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Tuesday, June 6, 2017
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A medical fundraising campaign for one of the victims of 10 Oct 15 Ankara Massacre
Greetings,
In a wonderful display of solidarity, our campaign has reached 38% of its target in just two days! This has filled us with hope and shown us that we are not alone. It is a pleasure to see all donations, no matter how small, turning into such a huge contribution!
Many thanks to all of you!
We will continue to share our campaign as widely as possible and hope that Cafer will be able to start using his prosthesis sooner than imagined. Each of your contributions will represent a step on Cafer’s journey!
Your support is truly appreciated!
Here’s to solidarity….
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Saturday, June 6, 2015
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Eurosphere agenda: “Greek PM asks creditors to drop ‘irrational’ demands
Alexis Tsipras says his country close to debt deal but urges EU-IMF to drop “absurd” demands for further austerity cuts.
Tsipras, left, with European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker on Wednesday
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras presented a 47-page list of reforms in the context of negotiations with Jean-Claude Juncker. The list contains many recommendations – especially those that have been rejected by donors.
Greece’s debt dilemma explained
A critical response to Edward P. Joseph’s article “The Balkans, Interrupted“ published in Foreign Affairs, which has caused much anxiety and bewilderment in the region.
Greece tells the International Monetary Fund it will delay Friday’s €300m (£216m) debt repayment and bundle all four of its June payments together.
Terrorism and organised crime are serious threats to Europe. The EU is better placed than the member-states to deal with the transnational aspects of these threats. But disagreements between the Council and the Parliament result in gridlock over security measures. One reason is that sensitive information cannot be shared with MEPs, leaving them in the dark about both the threats and the means to deal with them. If the EU wants to tackle the threat of terrorism effectively, MEPs should be given adequate access to confidential information.
Following the Conservative Party’s victory in the 2015 general election, the UK is set to hold an in/out referendum on its membership of the European Union before the end of 2017.
The Greek island of Lesbos, with its idyllic beaches and clear blue water, is seen as a tourist hotspot.
The oligarchs have joined forces to railroad a new labour code that strips Ukrainian workers of their already modest rights.
Greece chooses to defer a payment of €300m (£216m) that was due to be paid to the International Monetary Fund, the first ever deferral by a developed economy.
Fifa President Joseph Blatter announced his resignation on Tuesday but intends to remain in office until his successor is elected. According to media reports Blatter is now also under investigation for corruption. Courageous journalists and lawyers have brought down the boss of the international football association, some commentators applaud. For others Blatter’s guilt has yet to be proven.
The end game approaches in Greece
There have been countless rumours over the past days, weeks and months that a deal is close in negotiations between Greece and the Eurozone. But as we enter June, the issue will have to be settled one way or another. Open Europe’s Raoul Ruparel lays out where Greece stands and the prospects for a deal.
The populist discourse of Podemos and Syriza is the attempt to cope with a post-industrial and crisis-ridden economy in which traditional class identifications fail to mobilise the electorate.
Podemos supporter’s banner reads.’I was part of the year of change.’ Demotix/Marcos del Mazo.
Is Polish politics about to get messy again?
With Polish politics in a state of flux following the Presidential elections, Open Europe’s Pawel Swidlicki looks at the new parties set to challenge the establishment in autumn’s parliamentary elections, and what this could mean for Poland’s place in the EU and for David Cameron’s renegotiation.
Armenia is trapped between its traditional ties to the East and a desire to integrate with the West. In the light of an increasingly aggressive Russian foreign policy, what are Armenia’s European options?
Thanks to extremely complex electoral laws and the ease with which alliances are created and broken, as is usual in Italy, all sides claim victory. However, there are some striking conclusions we can draw from the results.
Matteo Salvini has established Lega Nord as the main right-wing opposition. Demotix/Cosimo Consoli. All rights reserved.
Relieved of his duties as leader of the National Front delegation in the European Parliament after calling for the “de-Islamification of France”, sources told AFP that Aymeric Chauprade is now the subject of a legal inquiry. EurActiv Franceand AFP report.
Fear of the SNP drove voters to the Tories – a fear that Labour’s leadership candidates are failing to discuss.
