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Bad news to Turkey from Russia overshadows Libya deals

13 April 2021, Tuesday by Murat Yetkin

Ankara was happy with a good meeting with Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Mohammed Dbeibeh but the bad news came from Russia. The first thing that Libya would remind Turkish citizens nowadays might be President Tayyip Erdoğan’s 150,000 doses of vaccine to the North African country at a time when the daily new Covid-19 cases

  • Published in Economy, Politics
Tagged under: Ddeibeh, North Africa, vaccine

Vaccine, Black Sea and other codes of Erdoğan-Putin talk

10 April 2021, Saturday by Murat Yetkin

If the Directorate of Communications of the Turkish Presidency had remained the sole source of the April 9 phone call between President Tayyip Erdoğan and Russian leader Vladimir Putin, then we would have been contented with a two-sentence statement. The Turkish Presidency announced that the two leaders contacted, adding that they talked about “issues that

  • Published in Politics
Tagged under: Montreux Convention, Murat Yetkin, Sputnik V

‘Fresh US sanctions could affect Turkey’s other partners’

27 February 2021, Saturday by Selin Nasi

After decades in the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, the United Kingdom’s former ambassador to Ankara, Sir Peter Westmacott, has chosen to share with a wider audience his observations and anecdotes gleaned during his 40-year career.  Westmacott’s book, “They Call It Diplomacy: 40 Years of Representing Britain Abroad,” questions the functionality of diplomacy at a

  • Published in Politics
Tagged under: European Convention on Human Rights, Great Britain, July 15, Peter Westmacott, Selin Nasi, us sanctions

Can exploratory talks solve Turkish-Greek maritime issues?

30 January 2021, Saturday by Hasan Göğüş

The 61st round of exploratory talks initiated to solve the Aegean issues between Turkey and Greece were held in Istanbul at the start of last week. The previous meeting had taken place in 2016 in Athens. Since then, Greece has not responded positively to Turkey’s calls for the resumption of exploratory talks. Greece has also

  • Published in Politics
Tagged under: Aegean Islands, Aegean SEa, exclusive economic zone, exploratory talks, Hasan Göğüş, İbrahim Kalın

No longer “mainstream” media in Turkey, but “dominant”

11 February 2019, Monday by Murat Yetkin

I wonder how the Turkish “mainstream” media could report the deaths of 21 people under a collapsed building on February 7, if President Tayyip Erdoğan didn’t go and inspect the site and deliver a speech two days later; the authorities had immediately imposed a broadcast ban over the incident. There were a number of such

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