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Parliament to discuss extension of Turkish forces’ deployment in Gulf of Aden
The Turkish presidency on Feb. 3 submitted a motion on the extension of Turkish forces serving in the strategic areas of Gulf of Aden, Somalia and the Arabian Sea.
The presidency submitted the motion on the extension of the deployment of Turkey's naval forces in Gulf of Aden, Somalia, the Arabian Sea, and neighboring regions, to the parliament's speaker's office.
Abbas threatens to cut security ties with Israel, US
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas threatened to cut security ties with both Israel and the U.S. on Feb. 1, in a lengthy speech delivered at an Arab League meeting in Egypt's capital that denounced a White House plan for ending the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Iraq Warns of "Collapse" if Trump Blocks Iraq's Access to NY Fed
Iraq fears an economic "collapse" if Washington imposes the promised sanctions, including blocking access to US-based accounts, in which Baghdad holds oil revenues that supply 90 percent of the national budget, according to BGNES.
UN defeats rival resolutions to keep Syria cross-border aid
The United Nations Security Council on Dec. 20 rejected rival resolutions that would continue the delivery of humanitarian aid across borders to more than 1 million Syrians every month in mainly rebel-held areas, leaving future deliveries in question as winter arrives.
3 questions for 3 answers from the Russian and the Deputy US Ambassador in Belgrade
Russian Ambassador Alexander Botsan-Kharchenko and US Deputy Ambassador Gabriel Escobar answered the three same questions about the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue in their statements for "Vecernje Novosti".
The ambassadors emphasized that the solution must be found by two parties, with the help of international actors.
Varosha issue heads to UNSC
Nicosia will take recourse to the United Nations Security Council this week over Ankara's stated plan to develop the fenced-off town of Varosha in the region of Famagusta in northern Cyprus, which has been militarily occupied by Turkey since 1974, according to the island nation's President Nicos Anastasiades.
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Cavusoglu says drilling ship 'entirely within Turkish continental shelf'
In a letter to European Union member countries and the foreign ministers of the United Nations Security Council's permanent members, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Friday that the area off the western coast of Cyprus where Ankara plans to conduct exploratory drilling lies entirely within Turkish continental shelf.
Anastasiades to meet Putin in China
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades will hold a meeting in China next week with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Anastasiades departs on Monday for China where he will participate in the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation. The Cypriot President will hold a meeting with his Chinese counterpart President Xi Jinping, while he will also meet with the Russian President.
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PM Dancila, meeting with Executive Secretary of UNECE Olga Algayerova
Prime Minister Viorica Dancila met with Olga Algayerova, Executive Secretary of the UNECE (UN Economic Commission for Europe) on Tuesday, in which context she pointed out that sustainable development is one of Romania's commitments, in the candidacy campaign for the United Nations Security Council included.
"Moscow will defend Belgrade's right in Kosovo"
Member of the Russian Duma Yevgeny Primakov said this in an interview for Belgrade daily Vecernje Novosti.
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