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. | Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, AKP Deputy Chairman Omer Celik, and Ambassador Namik Tan hosted an Embassy roundtable for major Turkish American umbrella associations.
The Assembly of Turkish American Associations (ATAA) who represents the Turkish American community at the nation’s capital, was joined by the New York-based Federation of Turkish |
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. | Wikileaks: Aliyev says Sargsyan wanted to “walk away†from negotiation process WikiLeaks: Azerbaijan’s first lady victim of plastic surgery Wikileaks: “Azerbaijan is a “target†for Iranâ€, considers Elmar Mammedyarov |
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. | This behaviour is not acceptable nor understandable. Our page was disabled once before, where after giving enough information about “real identity†of the users! Reactivated. However, regardless of hundreds of thousands of porno pages, insulting and promoting pages, our page was permanently disabled. Although Facebook officials claim they support “freedom of speech†and they obey “human rights†but their action proves it wrong with no doubt. |
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. | Azerbaijanis living in Aarhus-Denmark had organised a campaign to highlight the sever condition of Lake Urmu (Southern Azerbaijan). According to BayBak, campaigners presented detailed information on issues of the lake and also asked the visitors to sign a petition. |
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. | No one knows how much it would cost to restore the work of craftsmen who’ve been dead for more than 1,500 years, and “nobody’s ready to pay,†said Hamza Youssefi, of Afghanistan’s Historical Monuments Department.
Youssefi sold tickets at 300 afghanis, about $7, for the visiting foreigner, and 60 each for two Afghan colleagues. His office is tacked with posters explaining what used to be here. Down |
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. | A bill that would see the lifespans of Germany’s 17 nuclear power plants extended by 12 years was approved by the upper house of parliament on Friday despite strong opposition.
Plans to extend the lifespan of Germany’s nuclear power stations took the last legislative hurdle when a bill was passed in Germany’s Bundesrat, the upper house of parliament |
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. | A new round of confidential documents about to be released by the whistle-blowing WikiLeaks organization had officials and analysts around the world on edge Friday as reports spread about the trove’s contents. The documents are said to include proof of a reciprocal double-cross by both the United States and Turkey in aiding terrorist organizations.
Reports speculate that the leaked diplomatic cables will show that Washington aided the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party, or PKK, and that Turkey helped al-Qaeda in Iraq. |
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. | Britain’s foreign intelligence agency, often referred to as MI6, is said to have promoted an impostor who they believed was a senior Taliban commander touted as key to the Afghan peace process, according to the New York Times.
The Secret Intelligence Service (SIS) agents paid Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansour from May this year, believing they had achieved an “historic breakthrough” |
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. | Tens of thousands of students were joined by lecturers and parents during a national day of action against the controversial changes.
Organisers said the marches, occupations and sit-ins were an opportunity for protesters to make their voices heard peacefully. In London, Westminster bore the brunt of lawlessness a fortnight after the Millbank riot. |
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. | 70 international humanitarian organizations are functioning in Azerbaijan, a lot of international humanitarian organizations have applied for state registration in Azerbaijan, said Deputy Prime Minister, chairman of the State Committee for Refugees and IDPs Ali Hasanov, APA reports. |
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. | With every passing day, Iran is getting closer to the bomb. Just how close, nobody who can talk about such things will say. But the United States has a moral imperative to exhaust every possible means of shutting down Iran’s nuclear weapons program before we or our allies decide military action has become unavoidable. |
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. | According to Iteca Caspian, the exhibition will cover different events. 115 companies from 16 countries, including Azerbaijan, Israel, China, Malaysia, Turkey, USA, Korea, Lithuania, Belarus, Slovenia, Russia and other countries will demonstrate their production in the exhibition. Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev will attend the exhibition. |
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. | Residences caught fire; 2 soldiers were killed, 12 soldiers and 2 civilians were wounded on the island where 1,200 people reside. South Korea threatened to give a tough response if the attacks continue. Currently, the attack has reportedly stopped.
North Korea artillerymen |
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. | The Campaign to Save Lake Urmia held a rally in Vancouver city, Canada on Nov. 21, 2010 demanding the international organizations and the Iranian government to take an immediate action to save Lake Urmia. Lake Urmia, an ancient natural wonder located in Northwestern Iran (Between West Azerbaijan and East Azerbaijan Provinces) needs urgent attention. The Lake is registered as Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO and listed as a wetland of international importance |
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. | Azerbaijani, Russian and Armenian foreign ministers Elmar Mammadyarov, Sergei Lavrov and Edward Nalbandian have met in Moscow today, APA reports quoting Russian Foreign Ministry. |
