Media of Russia has published photos of the son of Erdogan, along with those leaders DAESH (Isis), saying it illustrates the close relationship of family Erdogan with IS Daesh.
What should be mentioned is that these pictures were published in “Bilal Erdogan” Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan’s son. It is equipped with many leaders of the terrorist group’s IS.
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Caught: Counter-terrorism police first became aware of Ahmet Dahmani, 26, when he arrived on a flight to Antalya and tracked him to the hotel in the Manavgat district of the city
Police in Turkey have arrested a Belgian man Turkey have arrested a Belgian man of Moroccan origin on suspicion he scouted out the target sites for the Paris attacks.
Ahmet Dahmani was arrested at a luxury hotel in the southern coastal city of Antalya.
Reports say the 26-year-old had been staying in a five-star hotel in the popular tourist destination since November 16.
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A Turkish government official confirmed that two other men were also arrested, without giving details.
Local media claim the two other men, both Syrian citizens, were detained on a nearby highway on suspicion they had been sent by Islamic State in Syria to ensure Dahmani’s safe passage across the border and were planning to meet him.
It is believed Dahmani arrived in Turkey from Amsterdam on November 14, one Turkish official said.
They have reportedly been identified as 29-year-old Ahmet Tahir and 23-year-old Muhammed Verdi.
One of the two men, both thought to be Syrian nationals, was reportedly acting as lookouts for the Paris attacks before fleeing across Europe to Turkey.
Counter-terrorism police first became aware of Dahmani when he arrived on a flight to Antalya and tracked him to the hotel in the Manavgat district of the city.
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The combined force of more than 100 police and soldiers found ball bearings of the 0.55 mm size in the search of the foreign suspect’s rented room in Nong Chok. They are similar to ball bearings which the forensic police found at both the Erawan shrine and Sathorn bridge. Earlier in the afternoon, the combined force of over 100 police and soldiers searched Rooms 404, 409, 410, 411, 412 on the fourth floor of an apartment on Soi Chuemsamphan in Nong Chok district rented by Ahemet Mehmmet Emin Ayse following tipoff that he might be involved in the bombing. The man rented the rooms since January 27 last year. Found in the search included a shirt tainted with explosive substances, ball bearings in plastic packages, several sizes of square and round batteries, electrical cords, electric welder, adhesive tapes, screw driver, scissor, a plastic tank with chemicals, box of sodium carbonate, several sizes of metal pipes with covers, sticky tape and ignition fuses. But it was not yet known if the name of the man who rented the rooms is the same as the bomb suspect. PHOTOCREDIT CATHAY MEE 
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24/11/2014 But detectives said they were interrogating all the arrestees considering their poosible ties to the Rohingya militants and their activities in Cox’s Bazar and Naikhyanchharhi.
A leader of the Awami League unit in Bandarban’s Naikhyanchharhi is among the five people including a Pakistani citizen arrested as suspected militants in Chittagong City.
Police nabbed Md Shafiullah, 38, from Hotel Lord’s Inn at the port city’s Nasirabad on Sunday morning.
The four others are Pakistani Mohammad Alam, 44, Salamat Ullah, 40, Mohammad Amin, 53, and Abdul Majid, 31.
Shafiullah had contested the last Upazila Parishad election with the ruling party’s support.
Police suspect the five were connected with Rohingya Solidarity Organisation (RSO) which allegedly is involved with Rohingya militants.
However, one of Shafiullah’s party leaders claimed the man had gone to that hotel to discuss about selling land.
But detectives said they were interrogating all the arrestees considering their poosible ties to the Rohingya militants and their activities in Cox’s Bazar and Naikhyanchharhi.
Allegations have it that some Rohingya refugees are involved in criminal activities abroad by obtaining Bangladeshi passports.
Indian intelligence officials recently arrested RSO member Khalid Mohammad alias Khalid from Hyderabad over the Oct 2 Burdwan blast in West Bengal.
According to them, Khalid had confessed to have received militant training from Pakistan’s Tehrik-e-Insaf on behalf of Myanmar outfit Tehrek-e-Azadi Arakan.
bdnews24.com’s investigation also found out that Naikhyanchharhi Upazila resident Shaifullah had connections with the RSO.
Locals said his father Saleh Ahmed was also involved in RSO-related activities in the past.
The local influential family has close ties with the Rohingya people who have illegally come to Bangladesh from Myanmar.
Several local residents also said Naikhyanchharhi AL unit’s Human Resource Affairs Secretary Shafiullah works for a faction of the RSO.
They said Shafiullah joined Islami Chhatra Shibir, the Jamaat-e-Islami’s student wing, after passing SSC from Naikhyanchharhi High School. He passed HSC from Chittagong College.
He enrolled at Chittagong University’s Bangla department, but did not continue studies. He later passed degree from Nangolkot College and completed masters from a private university in Dhaka.
