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Cihan News Agency latest on Thursday January 17, 2015
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REŞİT HAYLAMAZ/ PROPHET MUHAMMAD(PBUH): Famous theologian Dr Reşit Haylamaz tells the battles of Prophet Muhammad and gives details the exemplary life of Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him. “Violation and wars had never been preferential agenda for Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and during his 23-year prophecy period the duration of the battles(all of them were defensive ) of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) only was 13 hours,” says Haylamaz.

CEMİL ÇİÇEK/OIC: Turkish Parliament Speaker Cemil Çiçek will attend a conference organized by Parliament Union of Organization of Islamic Cooperation which is being held in Hilton Hotel.

BIRAND/DEATH ANNIVERSARY: In his death anniversary, prominent journalist Mehmet Ali Birand will be commemorated in front of his tomb located in Anadolu Hisari.

TANER YILDIZ/ENERJİ BİR-SEN: Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Minister Taner Yıldız will attend 5th ordinary congress of Enerji Bir-Sen which is scheduled to be held in Büyük Anadolu Hotel.

BELGIUM, FRANCE GERMANY OPERATIONS: At least 30 suspected were detained in a series of terror operation was held in Belgium, Germany and France. Development will be followed from Brussels.

SHINZO ABE /ABDEL FATTAH EL SISI: Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will hold a meeting with Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in Afghan capital city of Kabul.

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ERDOĞAN SLAMS SUPPORTERS OF ISRAEL: President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has slammed "some countries" standing by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's attendance at a march in Paris commemorating victims of terrorism, calling the Israeli leader's act "hypocrisy" and saying it is “thought-provoking” that some countries are advocating for Israel.

INTERNET DAILY’S OFFICE DESTROYED: Rota news portal's headquarters are under plastic tents to prevent water from falling on workers and equipment after demolition teams knocked down the top floor of the building in İstanbul because it was built illegally.

ERDOĞAN CRITICIZES CENTRAL BANK: President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan criticized the Central Bank on Friday for not revising the interest rates despite plummeting oil prices, saying he will discuss the matter with the president of the Central Bank.

BELGIUM ANTI TERROR RAID-2: The office of the Belgian state prosecutor confirmed on Friday that 13 suspects were detained in a police anti-terror operation conducted in the previous evening.

CHARLIE HEBDO PROTESTED IN PAKISTAN: French satirical Magazine Charlie Hebdo was protested by a group in Pakistani capital city of Islamabad on Friday.

BELGIUM ANTI TERROR RAID-1: Belgian police launched a "jihadist-related" anti-terrorism operation in the eastern town of Verviers on Thursday, with reports saying three people had been killed.

NASA/TITAN APPROACHING: Remember the Titan (Landing): Ten years ago today, Jan. 14, 2005, the Huygens probe touched down on Saturn's largest moon, Titan.

SOUTH KOREA/TEAR GAS PROTEST: IMF chief Christine Lagarde said 2015 must be the "year of action" when policymakers redouble efforts to tackle deep-seated economic weaknesses and show greater political leadership on infrastructure investment, trade agreements, and climate change.

IMF/GLOBAL ECONOMY: IMF chief Christine Lagarde said 2015 must be the "year of action" when policymakers redouble efforts to tackle deep-seated economic weaknesses and show greater political leadership on infrastructure investment, trade agreements, and climate change.

SMUGGLED CIGARETTES OPERATION: Police teams in Turkish central Anatolian province of Kırıkkale 80 thousand packages of cigarettes in a truck hidden among kiwi boxes.

UN/ISRAELI PALESTINIAN CONFLICT: The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is now entering "unchartered territory" as tensions between the two sides escalate and an "ever-widening trust deficit" risks hampering future peace talks, a senior United Nations political official told the Security Council today as he urged Palestinians and Israelis to "plot a course" and work towards a negotiated resolution.

US SLAMS TURKEY: The US has criticized a Turkish court ruling which is blocking web pages featuring a controversial cover of the French satire magazine Charlie Hebdo, whose employees were the target of a fatal attack last week.

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CIHAN - LIVE POSITION
Slug: TURKEY SYRIA BORDER
Event: Covering latest developments from the Turkish province of Hatay along the
Turkey Syria border.
Location 1: Hatay Yayladagi
Location 2: Gaziantep- Kilis
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FRANKFURT: (Mobile) Mobile access to one of Germany’s and Europe’s largest cities and points.
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BEIRUT: (Mobile & Studio) Cihan’s complete broadcasting and multi-camera studio with transport allows your firm to access developments in Lebanon’s capital city of Beirut.
ISTANBUL, TURKEY - (Mobile): Follow the world from the middle of the world. Programming and TV access to Istanbul, a leading world city in art, culture, industry, media and transport.
ANKARA, TURKEY - (Mobile): Full programming access to one of the Asia’s leading capital cities and the workings of the Turkish government.
IZMIR, TURKEY - (Mobile): TV and transport access to Izmir, a city on the Aegean Sea and an important regional leader in the fields of Tourism and Trade.
KIRKUK, IRAQ-(Mobile): Mobile access to one of Iraq’s largest cities and a point of cultural dialog between Turkey, Iraq.
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