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Anti-Semitism remains in the veins of Turkey?

Ever since the Turkish republic was established, anti-Semitism has been commonplace in the political discourse and the media, as well as in government policies. Writes Ujay Bulut Since Islamist terrorist groups in

May 22, 2021

News·Opinion

The European Parliament has decided on measures to support democracy in Russia

The Foreign Relations Committee of the European Parliament has published a draft report outlining the principles of the European Union in relations with Russia. There are five of these principles: most of

May 17, 2021

News

Borrell: EU relations with Russia are deteriorating, and relations with the US are improving

The head of European diplomacy, Josep Borrell, said that relations between Russia and the European Union were deteriorating. At the same time, relations with the United States are growing stronger. According to

May 10, 2021

News

The European Union is offended by Russia’s retaliatory sanctions against European politicians

EU leaders condemned Russia’s decision to ban eight high-ranking EU officials from entering the country. The head of European diplomacy, Josep Borrell, on behalf of all 27 EU member states, said that

May 3, 2021

News

Turkey is ready to negotiate with Greece according to mutual respect

The spokesman for the Turkish “Justice and Development” Party, Omer Celik, announced his country’s readiness to continue the negotiation process with Greece according to mutual respect. This came in a press conference

April 21, 2021

News

The European Union permits the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine

On Tuesday, the European Union authorized the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine against Corona, after a number of countries, led by the United States, had suspended its use, due to

April 20, 2021

Health·News

“Harsh sanctions and deterrent weapons” … scenarios await Russia’s plans towards Ukraine

German Defense Minister Annegret Kramp-Karnbauer Wednesday accused Russia of “provocation” by building up forces on the border with Ukraine. “My impression is that the Russian side is trying everything to provoke a

April 14, 2021

Conflicts, Military and War·News

The European Union imposes sanctions on eight Iranian security officials

On Monday, the European Union decided to impose sanctions on eight Iranian security officials as part of the violent suppression of the November 2019 demonstrations, according to a statement by the European

April 12, 2021

News

German opposition insists on Dexit after Brexit

At the next congress in Dresden, the deputies of the German party “Alternative for Germany” voted by a majority of votes for the FRG to leave the European Union, following Great Britain.

April 12, 2021

Economy·Government and Politics·News

US is ready to lift the sanctions on Iran, and the nuclear negotiations will be difficult

US State Department spokesman Ned Price said that his country is ready to lift any sanctions imposed on Iran that are inconsistent with the nuclear agreement, stressing Washington’s readiness to take the

April 9, 2021

News

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Anti-Semitism remains in the veins of Turkey?

The European Parliament has decided on measures to support democracy in Russia

Borrell: EU relations with Russia are deteriorating, and relations with the US are improving

The European Union is offended by Russia’s retaliatory sanctions against European politicians

Turkey is ready to negotiate with Greece according to mutual respect

The European Union permits the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine

“Harsh sanctions and deterrent weapons” … scenarios await Russia’s plans towards Ukraine

The European Union imposes sanctions on eight Iranian security officials

German opposition insists on Dexit after Brexit

US is ready to lift the sanctions on Iran, and the nuclear negotiations will be difficult

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