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Germany Wants EU to ‘Raise Financial Pressure on Turkey’

Germany Wants EU to ‘Raise Financial Pressure on Turkey’

In a draft paper sent to the European Commission, Germany has requested that financial pressure be raised on Turkey and that the European Commission should look into suspending all pre-accession aid to Turkey if the need arises.

Asylum Application of Turkish Army Soldiers to Germany Accepted

Asylum Application of Turkish Army Soldiers to Germany Accepted

Asylum applications of some of the soldiers who were assigned in Germany as part of the NATO mission and were relieved of their duties following the July 15 coup attempt, have been accepted.

Germany Signals Travel Convenience for Some Occupational Groups from Turkey

Germany Signals Travel Convenience for Some Occupational Groups from Turkey

German Minister of Foreign Affairs Gabriel has said that travel convenience has to be provided for scientists, students, artists, authors, journalists and business people from Turkey.

Merkel: Relations Between Turkey and Germany are Strong

Merkel: Relations Between Turkey and Germany are Strong

German Chancellor Merkel has said she favors dialogue between Turkey and Armenia and she wishes for good relations with Turkey.

Berlin Ambassador Summoned to Turkey

Berlin Ambassador Summoned to Turkey

Turkey’s Ambassador to Berlin, Hüseyin Avni Karslıoğlu has been summoned to Turkey following Germany’s approval of the bill concerning the Armenian Genocide.

German Federal Assembly Adopts Armenian Genocide Bill

German Federal Assembly Adopts Armenian Genocide Bill

German Federal Assembly has passed the bill concerning the Armenian Genocide entitled “Remembering and commemorating genocide against Armenians and other Christian minorities in the period of 1915-1916”.

PM Says ‘Ordinary Incidents’ for Armenian Genocide

PM Says ‘Ordinary Incidents’ for Armenian Genocide

Prime Minister Yıldırım as to the Armenian Genocide bill to be seen tomorrow in Germany has said, “[Allegations] out of the whole cloth, ordinary incidents lived in World War First conditions and could happen in any society”.

Support to Armenian Genocide Bill from German Press

Support to Armenian Genocide Bill from German Press

The bill concerning the Armenian Genocide will be voted at the German Confederation. The prevalent view in the German press is in the direction of giving the incidents its actual title. The politicians on the other hand are worried that the Readmission Agreement might be cancelled.

Interlocutory Injunction Imposed on Part of Böhmermann’s Poem

Interlocutory Injunction Imposed on Part of Böhmermann’s Poem

Hamburg State Court has imposed interlocutory injunction on some parts of the poem about President Erdoğan read by comedian Jan Böhmermann.

‘Erdoğan Offensive Poetry Competition’ in England

‘Erdoğan Offensive Poetry Competition’ in England

Douglas Murray from the Spectator Magazine has asked its readers in protest of Erdoğan to write rude limericks about Erdoğan and send them by June 23.

Erdoğan in Teletubbies Garden

EXTRA 3 MADE FUN OF ERDOĞAN AGAIN

Erdoğan in Teletubbies Garden

Extra 3 moderator Ehring whose satiric song “Erdowie, Erdowo, Erdowahn” making fun of Erdoğan led German Ambassador to be summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has now represented Erdoğan’s advisor…

Announcement by Germany: 10 Killed in Attack are Citizens of Germany

Announcement by Germany: 10 Killed in Attack are Citizens of Germany

According to the statement made by Foreign Affairs of Germany, 10 people killed in explosion in Sultanahmet were citizens of Germany.

13 January 2016

German Journalist Hinsch Detained for Three Days

German Journalist Hinsch Detained for Three Days

German freelance photojournalist Robin Hinsch has been detained for three days in guesthouse of Urfa Provincial Directorate of Security on the grounds that he trespassed Syria border. Hinsch said he had been interrogated for one and half day without sleep.

7 May 2015 Erol Önderoğlu

Germany Shuts Down Reactors, Turkey Builds, Why?

NİLAY VARDAR REPORTED FROM GERMANY

Germany Shuts Down Reactors, Turkey Builds, Why?

While Turkey is eagerly signing deals to establish its first nuclear power plant in a foreseeable future without discussing potential perils of nuclear energy, Germany has been dealing with nuclear waste for the past 35 years.

26 February 2013 Nilay Vardar

Temporary Broadcast Permit for ROJ TV in Germany

Temporary Broadcast Permit for ROJ TV in Germany

The German Federal Administrative Court sent the case file of ROJ TV to the European Court of Justice. The court will investigate allegations of "spreading PKK propaganda". The Kurdish television channel is allowed to broadcast until the court will have issued a decision.

1 March 2010 Erol Önderoğlu

Minister Arınç Has Asked Akman to Leave Office

"Lighthouse" Scandal

Minister Arınç Has Asked Akman to Leave Office

Following allegations of his involvement in the "Lighthouse" association embezzlement scandal, Akman, president of RTÜK, has been asked to step down.

22 May 2009 Tolga Korkut

Five More Fires in Turkish Homes in Germany since Ludwigshafen

After the unsolved fire in Ludwigshafen which claimed nine lives, there have been five more fires in Turkish homes.

20 February 2008

Turks, Germans Mourn Together for Victims of Ludwigshafen Fire

On Sunday, Turks and Germans gathered to say good-bye to the nine victims of the fire in Ludwigshafen last week. The bodies were then flown to Turkey.

11 February 2008

Germany Hands Over Two PKK Militants

The Turkish Ministry of Justice has announced that Germany has handed over PKK militants Iltas and Kizilay.

30 November 2007 Tolga Korkut

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