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Uluslararası Gazetecileri Koruma Komitesi (CPJ), Ekim 2012 tarihli özel basın özgürlüğü raporunda Türkiye'deki basın özgürlüğünün 'kriz' seviyesine ulaştığını belirtiyor.

Işıl Karakaş BBC Türkçe'den Murat Baykara'nın sorularını yanıtladı.

Costa Rica - green and happy?

Continuing global economic growth "is not possible" if nations are to tackle climate change, a report by an environmental think-tank has warned.

Global economic growth - in its current form - cannot continue if nations are serious about curbing climate change, says Andrew Simms. In this week's Green Room, he warns that the consumer society cannot "have its planet and eat it".

Many of the world's biggest cities are increasingly threatened by climate change. If it continues unchecked, millions will be left homeless, starving and with little water.

Smart meters will play a central role in delivering an energy infrastructure fit for the 21st Century, says Stephen Cunningham. In this week's Green Room, he argues why he believes the technology will help deliver the necessary carbon saving needed to prevent dangerous climate change.

Kalkınma teorileri, kapitalizm, küreselleşme ve sistem karşıtı hareketler üzerine görüşleriyle tanınan ekonomist Samir Amin'in, BBC Türkçe'ye yaptığı, global ekonomik kriz ve emperyalizm değerlendirmesi:

The birdwatchers at Kuyucuk lake rise with the sun.

Esther (not her real name), 28, a professional living and working in Zimbabwe's capital, Harare, describes how the daily struggle to survive is reaching a point of desperation.

Turkey is fiercely patriotic and proud of it. But the country's bid to join the European Union has sparked a nationalist backlash that has turned murderous, the BBC's Sarah Rainsford reports from Istanbul.

More than 6,200 babies have fallen ill after drinking formula milk made from contaminated powder, Chinese Health Minister Chen Zhu has announced.

The US Federal Reserve has announced an $85bn (£48bn) rescue package for AIG, the country's biggest insurance company, to save it from bankruptcy.

The fourth-largest investment bank in the US, Lehman Brothers, has said it will file for bankruptcy protection, amid a growing global financial crisis.

UK scientists have developed a drug which may halt the progression of Alzheimer's disease.

Iran will strike Israel and the US navy in the Gulf if it is attacked over its nuclear programme, a senior Iranian official has warned.

World leaders say they will aim to set a global target of cutting carbon emissions by at least 50% by 2050 in an effort to tackle global warming.

Oil prices have risen after emergency talks among the world's top oil powers and leading consuming nations over the weekend ended with no real resolution.

Scientists claim they have cured advanced skin cancer for the first time using the patient's own cells cloned outside the body.

People in the Irish Republic are voting in a referendum on whether to ratify the European Union reform treaty, in a poll anxiously watched across the EU.

One of South America's few remaining uncontacted indigenous tribes has been spotted and photographed on the border between Brazil and Peru.

Gaza's humanitarian situation is at its worst since Israel occupied the territory in 1967, say UK-based human rights and development groups.

EU environment ministers have given their broad backing for proposals to cut CO2 levels by 20% by 2020.

Wheat prices have hit record levels as supplies dwindle, raising concerns about growing food inflation.

ABD Merkez Bankası Fed'in eski başkanı Alan Greenspan, Amerikan ekonomisindeki büyümenin yavaşladığını ve hızlı bir iyileşmenin de pek olası görünmediğini söyledi.

Many efforts to curb climate change have paid little attention to conservation or helping the world's poor, a think tank has warned.

Cuba's ailing leader Fidel Castro has announced he will not accept another term as president, ending the communist revolutionary's 49 years in power.

Ballot counting has begun in Pakistan after a key election which it is hoped will help end the country's crisis.

EU foreign ministers are meeting in Brussels to seek a joint position on Kosovo's independence declaration.