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Turkey chef tries to send kebab into space

A chef in Turkey launched a kebab into the stratosphere on Tuesday, to coincide with the International Day of Human Flight marking the 61st anniversary of the first human space flight made by Soviet .

To boldly go where no kebab has gone before

Turkish restaurateur celebrates the 61st anniversary of Yuri Gagarin's first space flight with a very Turkish twist - by launching a spicy Adana kebab into space

A Kebab maker from Adana attempted to send a kebab into space

Yasar Aydin, a kebab maker from Adana, tried to send a kind of kebab known as ’Boru kebabı’ into space with a weather balloon he had prepared with a group of about 30 people. After a 3-hour flight, the kebab-laden balloon exploded in the stratosphere and fell into the sea in Hatay.

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People in Germany with Turkish roots have identity problems – a situation fuelled by the Turkish president

09/02/2021 – by Timur Tinç In depth © Stefan Rampfel/picture-alliance/dpa Islam is part of Germany: Muslims break their fast at the Turkish-Islamic DITIB mosque in Göttingen in 2012. Since Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey’s president, rose to power, he has actively pursued a policy of encouraging Turks living in Germany to identify with him and with Turkish values. This attitude fractures what is already a very heterogeneous community even more. The first Turks came to Germany as labour migrants almost 60 years ago. They were called “Gastarbeiter” – guest workers – because they were supposed to stay in the country for only a limited time. But many settled in Germany permanently, had children and grandchildren here. Today, around 3 million people with Turkish roots live in Germany, and roughly half of them have the German citizenship. Turkish immigrants – and Islam, accordingly – are now part of German society. Nonetheless, many of the first generation’s

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