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1. Making the switch from carbon to clean March 18, 2010

An energy expert on why the experience of building power plants is important when working towards a zero-emissions future. Can Europe keep the lights on without it costing...  

Tags: Environment, Energy, Energy economics, Low-carbon economy, Biomass

Making the switch from carbon to clean

2. Sweden angers Turkey with 'genocide' vote March 12, 2010

Turkey withdraws its ambassador to Sweden in protest at Armenia vote. A diplomatic row is brewing between Sweden and Turkey after Sweden's parliament yesterday voted to...  

Tags: Asia, Europe, Geography, Sweden, Armenia

Sweden angers Turkey with 'genocide' vote

3. Turkey signs up to Nabucco March 5, 2010

International agreement on construction of the Caspian-to-Europe pipeline has now been ratified by all five transit countries. The Turkish parliament yesterday completed the...  

Tags: Asia, Energy, Energy in Bulgaria, NABUCCO Gas Pipeline International GmbH, Caspian Sea

4. Turkey is undervaluing the importance of values February 11, 2010

Istanbul is understandably, but mistakenly, relying on geostrategic arguments to make its case for EU membership. A string of high-ranking Turkish officials and politicians...  

Tags: Social Issues, Asia, Geography, European Union, Democratic Society Party

5. Commission concerned about French protectionism January 15, 2010

Kroes demands explanation after French pressure on car firm Renault not to move production to Turkey. The European Commission said yesterday that it had demanded assurances...  

Tags: Renault S.A., Neelie Kroes, France, Nicolas Sarkozy, French government

6. News in brief January 7, 2010

 

Tags: Federalism, Euro, Eurozone, United States, bank

News in brief

7. Croatia, Turkey one step closer to EU membership December 21, 2009

Progress made in some areas but both countries face problems opening certain chapters. Croatia and Turkey today took steps towards eventual EU membership. Croatia wrapped up...  

Tags: European Commissioner for Enlargement, Foreign relations of Croatia, Croatia, Slovenia's blockade of Croatia's EU accession, Slovenia

Croatia, Turkey one step closer to EU membership

8. Leaders back talks with Croatia, Turkey December 11, 2009

EU supports continuation of membership talks with Croatia and Turkey, but gives no date for start of talks with Macedonia. The leaders of the European Union's 27 member...  

Tags: Ancient Greece, Macedonia, Accession of Turkey to the European Union, European Union, Croatia

9. Don't lose this last chance on Cyprus December 10, 2009

EU leaders must ignore calls to penalise Turkey. At their summit later this week, EU leaders may be incited by Cyprus to punish Turkey for not opening its harbours and...  

Tags: Cyprus dispute, Foreign relations of Cyprus, Foreign relations of Northern Cyprus, Cyprus, Greece–Turkey relations

Don't lose this last chance on Cyprus

10. Turkey set to take another step in EU membership talks December 10, 2009

Turkey warned over ban on access to ports, but Cyprus fails to freeze membership talks. Turkey is about to open a new chapter in its talks with the European Union about...  

Tags: Divided regions, Island countries, Western Asia, Cyprus, Cyprus dispute

Turkey set to take another step in EU membership talks

11. Swiss voters back ban on minarets November 30, 2009

57% support a ban that had been rejected by all the main political parties. In a stunning rebuke to their main political parties - all but one of which had rejected the...  

Tags: Central Europe, Direct democracy, Elections, Switzerland, Initiative

Swiss voters back ban on minarets

12. Lost homes and legal battles: Cyprus November 5, 2009

Court rulings cause concern for Turkish Cypriots. Turkish Cypriot fears over property issues were confirmed on 28 April, when the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that...  

Tags: Cyprus dispute, Divided regions, Island countries, Cyprus, Greece–Turkey relations

13. Difficult, courageous and costly decisions October 29, 2009

European Voice is profoundly wrong about the Republic of Cyprus. The reference to Cyprus in your editorial “Setbacks take shine off EU enlargement” (15-21 October) is...  

Tags: Cyprus dispute, Divided regions, Foreign relations of Cyprus, Cyprus, Republic of Cyprus

14. 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, Tayyip Erdogan, Politics of Turkey, Justice and Development Party

Pragmatic negotiator

15. Reconciliation is a process, not an event October 19, 2009

The US and the EU need to help civil society push develop ties between Turkey and Armenia, now that political leaders have achieved a breakthrough. Turkey and Armenia...  

Tags: Anti-Armenianism, Armenian Genocide, Genocide, United States, Armenia

16. A change in the Caucasus? October 19, 2009

Opening the border between Turkey and Armenia would reduce tensions in the southern Caucasus, but it remains unclear if Turkey will move ahead. Relations between Turkey and...  

Tags: Azerbaijan–Turkey relations, Foreign relations of Armenia, Armenia, Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline, Foreign relations of Azerbaijan

17. Setbacks take shine off EU enlargement October 15, 2009

Is the enlargement process being counted out? The European Union's “soft power of attraction provides hope and drives reform” in south-east Europe, Olli Rehn, the...  

Tags: European Commissioner for Enlargement, Olli Rehn, Accession of Turkey to the European Union, European Commissioner, Future enlargement of the European Union

18. Armenia and Turkey sign landmark deal October 12, 2009

Major issues need to be resolved before the countries' parliaments can ratify deal. Armenia and Turkey on Saturday (10 October) signed a protocol to establish diplomatic...  

Tags: Caucasus, Foreign relations of Armenia, Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, Armenia, Armenia–Turkey relations

Armenia and Turkey sign landmark deal

19. Continued growing pains October 8, 2009

Accession talks with would-be EU member states have slowed down, as have reforms in the countries that want to join. Next Wednesday (14 October), Olli Rehn, the European...  

Tags: European Commissioner for Enlargement, Accession of Serbia to the European Union, Future enlargement of the European Union, Third country relationships with the European Union, Iceland

Continued growing pains

20. Bridging the troubled Bosphorus October 8, 2009

A look at the issues obstructing Turkey's path to the EU and asks if membership is worth the effort. Of all the would-be members of the EU, Turkey faces the most arduous...  

Tags: Egemen Bağış, Accession of Turkey to the European Union, Foreign relations of Turkey, Modern history of Cyprus, France

Bridging the troubled Bosphorus

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