He is currently working at Naikhyanchharhi’s Haji MA Kalam Degree College’s political science department as an honorary teacher.
Local journalists said Shafiullah was also the president of the board of directors of two schools and a madrasa there.
A local Awami League leader, asking not to be named, told bdnews24.com that Shafiullah was not even involved in party activities six-seven years ago.
He joined Awami League after working for his brother-in-law who contested the 2009 Upazila Parishad election for chairman.
Naikhyanchharhi Upazila AL unit General Secretary Taslim Iqbal said Shafiullah was not involved with any militant organisation.
He told bdnews24.com that the party leader went to Chittagong to discuss about selling his personal land.
Shafiullah ran for chairman in this year’s Upazila polls, but was defeated by BNP-led alliance backed candidate Tofayel Ahmed.
BNP leader Ahmed is one of the accused in a case filed over the rampage in a Buddhist village in Cox’s Bazar’s Ramu Upazila.
Salamat Ullah, arrested with Shafiullah on Sunday, was also allegedly involved in the arson and vandalism at Ramu.
Salamat is locally known as a chief organiser of RSO in Cox’s Bazar.
Another arrestee, Majid confessed to police that his parents were of Rohingya origin.
His passport showed that he was born in Saudi Arabia’s Makkah. He visited Thailand, India, Qatar, Bahrain and Turkey in past one year.
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Mass protests were held against the United Nations across four Arakanese towns on Sunday.
Over five thousand turned out in Sittwe alone, for monk-led demonstrations against Ban Ki Moon’s use of the term Rohingya
Police suspect the illegal Muslim immigrants found here recently were using Thailand and Malaysia as transit points to travel on to Turkey where they allegedly would be trained for terrorist plots.
After they meet in Kunming in southern China, they will be divided into four groups to enter Thailand through Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia, before crossing the Gulf of Thailand to Songkhla province,…
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The largest Byzantium monastery in Istanbul will be converted into a mosque after its restoration next year, Hurriyet Daily News said.
The Monastery of Stoudios, also known as the İmrahor Monument, will be turned into a mosque and be titled İmrahor İlyas Bey Mosque. The renovation of the mosque, which forms part of the Hagia Sophia Museum, will follow the same fate as that of Hagia Sophia churches in Trabzon and İznik, which had been already turned into mosques.
“I wouldn’t like to speak as a member of a council but my personal opinion is that cultural heritage shouldn’t be reflected as an antagonistic heritage. If we reflect it like this, it will damage societies on a macro level,” said Laki Vingas, acting as representatives of the Directorate General of Foundations.
Vingas added that the issue creates grief within society, and it was not only the Greek community’s problem.
“Cultural heritage is universal heritages, meaning that they are humanity’s common heritage,” he said.
İmrahor’s conversion into a mosque came at a time debate continues as to whether to reopen Hagia Sophia as a place of worship. Most recently, Deputy Prime Minister Bülent Arınç has expressed his hope to see the Hagia Sophia to be used as a mosque.
Vingas said: “My personal view is that when you are trying to create a new vision you should be careful not to create new problems for the future.”
The Monastery of Stoudios was founded in 462 by the consul Stoudios, a Roman patrician who had settled in Constantinople, and was consecrated to Saint John the Baptist. It was the most important monastery of Istanbul during the Byzantium era, also serving as the center of Byzantine intelligentsia. The basilica was converted to a mosque, during the period of Ottoman Sultan Bayezid II. After two major fires in the 18th and 19th centuries, the monastery was mostly destroyed. In 1946, it was turned into a museum in line with a ministerial cabinet decision.
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ANSAmed) – ISTANBU – There are over 100,000 women working as sex slaves in Turkey, of which half are children, a non-governmental organization has revealed in an extensive report on prostitution in the country quoted Saturday by daily Hurriyet. Up to 3,000 prostitutes work in brothels located in 55 of the 81 provinces of Turkey and 15,000 other registered prostitutes work with an official document, according to the report prepared by Sefkat-Der, a civil association founded to help marginalized segments of society. The most shocking aspect of the report, however, is that the number of women selling sex on the streets has climbed to over 100,000, half of whom are children. It stated that many underage girls from impoverished families, especially in eastern and southeastern provinces, had become victims of the “prostitution mafia.” Vulnerable children who have been the victim of abuse inside their own family, orphans, and mentally challenged children are also often prey for organized crime rings. The report added that women up to the age of 60 are working in brothels. Sefkat-Der attracted media attention last spring when it filed a petition to Parliament to ask for permission to open a brothel employing males, in protest at brothels where women are employed. For Sefkat-Der and women’s associations, the fact that there are more brothels in Turkey than women’s shelters has long been a cause of criticism of both the state and local government. (ANSAmed).
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