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1. Pragmatic negotiator October 29, 2009

The interpreter who became Turkey's voice in the EU. Egemen Bağış, Turkey's chief negotiator with the EU, was the voice of world leaders before he became a politician...  

Tags: Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Egemen Bagis, Turkey, Tayyip Erdogan, Politics of Turkey

Pragmatic negotiator

2. Bankers facing bruising battle October 15, 2009

Central bankers and banking supervisors think that, despite the trillions of euros of government aid, bank bosses have not understood what is at stake. Europe's central...  

Tags: Bank for International Settlements, International economics, International trade, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, International Monetary Fund

Bankers facing bruising battle

3. Juncker: G7 is best place for currency issues October 6, 2009

Luxembourg's prime minister defends role of G7 after attack by IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn Jean-Claude Juncker, the Luxembourg prime minister who chairs...  

Tags: International organizations, G7, International Monetary Fund, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Eurozone

Juncker: G7 is best place for currency issues

4. The Centre International de Formation Européenne September 2, 2009

Master in Advanced European and International Studies / European Online Academy - Nice, Berlin, Rome and/or Istanbul. Deadline for applications: 30 June 2009. The Centre...  

Tags: Education, Federalism, Berlin, Rome,Province of Rome,Italy

The Centre International de Formation Européenne

5. Neo-Ottoman minister July 9, 2009

Ahmet Davutoğlu has redrawn Turkey's foreign policy to put Istanbul at the centre of geopolitics. Ahmet Davutoğlu may have been Turkey's foreign minister only since 2 May,...  

Tags: Ahmet Davutoğlu, Turkey, Justice and Development (AK) Party, Abdullah Gül, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

Neo-Ottoman minister

6. To the victor, the spoils...and justice April 24, 2008

The International Criminal Court in the Hague is struggling to succeed where others have fallen short in bringing to justice the alleged perpetrators of war crimes, genocide...  

Tags: War-Conflict, Law-Crime, Crime against humanity, Genocide, International criminal law

To the victor, the spoils...and justice

7. Losing interest in the EU? January 17, 2008

Despite Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's claims, his critics say that the Turkish government is undermining the country's efforts to join the EU. Kirsty Hughes reports....  

Tags: Accession of Turkey to the European Union, Justice and Development Party, Erdogan's government, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Cengiz Aktar

8. Dead – for daring to defy the deniers February 1, 2007

The murder of Hrant Dink, the Turkish-Armenian writer and journalist, on 19 January continues to reverberate in Turkey, as many people loudly and anguishedly question the...  

Tags: Anti-Armenianism, Hrant Dink, Turkish Armenians, Human Interest, Turkey

9. Erdogan gives, now he wants to receive December 14, 2006

On the eve of the 14-15 December EU summit, the mood of some key opinion-formers in Turkey combines a glimmer of hope of avoiding a ‘train crash' between Turkey and the EU...  

Tags: Foreign relations of Cyprus, Foreign relations of Northern Cyprus, Greece–Turkey relations, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Turkey

10. If it was good enough for Constantine December 14, 2006

For anyone wondering how EU members would decide a question of strategic importance, this past week's dithering over Turkey's membership negotiations gave the disheartening...  

Tags: Black Sea, Eastern Europe, Eurasia, Turkey, Mediterranean

11. The Week Ahead November 9, 2006

12 November: Publication of Alliance of Civilisations report, Istanbul, aimed at forming a coalition against extremist forces in Islamic and Western societies; 13-17...  

Tags: Environment, Federalism, Brussels, Strasbourg, Weekly Commission

12. MEP accused of insulting Turkish army December 21, 2005

Dutch MEP Joost Lagendijk is facing charges of insulting the Turkish army after comments he made about its behaviour in dealing with Kurdish armed groups in the south-east of...  

Tags: Article 301, Censorship in Turkey, Joost Lagendijk, Kurdistan Workers' Party, Orhan Pamuk

13. Can Europe handle Turkish optimism? October 13, 2005

On 3 October many Turks said: "Do we really need the Copenhagen criteria? We will turn them into the Ankara criteria and move forward with or without the EU." This...  

Tags: Accession of Turkey to the European Union, Enlargement of the European Union, Turkey, Copenhagen criteria, Future enlargement of the European Union

14. Turkey and Europe must get ready to go back to the future March 17, 2005

TURKEY has entered the final stage of its bid to join the EU club, but its candidacy still stirs controversy. Even advocates of Turkish membership point to legitimate...  

Tags: Accession of Turkey to the European Union, Turkey, Foreign relations of Turkey, Amanda Akçakoca, Council of Ministers

15. Police go for women and get ariated about tuppenny opera March 10, 2005

TURKEY gets some bad press in the EU (and everywhere else) after police in Istanbul crack down violently on a demonstration marking International Women's Day. Germany's  

Tags: Government of Andorra, Accession of Turkey to the European Union, France, Germany, Turkey

16. Turkey: hoping for a ‘Yes', fearing a ‘No' May 19, 2004

IN ANKARA and Istanbul, there is a sense of everyone holding their breath: will the big package of reforms passed at the start of May in the Turkish parliament be, as...  

Tags: Justice and Development Party, Turkey, Accession of Turkey to the European Union, Human rights in Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk

17. Moderate face of Islam? December 5, 2002

Creamy vegetable soup and hunks of meat. As Istanbul's citizens tuck into such wholesome food on a November evening, more than a few of them must think fondly of Recep Tayyip...  

Tags: Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Justice and Development Party, Presidents of Turkey, Turkey, Islamism

18. Warrior poet March 25, 1999

BÜLENT Ecevit never loses his ability to surprise. Turkey's caretaker prime minister has confounded predictions that his lame-duck interim government would lead the country...  

Tags: Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, Social Democratic parties, Turkey, Ankara,Turkey, Bülent Ecevit

19. Black Sea states pulling together February 19, 1998

As they prepare for an historic meeting to formalise a charter forinternational cooperation, heads of state from 11 nations bordering theBlack Sea face many challenges,...  

Tags: Banks, Finance, Greece, Turkey, Energy Charter Treaty

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