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- EU outlines new priorities for Turkey's accession_English_Xinhua
- Northern Cyprus: "Salute to independent Kosovo"
- Turkey to recognize Kosovo independence: Foreign Minister
- Cyprus election raises hopes of peace - swissinfo
- EU foreign ministers back latest accession program for Turkey
- Commemorative events on 16th anniversary of Khojaly tragedy to be held in 60 cities
- “Turkey can be the energy lungs of the EU†- ISTANBUL
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- Another Moevenpick for Turkey. ~ Monday, 18th February 2008 from 4Hoteliers
- Turkey to push through free speech reform
- Office prices in Istanbul on the rise - Turkish Daily News Feb 18, 2008
- Roads blocked, schools closed across much of Turkey
- Defense Minister Gonul visits the Netherlands
- Cyprus Warns Against Kosovo Precedent
- What others say - Turkish Daily News Feb 18, 2008
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- Turkey to veto EU’s Kosovo police mission - Hürriyet
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"EU outlines new priorities for Turkey's accession www.chinaview.cn 2008-02-19 07:15:25 BRUSSELS, Feb. 18 (Xinhua) -- The European Union's (EU) foreign ministers on Monday outlined new priorities for Turkey to gain its accession to the 27-member regional bloc. The ministers, meeting in Brussels, adopted a revised set of principles, priorities and conditions in the Accession Partnership with Turkey, which constitutes the framework for Turkey's preparations and provides guidance for financial assistance." More: EU outlines new priorities for Turkey's accession_English_Xinhua  "Talat: 'I salute this success' One of the people who congratulated the independence of Kosovo was the leader of Northern Cyprus, Talat. Talat said: 'I salute independence of Kosovo. EU should act with the awareness of their responsibilities. In the name of Turkish Cypriots, I congratulate the people of Kosovo who endure many hardships and retain its fight for preservation of their identity.'" More: SABAH Newspaper English Edition - National - Northern Cyprus: "Salute to independent Kosovo"  "Turkey to recognize Kosovo independence: Foreign Minister Mon Feb 18, 2008 12:30pm EST powered by Sphere Sphere By Evren Mesci ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey has decided to recognize Kosovo as an independent state, Foreign Minister Ali Babacan said on Monday, a day after the breakaway majority Albanian province declared its independence from Serbia." More: Reuters.com  "Cyprus election raises hopes of peace A Cypriot man celebrates Cyprus election results in Nicosia By Michele Kambas NICOSIA (Reuters) - Hardline Cypriot President Tassos Papadopoulos's weekend electoral defeat raised prospects on Monday of ending a four-decade division that has on occasion brought NATO partners Greece and Turkey to the brink of war" More: Cyprus election raises hopes of peace - swissinfo  "EU foreign ministers back latest accession program for Turkey The next step will be for Turkey to submit a national program to the EU on its reform plans." More: EU foreign ministers back latest accession program for Turkey  "Commemorative events on 16th anniversary of Khojaly tragedy to be held in 60 cities Baku. Mahbuba Gasimbayli-APA. Azerbaijani Diaspora organizations will hold commemorative events on the 16th anniversary of Khojaly tragedy in 60 cities of the world. Press service of the State Committee on Work with Azerbaijanis Living Abroad told APA that the majority of the commemorative events will take place with participation of Turkish Diaspora organizations. The participants of the rally that will be held in Strasbourg, France on February 23 will underline close participation of Armenian president Robert Kocharian in the savageries and demand to bring him to International Tribunal. The resolution of the rally will be presented to the officials of European Union and Council of Europe. A monument devoted to Khojaly tragedy will be unveiled in The Hague, Netherlands on February 24. The complex prepared with support of the State Committee is the first monument on Khojaly tragedy erected abroad. Congress of Benelux Azerbaijanis will also organize commemorative events on the anniversary of the massacre." More: APA  "“Turkey can be the energy lungs of the EU†By Ozi on Monday, February 18 2008, 12:56 - Permalink Jozias Van Aartsen, Co-ordinator for the Caspian Sea-Middle East-European Union Gas Route, paid a two day visit to Ankara on 13-15 