Strange Bedfellows in Washington Columnist Omer Taspinar comments on the Armenian resolution at the US Congress and Armenia and Azerbaijan's attitudes towards it.
Genocide Allegations And A New Turkey Columnist Nasuhi Gungor comments on the Armenian issue and a vote on a "genocide" resolution by a US Congressional panel.
Annoying Israel Means Annoying The U.S. Columnist Lale Kemal comments on the so-called Armenian genocide resolution before the US Congress and Turkish-US relations.
Africa And Turkey Columnist Bulent Aras comments on Turkish-African relations.
March 7 Elections Set To Shape Iraq's Future Columnist Hasan Kanbolat comments on next Sunday's elections in Iraq.
Critical Week Columnist Omer Taspinar comments on a draft bill about so-called Armenian genocide at US Congress and Turkey-Armenia-US relations in this context.
Six Questions For Europeans Columnist Erdal Safak comments on the new Russell Court on the Palestine issue.
Why Did The Un Sec'y-general Come To Cyprus? Columnist Ferai Tinc comments on the Cyprus issue.
A Big Change In Arab Perceptions Of Turkey Columnist Sedat Ergin comments on changing perceptions of Turkey in the Arab world.
Cyprus Talks And The Package Columnist Yusuf Kanli comments on the ongoing Cyprus peace talks.
Economic Recovery Continues Columnist Asim Erdilek comments on Turkey’s economic recovery.
Switzerland Spoiled Turkey’s E.U. Dream Columnist Mehmet Ali Birand comments on the misperception of Turkey and its culture among the European public opinion, and how this affects Turkey's EU accession process.
Ambassador Tan: The Right Choice For Washington Columnist Ali H. Aslan comments on the recent appointment of Deputy Foreign Ministry Undersecretary Namik Tan as Turkey's new ambassador to Washington.
The Global And Turkish Jobs Crises Columnist Asim Erdilek comments on a recent ILO report on worldwide job losses caused by the global economic crisis and the situation in Turkey in this context.
Is The E.U. A Panacea For All Ills? Columnist Bulent Kenes comments on a recent roundtable meeting in Istanbul, during which Chief EU Negotiator Egemen Bagis briefed Turkey's leading newspaper editors about steps that will be taken by the governemnt as part of Turkey's renewed push for EU accession.
Visa Wars Columnist Beril Dedeoglu comments on a recent decision by the EU to relax visa requirements for several Balkan countries, including Serbia, while keeping them for Turkey, an EU candidate country whose accession talks are continuing.
Copenhagen Climate Change Conference Columnist Asim Erdilek comments on the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen which ended on Saturday with a nonbinding agreement by world leaders to curb global temperature rise by committing to significant emission reductions, and to raise finance to help the developing world launch action to deal with climate change.
A Model Partnership Columnist Ferai Tinc comments on Turkish-US relations.
Clash Split Over Kurdish Initiative Columnist Ergun Babahan comments on the government's democratic initiative to solve Turkey's Kurdish or southeastern issue.
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