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Blog
September 1, 2014
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Ben White
Veolia, the largest publicly-traded water company in Europe, is selling its water, waste, and energy businesses in Israel, and intends to 'step back' from the country as a marketplace....
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The Popular International Committee to Support the Gaza Strip launched a campaign yesterday to raise $1 billion for the rebuilding of the Gaza Strip; $100 million is set to...
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Nearly 2,000 protestors have gathered in front of the Dutch Parliament in The Hague to demand that the international community prosecute Israeli officials over their involvement in the recent...
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The Russian foreign ministry has expressed concern over the recent decision by the US to authorise surveillance flights over Syria, a statement said on Friday. The spokesman of the...
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A Turkish floating power-generating ship is due to sail for Gaza in the next 120 days if the necessary permits for crew members are completed in time, confirms Turkish...
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Bahrain has announced its support for France's proposal to launch an international coalition against terrorism, the Bahraini News Agency reported. The proposal, put forward by French President Francois Hollande,...
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Turkey's new President Recep Tayyip Erdogan yesterday stressed his country's non-confrontational foreign policy agenda following his inauguration. In his inaugural speech at the Cankaya Palace, Ankara, Erdogan said that...
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Former prime minister Erdogan took the oath on Thursday at the Grand National Assembly. The ceremony was marked by a walkout by opposition Republican People's Party lawmakers. Party leader...
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The Turkish Red Crescent has handed over an urgent shipment of aid to the Palestinian Red Crescent, the Anadolu news agency reported. The news agency reported Imad Abu-Matar, an...
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French President Francois Hollande said today that Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad "cannot be a partner in the fight against terrorism, he is the de facto ally of jihadists." Speaking...
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Turkey's ruling Justice and Development Party's new Chairman Ahmet Davutoglu said his party will continue on the path set by his predecessor. Turkey's Prime Minister-in-waiting Ahmet Davutoglu hailed the...
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The European Union has refused to accept third-party military intervention to resolve the ongoing crisis in Libya. Such intervention, would, said the EU's external affairs and foreign relations spokesperson,...
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The Secretary of State of the Vatican, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, said that, "What is happening in the Middle East, especially in Syria and Iraq, is not a clash between...
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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan yesterday visited a number of injured Palestinians who are receiving treatment in Ankara. Several Turkish officials accompanied Erdogan's in his visit, which lasted...
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Austrian President Heinz Fischer criticized Israel for its offensives in the Gaza strip, saying the death toll of the attacks puts forward a big disproportion between Israel and the...
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Sudan and Turkey have expressed their keenness to strengthen economic ties and coordinate positions in regional and international forums. This development follows a meeting held in Sudan's capital Khartoum...
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Germany has apologised to Qatar for remarks by a German minister in which he accused Qatar of funding ISIS militants in Iraq. A foreign ministry spokesman, Martin Schaffer, said...
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The nomination of Turkey's Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu to serve as the next prime minister of Turkey and the president of the ruling AK Party by Turkey's President-elect Recep...
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Dr Ashraf Abdel Ghaffar, one of the leaders of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, said that the British government requested a civil and not criminal investigation into the Brotherhood's activities...
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Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has been tipped to become the new chairman of the ruling AK Party, and thus become the next prime minister, by outgoing President Abdullah...
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Turkey has strongly condemned claims circulating in Israeli media that Ankara took part in an attempt by Hamas to topple the Palestinian unity government which was formed in June....
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French police sources said that the Saudi prince, who was robbed on Monday, was Abdul-Aziz Bin Fahd, known as "playful". The prince is the youngest son of the late...
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As many as 350 Palestinians have fled from Syria's Yarmouk refugee camp, located in southern Damascus, to Turkey after airstrikes by the Syrian regime's warplanes destroyed their homes, Anadolu...
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The former head of Germany's intelligence agency (BND) has confirmed that the German government ordered the agency to spy on Turkey. Anadolu news agency reported on Tuesday that Hans-Georg...
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Article
August 20, 2014
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David Hearst
Before Britain gets involved in another intervention against Sunni insurgents in Iraq, David Cameron should read the Koran. Verse 216, Chapter 2 says: "You may hate a thing which...
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Deputy spokesperson of the US State Department Mary Harf refused to compare US arms sales to Israel and Turkey, saying that relations with the two countries are bound by...
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The European Union's boycott of products from Israeli settlements is a step in the right direction, Hamas' spokesperson Fawzy Barhoom said. "This step should be followed by more strict...
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Turkey will send a floating power-generating ship to Gaza, Taner Yildiz, Turkey's energy minister said Tuesday. "Turkey will build power plants in Palestine in the long term, but as...
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The Saudi Embassy in France has denied the media reports claiming that "one of its cars was attacked while on its way to the airport carrying large sums of...
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German intelligence agencies are spying on Turkey for fear of the impact of terrorist groups in Turkey on German national security, the Frankfurter Allgemeine newspaper reported, citing government sources....
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Turkey's President-elect and outgoing Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan received a delegation from the International Union of Muslim Scholars on Friday, a statement on the union's website said. According...
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The publication of a British government report into whether the Muslim Brotherhood should be classified "a terrorist organisation" has been delayed, while government ministers seek to calm any discontent...