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Most of the content of the web site is republications from Turkish and international news sources. Most of the content of the web site is republications from Turkish and international news sources.


The journal publishes also own comments and analysis, taking a highly ] approach, particularly in issues regarding the Armenian Question, which is claimed by Sedat Laçiner (who has a broad mandate over its functions ) as a field of expertise. One of its article about the debate on the ] concluded by stating: ''Armenians do not want to discuss 'genocide' allegations...They do not accept any debate about the past...''<ref>http://www.turkishweekly.net/news.php?id=3525</ref> The journal publishes also own comments and analysis on a wide range of topic related to Turkey, including the European Union, Aegean dispute, terrorism in Turkey, Turkey's relations with US, Russia, EU, and Turkic countries, Turkey's neighbours in Balkans and Middle East, Cyprus and Armenian issues.<ref>http://www.turkishweekly.net/articles.php</ref> A February 2005 article is about the debate on the ] concluded by stating: ''Armenians do not want to discuss 'genocide' allegations...They do not accept any debate about the past...''<ref>http://www.turkishweekly.net/news.php?id=3525</ref>

A leading editor is ], who is also the director of International Strategic Research Organization. He was written several books and articles on the Armenian Question.<ref> http://www.usak.org.uk/junction.asp?ln=EN&docID=188</ref>




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Journal of Turkish Weekly is a website, run by the International Strategic Research Organization.

Most of the content of the web site is republications from Turkish and international news sources.

The journal publishes also own comments and analysis on a wide range of topic related to Turkey, including the European Union, Aegean dispute, terrorism in Turkey, Turkey's relations with US, Russia, EU, and Turkic countries, Turkey's neighbours in Balkans and Middle East, Cyprus and Armenian issues. A February 2005 article is about the debate on the Armenian genocide concluded by stating: Armenians do not want to discuss 'genocide' allegations...They do not accept any debate about the past...

A leading editor is Sedat Laciner, who is also the director of International Strategic Research Organization. He was written several books and articles on the Armenian Question.


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  1. http://www.turkishweekly.net/articles.php
  2. http://www.turkishweekly.net/news.php?id=3525
  3. http://www.usak.org.uk/junction.asp?ln=EN&docID=188
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