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Context on External Relations
News Ukraine's Yanukovich sees no alternative to close trade ties with Moscow

Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich, speaking on television after more than two weeks of street unrest over his U-turn away from the European Union towards Russia, said on Tuesday there was no alternative to restoring trade relations with Moscow.

  • December 10, 2013
News Russia signs deal to forgive $29 billion of Cuba's Soviet-era debt - diplomats

Russia and Cuba have quietly signed an agreement to write off 90 percent of Cuba's $32 billion debt to the defunct Soviet Union, a deal that ends a 20-year squabble and opens the way for more investment and trade, Russian and European diplomats said.

  • December 10, 2013
Publications EGF Turkey File  PDF  (102 Kb)

Insights into Turkish Domestic and International Politics during November 16-30th 2013
By John VanPool, EGF Turkey and Black Sea Regional Analyst

Key Points:

  • The AKP-Gulen Movement split hits the front pages and airwaves in Turkey.
  • Once friendly outlets controlled by the Gulen Movement turn on Prime Minister Erdogan after a 2004 action plan is released describing AKP complicity with the military to undermine Gulen-owned companies.
  • The Constitutional Commission fails on its mission having only agreed to half of the required articles.
  • Contentious issues regarding citizenship, the Kurdish issue and a new presidential role remain unresolved.
  • Turkey and the Kurdish Regional Government of Iraq look set to sign a pipeline deal despite continued opposition from Baghdad.
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  • December 10, 2013
News 'Brussels consensus' widens gulf with EU electorates

Call it the Brussels Consensus. A system of beliefs rooted in European Union treaties helps explain the growing gulf between policy elites and ordinary citizens that may cause a political earthquake in European Parliament elections next May.

  • December 9, 2013
News Defying protesters, Ukraine's Yanukovich meets Putin on pact

Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich met Russia's Vladimir Putin on Friday to lay the grounds for a new "strategic partnership" to shore up Ukraine's creaking economy in defiance of protesters back home enraged by his U-turn away from Europe.

  • December 7, 2013
News Euro zone officials to meet on banking union on Friday

German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has invited euro zone officials to a meeting in Berlin on Friday in a bid to come closer to a solution on a planned European resolution mechanism to deal with troubled banks, a German newspaper said on Friday.

  • December 6, 2013
News Ukraine's Yanukovich heads for talks in Russia with Putin

Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich is stopping off in Russia to have talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin on his way back home from an official visit to China, Ukraine's UNIAN news agency said on Friday.

  • December 6, 2013
News EU, Turkey take step towards visa-free travel

The European Union took steps on Wednesday towards lifting visa requirements for Turkish citizens, in a move underscoring a new thaw in relations between Ankara and the 28-member bloc.

  • December 5, 2013
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