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Charlie Hebdo: BSANNA condemns the attack against the freedom of the speech and the press
The Bureau of the Black Sea Association of National News Agencies strongly condemns the terrorist attack in Paris against the editorial staff of Charlie Hebdo.
Photo credit (c) ALKIS KONSTANTINIDIS / REUTERS
Russia Urges EU to Build Ties with New Eurasian Union
Russia's ambassador to the EU has called on the bloc to launch talks with the newly formed Eurasian Economic Union despite the Western economic sanctions against Moscow imposed over the Ukraine crisis.
Ziraat receives bank license in Azerbaijan
The Turkish state-run Ziraat Bank has been granted a banking license by the Central Bank of Azerbaijan, marking its entrance into the lucrative market.
The banking sector in Azerbaijan experienced high growth rates in 2013, according to a report released by the World Bank in October 2014.
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Watchdog OKs Azeri lender to enter into Turkish market
Turkey's banking watchdog BDDK has approved the acquisition of a majority stake in TAIB Bank by Azerbaijani lender Pasha Bank from Turkey's Aksoy Holding, as announced by the company through written statement Dec. 30.
Russian project jeopardizes Turkey’s energy advantage
Russiaâs proposal to sell gas to Europe via Turkey with the so-called âTurkish Streamâ will jeopardize Ankaraâs strategic importance, according to an energy expert.
Turkish stream risks Turkey’s advantage as an alternative to Russia
Russiaâs proposal to sell gas to Europe via Turkey, the so called âTurkish Streamâ will jeopardize Ankaraâs strategic importance, according to an energy expert.
Patriarch Neofit Issues Christmas Blessing for Bulgarians across the Globe
Patriarch Neofit, the head of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, is serving the traditional Christmas Day service at the St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Sofia.
Neofit is casting a prayer for good health and long lives and with a blessing to all Bulgarian Orthodox Christians around the world.
Erdoğan proves to be a ‘sweating president’ in first 100 days in office
As his first 100 days in office show, President Recep Tayyip ErdoÄan has certainly lived up to his words of being a âsweating president,â as he had claimed before he was voted in as Turkeyâs first ever directly elected president in August.
Russia ‘punishing EU friendly countries,’ Merkel says
German Chancellor Angela Merkel accused Russia Dec. 7 of interfering in the domestic affairs of numerous countries that are seeking closer ties to the European Union.
âMoldova, Georgia and Ukraine are three countries in our eastern neighbourhood that have taken sovereign decisions to sign an association agreement with the EU,â Merkel told German daily Die Welt in an interview.
Bulgaria To Create E-Registry of Its Tourist Destinations
Bulgaria's Tourism Ministry will create an electronic registry of all tourist destinations in the country, said Tourism Minister Nikolina Angelkova during the opening of the International Meeting Of Touroperators in Plovdiv.