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Fined British artist says Turkey censors works to save faceA British artist has accused Turkey of censorship after an Istanbul court fined him almost $4,500 for caricaturing the country’s prime minister. Artist Michael Dickinson in 2006 displayed an illustration that superimposed the head of Prospects bleak for global recovery says Babacan First it was an American Congressional committee which approved a resolution declaring the killing of an estimated 1.5 million Armenians by Turks a century ago as a genocide which resulted in Turkey recalling its Ambassador. Obama’s present to Papandreou: Greeks won’t need visas anymore While Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou’s mission to the White House last week was to meet United States President Barack Obama and brief him on Greece’s struggling economic woes, the Greek leader walked out with BiH, UAE to strengthen economic ties H.E. Radomir Kosic, the Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Abu Dhabi recently announced that trade between the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the UAE has witnessed a sharp increase in the last two EU won’t blame Israel for faked passports in Dubai killing  Ducking potential criticism, European Union foreign ministers have issued a protest against the use of forged European passports by a hit squad that killed a top Hamas official in Dubai, but stopped well short of China, Turkey eye stronger political, economic ties Visiting Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi had a meeting with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara. During the talks both sides aid that they aim for stronger political trust and closer economic cooperation PM: Efforts must be made on Greek-Turkish ties Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou said on 26 January in Strasbourg that Greek-Turkish relations are always difficult for one to judge and mentioned the example of 2004, since it had appeared then that some issues Abu Dhabi forum calls for clean energy  At a four-day forum that opened in the oil-rich emirate of Abu Dhabi on 18 January, Foreign leaders raised a fresh alarm on global warming, urging international action to increase use of clean energy.
Greek President Putin-Erdogan tag team world  Following the meeting between Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan in Moscow on 13 January, Moscow and Ankara have come closer to building a “key” strategic partnership by agreeing to Turkish, Saudi foreign ministers discuss Mideast Visiting Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu held talks on 2 January with his Saudi counterpart Prince Saudi al-Faisal, which focused in part on the stagnated Middle East peace process. Riyadh and Ankara seek security and Okada marks the start of Japan Year 2010 in Turkey Japanese Foreign Minister Katsuya Okada began a two-day visit to Turkey on 3 January to attend a ceremony marking the start of the Japan Year 2010 in Turkey. Okada also visited the Marmaray sub-sea tunnel Koerting accuses Turkey of interference in Germany An official in the German city-state of Berlin charged Turkey on 29 December with interfering in German affairs. Germany’s biggest foreign-citizen group comprises 1.7 million Turkish nationals. In some areas of integration we have problems Dubai crisis will not hit hard Turkish markets Dubai’s debt meltdown and the restructuring of its debts have also affected Turkey’s investors, as the shockwaves of the repayment delays spread across the region. However, the large effects on markets seem to have largely Azerbaijan’s share in Nabucco may rise to 25% Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has discussed the Nabucco gas pipeline project with US President Barack Obama as part of his visit to Washington, news agencies reported. After the meeting, Erdogan told a press-conference that Erdogan, Obama to meet on December 7 US President Barack Obama and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan plan to meet in the White House on December 7, Turkish media reported. The two leaders will discuss a variety of issues, including a Papandreou, Davutoglu cite closer cooperation on 4 levels Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou held a meeting in an excellent atmosphere with visiting Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on 2 December on the sidelines of the 17th OSCE ministerial council in Athens. Greek Deputy Erdogan urges support for small farmers Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan recently stressed the problems faced by farmers in developing countries during the global economic crisis. He was speaking at the World Summit on Food Security in Rome, organized by the United A Russian Perspective on Kazakhstan’s upcoming OSCE chairmanship and regional politics  MOSCOW - Russia recognizes the importance of the opportunities that are open to Kazakhstan in its upcoming chairmanship of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe. So Moscow is certainly interested in having a Ankara, Rome discuss EU, regional issues Italian President Giorgio Napolitano visited Ankara on 16 November on an official four-day visit upon an invitation by his Turkish counterpart Abdullah Gul. Napolitano met Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan (R) in Ankara. During Napolitano’s Erdogan, Obama plan to meet December 7 Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan will visit Washington on 7 December to meet with US President Barack Obama, the White House announced. The statement said that the two leaders would discuss a broad range More PKK fighters expected to surrender Turkish officials said on 20 October they expect more rebels from the armed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) to return from their hideouts in Northern Iraq and surrender - 24 hours after the first group did Diplomacy Could Fool the World or Change the Caucasus  Relations between Turkey and Armenia have been overshadowed by the Armenian genocide for close to a hundred years. So the protocols signed last Saturday (10 October), aimed at establishing diplomatic relations and opening the common Erdogan plans more airports for Istanbul TURKISH Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced plans on 28 September to build more airports in Istanbul. At the opening of a transport conference in Istanbul, Tayyip said that Turkey would invest €240 billion ($350 Azerbaijan-NATO cooperation According to a poll conducted by the Baku-based Zerkalo (Mirror) newspaper, Azeri defence experts believe that, although both Azerbaijan and the North Atlantic treaty Organization (NATO) plan to develop partnership, they are not yet ready Berlusconi pledges to assist efforts for Cyprus solution The Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi deems that if Turkey really wishes to become modernized and move forward with its eurospean course she must do away with the obstacle of Cyprus, namely the occupation of Piebalgs says Nabucco safe from Turkey-Russian deal  Russian plans to expand gas networks in Europe poses no direct threat to the Nabucco gas pipeline, EU Energy Commissioner Andris Piebalgs said at the European parliament in Brussels on September 2. He told European Borisov’s Blind Man’s Bluff with Putin  Bulgaria attended the celebrations in Poland’s Gdansk on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the outbreak of World War II, but Sofia’s focus was on the meeting between Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov and Russia, Turkey ease procedures Russia recently sent an official letter to the Customs Undersecretariat to announce that it has ended a controversial policy of heightened inspections of trucks carrying Turkish exports passing through Russian border gates. The Russian authorities Turkey and Qatar discuss energy Qatari Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani met with Turkey’s President Abdullah Gul in Istanbul on August 18 to discuss greater cooperation between the two countries in the energy sector including the building of a Turkey: The King of the Pipes  In less than a month, Turkey struck key energy deals with the European Union and Russia that will substantially increase its key role as a transit hub for oil and gas, fuelling concern in Brussels |
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