chief: one more 'hiccup' and you're out
28 Aralık 2004
Sir Tom McKillop, chief executive of AstraZeneca, could be forced to quit before the end of next month, investors have warned. By Jason...
The cost of Christmas
24 Aralık 2004
£30bn: The amount Britons will spend celebrating Christmas this year. By Cahal Milmo
Law lords condemn Blunkett's terror measures
17 Aralık 2004
'The real threat to the life of the nation, in the sense of a people living in accordance with its traditional laws and political values,...
Europe must clutch the cloak of history
17 Aralık 2004
Turkey should be in the European Union precisely because it is a liberal, modernising country of Muslims
EU leaders to offer Turkey deal on membership talks
16 Aralık 2004
The European Parliament yesterday called for EU membership talks with Turkey as soon as possible, paving the way for heads of government to...
Aznar 'purged all records in Madrid bombings cover-up'
14 Aralık 2004
Spain's socialist Prime Minister, Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, condemned his conserva- tive predecessors yesterday for carrying out a...
Turkey offers to heal the wounds between West and the Islamic world - for a price
13 Aralık 2004
Turkish membership of the EU can bridge the gap between the West and the Islamic world and avert a clash of civilisations, says Turkey's...
Recep Tayyip Erdogan: 'Taking part in the EU will bring harmony of civilisations - it is the project of the century'
13 Aralık 2004
The opening of Istanbul's new modern art museum may not seem the obvious place for Turkey's Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, to talk...
Pentagon suppresses details of civilian casualties, says expert
13 Aralık 2004
The Pentagon is collecting figures on local casualties in Iraq, contrary to its public claims, but the results are classified, according to...
Last week the US lost its 1,000th soldier killed in combat. Why did no one notice?
13 Aralık 2004
Because the coalition wants to play down the carnage. Especially when it comes to civilians. By Andrew Buncombe, Severin Carrell and...
Judges to rule on Berlusconi bribery case
10 Aralık 2004
Italy's billionaire Prime Minister, Silvio Berlusconi, faces the most testing judgment of his political life today, when three judges in...
At risk: 1,000,000,000 of the world's children
10 Aralık 2004
One billion children are at risk today from war, poverty and hunger, failed by the world's governments. By Stephen Khan.
Kyoto will not work, warns climate expert
9 Aralık 2004
The West's approach to fighting global warming, enshrined in the Kyoto protocol, will not work, a leading climate scientist said yesterday.
