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| '''''Journal of Turkish Weekly''''' is a website, run by the ]. | '''''Journal of Turkish Weekly''''' is a website, run by the ]. | ||
| Most of the content of the web site is republications from Turkish and international news sources. | |||
| In addition to its correspondents and experts, it also republishes from the international respected publications, including ], ] etc. | |||
| ⚫ | The journal publishes also own blog-style comments and analysis, taking a nationalistic approach - often in relation to the Armenian issue. A February 2005 article in the journal 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> | ||
| The journal publishes mainly on Turkish foreign and domestic politics. ], ], ] and ] are alos other significant sections in the journal. | |||
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| The journal claims that they receive about 150.000 visits everyday. | The journal claims that they receive about 150.000 visits everyday. | ||
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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 blog-style comments and analysis, taking a nationalistic approach - often in relation to the Armenian issue. A February 2005 article in the journal 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...
The journal claims that they receive about 150.000 visits everyday.
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