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Turkey and the US unites through love of countries
ISTANBUL - Even when looking over her shoulder at the Bosphorus from the Ritz Carlton, it isn’t farfetched for Mona Tekin Diamond to talk about connecting with housewives in Anatolian villages. ’I’m not talking about upsetting husbands or women’s ways of doing things,’but we can help make more of their skills through development,’ she says.
Does Azerbaijan follow ’one nation-two states’ concept?
Political party leaders hold parliamentary group meetings on Tuesdays. Owing to the Political Parties Law, as one of the by-products of the Constitution prepared during the Sept. 12 military coup in Turkey, the parliamentarian system is being shaped by polemics among "little Führer" party leaders, so to speak. Tuesdays are usually considered "special days of tension" in "Turkish political life."
Placing Turkey at the center of the new world order
Barack Obama’s historic address to the Turkish Parliament does not only herald the new era between the two countries but also reveals how Washington places this secular democracy with a predominantly Muslim population "at the center of the new world order."
Europe praises Obama, offers few troops help
STRASBOURG, France - European leaders enthusiastically praised President Barack Obama's new Afghan strategy at a NATO summit, but held their ground on a central disagreement and offered only military trainers and extra security forces for upcoming elections.
G-20 leaders push for more IMF aid
LONDON - Signs that the world economy may be recovering were seized on by investors in Europe as leaders of G-20 nations meeting in London edge towards a deal on big credit and trade supporting packages. The G-20 nations can triple their funding for the IMF, according to officials close to the negotiations.
10 years after Clinton, a week before Obama
“All told, there are now billions of people around the region and the world whose future depends upon decisions made in this very room over the next 25 years. Each has a stake in Turkey’s success in defining itself as a strong, secular, modern nation, proud of its traditions, fully part of Europe. That will require hard work and vision.”
10 years after Clinton, a week before Obama
ANKARA-“All told, there are now billions of people around the region and the world whose future depends upon decisions made in this very room over the next 25 years. Each has a stake in Turkey’s success in defining itself as a strong, secular, modern nation, proud of its traditions, fully part of Europe. That will require hard work and vision.”
Clinton’s surprises
From asserting the leadership role of Turkey in its region and emphasizing the role the country could play in regional peacemaking efforts to the Cyprus issue and continued cooperation between Turkey and the United States in the fight against the separatist Kurdistan Workers’ Party, or PKK, there were many expectations in Ankara for the 16-hour visit of new U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Turkey reaffirms support to Nabucco, EU distances from funding
Turkey has long been a supporter of the Nabucco pipeline project as partner country and it should be completed as soon as possible, Energy Minister Hilmi Guler told at the project's summit in Budapest organized in the wake of a recent gas dispute. The EU also expressed support but stopped short of offering direct financing for the project.(UPDATED)
A prescription to end gas pains
The current, on-again off-again "gas crisis" between Russia and Ukraine, is not a problem for those shuddering in the record cold in Eastern Europe and those worried about soon doing so in Western Europe. Nor is it a problem for Turkey, threatened with getting caught in the crossfire of its own dependency on Russia. Rather it is a symptom of a problem. Or rather two problems.