The European Parliament retaliated against a Russian entry ban on European politicians and military leaders on Tuesday (2 June), saying Moscow’s envoy to Brussels was no longer welcome at the assembly and Russian lawmakers would be vetted before being allowed in.
The European Union’s ambition to end mobile roaming charges for citizens travelling across the continent is being stymied by member states backing their national operators, officials say.
Greece’s international creditors have made Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras a “final offer”, according to media reports after a meeting on Monday evening in Berlin. The offer purportedly proposes a compromise on the terms for further bailout payments. At last Athens is taking the role of a self-confident negotiating partner, some commentators write approvingly. Others hope the proposal will prevent a Grexit for the time being.
The outcome of Denmark’s general election on June 18 could depend heavily on the success of a radical new party called The Alternative.
This is presidential election year, which usually means a tightening of the screws on any hint of opposition.
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- Eurosphere agenda: Clashes before a possible Ukraine truce…
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Just a day before the #TurkeyElections, Erdoğan is upset because Demirtaş doesn’t answer his call.. #SeniMeşguleAtacağız
As Turks head to the polls, we look at the country’s media; plus, an interview with whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has criticizes Selahattin Demirtaş, co-chair of the Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP), for avoiding a call to offer his condolences following an attack on the party’s rally in Diyarbakır
Selahattin Demirtas: Meet the Kurdish lawyer that could crush Erdogan’s dreams
International Business Times UK
Erkan Saka, who teaches at Istanbul’s Bilgi University, said Demirtas is key to HDP’s grassroots campaigning that attracted many volunteers all across the country. “He’s a good communicator, sometimes I think of him as Erdogan in his early years but ..
International Business Times UK
Erkan Saka, who teaches at Istanbul’s Bilgi University, said Demirtas is key to HDP’s grassroots campaigning that attracted many volunteers all across the country. “He’s a good communicator, sometimes I think of him as Erdogan in his early years but ..
Three days before the Turkish parliamentary elections the human rights organisation Reporters Without Borders has called on President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to stop harassing opposition media. The fate of the country’s democracy is at stake, commentators point out, and hope the left-leaning pro-Kurdish HDP will make it into parliament.
Is Turkey facing its last democratic election?
The challenges facing Turkey’s economy as it goes to the polls
President Erdoğan’s ego might not only harm the AKP in the long run, but also squander the Islamo-pragmatic political culture it was able to construct in the past 13 years.
Rally against women homicides in Istanbul. Photo by Nazlı Yırtar.
As Turkey heads toward a tense general election on June 7, the country’s EU accession negotiations—the process by which Turkey will gain admission to the European Union—hang in the balance. Last month the European Parliament postponed voting on Turkey’s 2014 progress report until June, overrunning the May 21 deadline. Kati Piri, the European Parliament’s rapporteur for Turkey, said the delay was due to the lack of time to discuss the amendments, but many believe the decision has more to do with the uncertain political environment in the country ahead of Sunday’s vote.
Erdoğan’s signature speech act is reciting poems; whereas Demirtaş excites his crowds by singing.
Demirtas with his family. During the campaign for Turkey’s first popularly elected ‘Head of the Republic’, we wrote a piece declaring the winner to be “populism”. Turkey will have parliamentary elections tomorrow on June 7 and here is an update on what has changed under this heading since last August.
Cats, who were accused of sabotaging Turkey’s local elections last year, have received a stern warning from veterinarians
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu has accused Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) co-leader Selahattin Demirtaş of playing a “nice guy” role for the elections, speaking at a rally in Istanbul’s Sancaktepe neighborhood
With the parliamentary elections only four days away, Kurdish problem-oriented Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) co-chair Selahattin Demirtaş has said he could not say with inner peace that his party would pass the 10 percent election threshold, adding they were “on the knife’s edge.”
Main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu pledged to bring peace to both Turkey and the Middle East
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- Latest opinion polls… #TurkeyElections
- Turkish Constitutional Court working on 10 percent election threshold… Turkey’s Science Minister declares Muslims discovered Earth… Dispatches from Turkey…
- Oh he is upset in Batman, not all citizens like the President… #TurkeyElections
- Once a respected scholar, Davutoğlu now tries to prove his campaign ‘not overshadowed’ by Erdoğan… #TurkeyElections
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