Aydin Sezer: “Citizens of Armenia seek for opportunities to work in Turkey”
Turkish political scientist and economist Aydin Sezer on prospects of normalization of Armenian-Turkish relations
Turkish political scientist and economist Aydin Sezer on prospects of normalization of Armenian-Turkish relations
The end of the Karabakh war allowed the South Caucasus to embark on the path to a full-fledged normal life in the region, but many tasks still have to be solved, and the main one is the preservation of peace, Turkish economic scientist Aydin …
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Turkey continues to increase the volume of Russian gas purchases. The trend, which has been observed since the last autumn, continues to gain momentum. According to the latest data, in January-February 2017, Turkey increased Russian's gas …
Turkey's expectations from the upcoming official talks between the Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Moscow are extremely high in Moscow, Turkish political …
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Turkey, as well as the West, knows that the country will not be included in the EU for a long time, therefore, the statements of the European Commissioner for Digital Economy and Society, Guenther Oettinger, that Turkey …
Today the first meeting of the Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan after a long break will be held in St. Petersburg. The experts Alexander Gusev and Aydin …
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's statement that if the EU is not liberalizing the visa regime for Turkey in the middle of October, Ankara may scrap the agreement on migrants, came like a bolt out of the blue. …
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has sent a letter to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to congratulate him and all Russians on the Day of Russia and wished the relations between Moscow and Ankara will come to a level that it deserves. "Dear Mr. President, on behalf of the Turkish people I congratulate you and all the Russians on the Day of Russia, and hope that the relations between Russia and Turkey will come to a level that it deserves in the near future," RIA Novosti cited him as saying. Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım has also sent a similar letter to his Russian counterpart Dmitry Medvedev. Yıldırım said in his letter, "I hope that our relations will reach the level which is necessary for the common interests of two countries' peoples. I wish the Russians well-being and prosperity," the head of the Turkish government wrote.