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Macaristan hükümetinin resmi hesabını bloke etti

Macaristan Uluslararası İletişim ve İlişkilerden Sorumlu Bakanı Zoltan Kovacs, Twitter’ın, Macaristan hükümetinin resmi hesabını engellediğini açıkladı.

Twitter, Macaristan hükümetinin resmi hesabını bloke etti

Macaristan Uluslararası İletişim ve İlişkilerden Sorumlu Bakanı Kovacs, Twitter'ın, Macaristan hükümetinin resmi hesabını engellediğini açıkladı.

İngilizce zamanlar - İngilizce tensler ve isimleri konu anlatımı

İngilizcede ''Tense'' zamanlar demektir. Simple Present Tense ise geniş zaman anlamına gelir. Rutin olarak yapılan işler, alışkanlıklar ve genel değerlendirmeler için Simple Present Tense kullanılır. Geçmişte olup bitmiş durumları ve eylemleri aktarmak içinse Simple Past Tense kullanılır. İngilizce Tensler ve isimleri nelerdir? Sizin için örnek cümleler ile birlikte açıkladık.

1.2 million first time asylum seekers registered to EU in 2016

1.2 million first time asylum seekers registered to EU in 2016

Türkiye'nin Mavi Marmara saldırısı raporu

Türkiye'nin Mavi Marmara saldırısıyla ilgili BM'ye sunduğu raporun tam metni:

Turkey expects to receive €450 mln annually from Nabucco

ANKARA - Some 2,000 kilometers of the 3,300-kilometer Nabucco pipeline will run through Turkish territory. That is why Ankara expects to receive about 400 million to 450 million euros annually under an intergovernmental agreement to be signed Monday

Nabucco foreseen to bring financial gain

ANKARA - Some 2,000 kilometers of the 3,300-kilometer Nabucco pipeline will run through Turkish territory. That is why Ankara expects to receive about 400 million to 450 million euros annually under an intergovernmental agreement to be signed Monday

Long way to go for Nabucco after ink

ISTANBUL - The expected signature ceremony on Monday for the Nabucco pipeline is a crucial step, but it is just the beginning for the multinational project. The Nabucco consortium will have to sign separate deals with transit countries and secure financing.

Sweden’s EU term presidency

On Wednesday Sweden took over the helmet for the European Union term presidency. Sweden will face a quite difficult term. Even preparations for the decision about Turkey to be taken at the end of the year are enough to be handled in a six-month term presidency.

Global company to find home in Turkey

ESKİŞEHİR - Executives of the Viessmann group of companies, one of the leading international manufacturers of heating systems, have paid a visit to the Eskişehir Chamber of Commerce, or ETO, Wednesday, seeking investment opportunities.

Transparency key to be reliable energy partner

ANKARA - Viewing Russia as an unpredictable energy supplier, the European Union needs a reliable energy corridor. Europeans need to know more about Turkey’s energy strategy and its plans on energy efficiency to be convinced that Turkey can provide this, says Jean Lamy, a top French energy official.

The EP elections

The results of the European Parliament, or EP, elections that were held last weekend did not send a good signal. The European Union is somehow failing to pull itself up as its self-confidence diminishes steadily.

Turkish gas demand not on table in Nabucco talks- official

VIENNA - A Turkish demand for 15 percent of the gas pumped through the Nabucco pipeline is not an issue in talks between governments for a deal to facilitate the project, the Nabucco consortium head said on Friday.

Far right spreads anti-immigrant message ahead of EU elections

PRAGUE - Spreading an unashamedly anti-Islamic, anti-immigrant and anti-European message, far-right parties are aiming to take the EU Parliament by storm before the looming elections.

Breakthrough in Nabucco pipeline

ISTANBUL - The Nabucco pipeline project has been boosted thanks to a new deal struck between the European Union and Turkey, reports the British daily Guardian. According to one EU official, the deal is a breakthrough because the Turkish government has accepted all the terms. The agreement is expected to be signed in Ankara on June 25

HIV is neglected in southeastern Europe

ISTANBUL -Not enough interest and concern is being given to HIV in southeastern Europe, according to the director of The HIV Training and Resource Initiative, or HIVTRI. The disappointing turnout of three reporters from the Turkish media to the initiative’s press conference yesterday confirmed this.

A historic deja vu: Phokaians taking civilization to Marseille

İZMİR- Foça will be linked to Marselle in a special project to revisit the history: A Turkish crew will travel the route from the İzmir district to the French city in the next two months, just as their ancestors did centuries ago. Building a replica of an ancient vessel, the group is set to sail to Marseille in as conditions as true to those in 600 B.C. as possible

Leaders mark progress in culture capital union

ISTANBUL - The Parliament members working on the 2010 European Culture Capitals project came together Saturday to discuss and support the projects in Istanbul. The works for the preparation for next year in culture capitals Pecs, Essen and Istanbul gains speed as there are eight months left.

International puppets to entertain Istanbul again

ISTANBUL - Istanbul is readying to welcome puppets from all over the world as part of the 12th International Puppet Festival. The festival, which starts tomorrow and continues until May 20 will be organized in different venues of the city, including Taksim and Sultanahmet squares

Turkey as an energy hub?

Last week’s international energy summit in Sofia, Bulgaria refreshed hopes for the construction of Nabucco pipeline, which was turned into a long-winded story due to its political complexity and multibillion dollar cost.

Summit urges diversification to secure Europe's energy supplies

SOFIA - Seeking to secure Europe's energy supplies, gas producer, consumer and transit countries Saturday urged greater cooperation and diversification of gas sources, at the end of a two-day summit in Sofia.

Hungarian FM Göncz: New concept in visa regimes

ISTANBUL - A new concept was introduced in Turkey’s diplomatic world this week; a visa center set up by the Hungarian government will have the authority to represent other countries in the granting of European Union visas, starting with Slovenia and Estonia.

PART II - Demand deficiency threatens world order

ISTANBUL - The global crisis, sparked by the collapse of the subprime mortgage market in the US, continues to wreak havoc around the world. As the countdown for the G20 summit in London begins, experts around the world share their views with Hürriyet Daily News & Economic Review on the reasons behind the crisis and how it can be contained

No time to waste on ’Kurdistan’ debate

We suspect life would be easier today if back in 1648, when diplomats gathered to hammer out what has become known as the Treaty of Westphalia to create the nation-state system, someone had simply said, "Hey, pay attention to the names."

Energy policies need more energy

One of the most readily reached conclusions about the European Union is its inability to act in accordance with strategic aims that would help it become a superpower and influence global affairs.

UniCredit bets on east spell trouble Loan

ROME - Loan defaults in Eastern Europe are troubling West European lenders, who have expanded into the east rapidly for the past years.

EU excludes Nabucco gas pipeline project from priority list- report

The Nabucco gas pipeline project has been removed from a European Union list of priority projects, RIA Novosti reported citing a source in the EU Council of Ministers on Tuesday.

Turkey's external financing need estimated at $100 bln in 2009

Turkish public and private institutions will need external funding of $100 billion, around 50 percent more than its reserves, in 2009, as emerging markets need to refinance their debts in credit markets that remain difficult, the Financial Times (FT) reported Tuesday.