... was one of them. RIYAD MANSOUR, permanent observer of Palestine to the United Nations: I think that you can assume that Palestine and Lebanon and Turkey would have liked to see a stronger text. An attempt for a stronger test -- text was tried, but we all know that the Security ...
... You know, they are an incipient nuclear power right now, and to pretend otherwise is just to fool ourselves. On the issue of Brazil and Turkey, I think this is good for the U.S. and it's good for the world. Brazil and Turkey are major economies. They're ...
In eastern Turkey, at least 57 people are dead after a 6.0-magnitude temblor struck at 4:32 a.m. local time Monday, about 30 miles west of the city of Bingol. Despite high-profile quakes in Haiti, Chile and now Turkey, there actually hasn't been an uptick ...
... Turkey and Armenia before the withdrawal of Armenian troops from occupied Azeri territory is in direct contradiction to the national interests of Azerbaijan," reported Reuters. Turkey's Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan also said Sunday that Armenia must withdraw from Nagorno-Karabakh region before parliament will ratify the deal. "Turkey cannot ...
... build ties of cooperation between Turkey, the Iraqi government, and Iraq's Kurdish leaders, and by your continued efforts to promote education and opportunity for Turkey's Kurds," said President Obama. In general, the president spoke of Turkey as a "critical ally" and called the country "an important part of ...
... gang that couldn't shoot straight" for operating under the assumption that if you create a little bit of violence, the army will intervene. Although Turkey has had four military coups since becoming a republic in 1923, the likelihood of Turkey experiencing another coup is diminishing as it seeks to ...
Turkey, Austria, Japan, Mexico and Uganda will serve a two-year term beginning Jan. 1, alongside the five permanent members: China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom and United States.The total 10 non-permanent members can vote on council actions, such as military intervention and economic sanctions, but each permanent ...
... a cease-fire. But as the violence resumed and casualties mounted over the past few years, battling the PKK has returned to the forefront of Turkey's domestic agenda, Parris said.Kurdish people make up about 20 percent, or 14 million, of Turkey's population. Many live in major cities ...
... with everything that Turkey has to offer, it will persevere, she said. Fellow Sabanci University student, Enes Molu, 21, pointed out another prevailing characteristic of Turkey: change. He described a recent visit to Venice, which, like Turkey, has a rich culture and history. But unlike Venice, he said, Turkey is ...
... judges voted to close the ruling party, one fewer than the number needed. The verdict ended months of political uncertainty, which hit financial markets in Turkey over concerns that the removal of a democratically elected government would hamper political and economic reforms to help it join the European Union. A ...
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