Eurasia Press & News

The Çankaya presidential palace is scheduled to host a Balkan Summit to discuss the latest developments in the region with the leaders of both Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina in Ankara next week.

Minister of Foreign Affairs Mohamed Kamel Amr has welcomed the decision by his counterparts from Russia and the United States to hold a conference on the Syrian crisis. In a statement published

Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu headed on Friday to Jordan for a one-day working visit to discuss important issues, including the Syrian crisis, with Jordanian officials. During his visit, Davutoglu is to discuss with Jordanian

British Prime Minister David Cameron on Friday arrived in the Black Sea resort of Sochi for talks on Syria with Russian President Vladimir Putin amid a new international push to find a way to end the civil war.

The newly discovered energy resources in the Eastern Mediterranean could contribute a great deal on the road to resolving the political problems in the region, Turkish President Abdullah Gül has said.

A protest of northern Kosovo Serbs against the implementation of the Brussels agreement started in Belgrade on Friday. The protest is dubbed “We are staying in Serbia”.

Romanian State Minister for Energy Constantin Nita said on Thursday “we seek Turkey’s support in Nabucco Project.”

The U.N.-Arab League mediator in the Syria conflict, Lakhdar Brahimi, has agreed to stay on despite his frustration at the international deadlock that has prevented UN action to halt the two-year-old civil war, the United Nations said on May 9.

Turkish Minister of EU Affairs and Chief Negotiator Egemen Bagis gave a message about May 9 “European Day” and said, “Turkey is

OSCE observers are not coming to Sofia to question Bulgarians’ ability to hold free and democratic elections, the leader of the mission said days before the country’s 2013 early parliamentary poll.