February. During his visit, Mr. Van Aartsen met with high-level Turkish officials including Prime Minister Recep Tayyip ErdoÄŸan, Energy and Natural Resources Minister Hilmi Güler as well as Foreign Minister and Chief Negotiator Ali Babacan. Before his departure from Ankara, Mr. Van Aartsen held a press conference where he underlined that the Nabucoo Project was coming closer to reality. The Coordinator stated that the EU and Turkey were in a strategic relationship on the energy issue. “Turkey can be the energy lungs of the EU,†Mr. Van Aartsen stated." “Turkey can be the energy lungs of the EU†- ISTANBUL  "A fair wind blows on the Bosphorus David Marsh 18 Feb 2008 Despite its struggle to join the EU, Turkey is drawing foreign investment and is a land of opportunity Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish Prime Minister, has returned from an image-building tour to Germany. But, unlike many leaders of emerging industrial nations, the Turkish leader did not visit Europe’s largest economy primarily to bid for investment in this high-growth land straddling Europe and Asia." More: Comment from Financial News Online US  "Middle East Needs Closer Turkey-Egypt Relations Monday , 18 February 2008 ANKARA (JTW) - Egypt’s Aladdin Al Hadidi says “Egypt fully supports Turkey’s full membership to European Union, our support is not 100 percent, our support is 1000 percentâ€." More: JTW News - Middle East Needs Closer Turkey-Egypt Relations  "Another Moevenpick for Turkey. Monday, 18th February 2008 Source : Mövenpick Hotels An upscale Mövenpick Hotel has officially opened its doors in the vibrant Turkish city of Izmir and is now the Swiss group's third hotel in Turkey, after Istanbul and Bodrum." More: Another Moevenpick for Turkey. ~ Monday, 18th February 2008 from 4Hoteliers  "Turkey to push through free speech reform Published: Monday, 18 February, 2008, 01:44 AM Doha Time ISTANBUL: Turkey's government is determined to push through a long-awaited reform on freedom of expression, sought by the European Union, and will increase broadcasting in Kurdish, the prime minister said yesterday. The EU, which Turkey wants to join, has long called for reform of article 301 of the penal code, which makes it a crime to "insult Turkishness"‌ and has been used against dozens of writers including Nobel Literature Laureate Orhan Pamuk." More: Gulf Times – Qatar’s top-selling English daily newspaper - Europe/World  "Office prices in Istanbul on the rise Monday, February 18, 2008 Real estate prices are on the rise in Istanbul. The city has been experiencing the highest levels of economic activity in the last few years." More: Office prices in Istanbul on the rise - Turkish Daily News Feb 18, 2008  "Roads blocked, schools closed across much of Turkey More than 3000 village roads have been blocked by snow, cutting off thousands of people from the outside world." More: Roads blocked, schools closed across much of Turkey  "Defense Minister Gonul visits the Netherlands The New Anatolian / Ankara 18 February 2008 Turkish Defense Minister Vecdi Gonul arrived in the Netherlands on Sunday to promote Izmir, Aegean Turkish city that competes with Italy's Milan to host Expo 2015." More: The New Anatolian  "Cyprus Warns Against Kosovo Precedent For the Greek Cypriots in the south, Kosovo`s declaration could set a precedent for the self-declared Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus." More: Javno - World  "What others say Monday, February 18, 2008 Sunday notes Rauf Tamer, PostaIf wearing headscarf in universities is free, then why are Kurdish courses banned?But, where should we find instructors?" More: What others say - Turkish Daily News Feb 18, 2008 "Turkey ready for ground operations in Iraq to fight PKK www.chinaview.cn 2008-02-18 17:17:49 ANKARA, Feb. 18 (Xinhua) -- The Turkish army was preparing for a comprehensive ground operation into northern Iraq against the outlawed Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK) in the coming spring, local Today's Zaman daily reported on Monday." More: Turkey ready for ground operations in Iraq to fight PKK _English_Xinhua "Turkey to veto EU’s Kosovo police mission by Zeynep Gürcanlı Turkey informed Brussels that it will veto the European Union’s planned police mission to Kosovo to use NATO capabilities due to the presence of the Greek Cypriots in the mission on Monday, reminding the similar crisis happened in Afghanistan." More: Turkey to veto EU’s Kosovo police mission - Hürriyet |
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