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A key business lobby warned Britain's government on Feb. 13 not to play favorites among industries when it negotiates the country's exit from the European Union, saying that ignoring any sector would hurt the entire economy.

Speaking of his impressions following his trip to Paris last week, Turkey's Minister for EU Affairs and Chief Negotiator Ömer Çelik had some interesting things to say. He pointed out to the forthcoming crucial elections that are to be held in three European countries; France, Germany and Holland, all of which would test the impact of the right-wing ideology in the European continent.

The top soldiers in the Turkish and British militaries came together for a meeting in Ankara on Feb 10, state-run Anadolu Agency has reported. 

British Chief of General Staff Gen. Stuart Peach was hosted by Chief of General Staff Gen. Hulusi Akar at the military headquarters in the Turkish capital, the agency reported, without giving details of the content of the talks.

With a majority of 372 votes, the House of Commons have started the process of Great Britain leaving the EU.

Turkey can be stronger than ever with the government's actions to strengthen the economy, according to the head of British defense giant BAE Systems, which recently signed a $125 million deal with a Turkish company.      

As the new British ambassador in Athens, I begin my mission in Greece at a challenging time.

On Tuesday, the House of Commons started a debate on the draft bill allowing the British government to launch negotiations on leaving the EU, reported AFP, cited by BTA.

Nearly 1 million people have signed a petition urging Britain to withdraw an invitation for U.S President Donald Trump to visit London and dine with Queen Elizabeth. The petition was started before British Prime Minister Theresa May extended the invitation for a “State” visit to Trump last Friday, which means he would come by invitation of Queen Elizabeth II.

British Prime Minister Theresa May cautiously warned Turkey on human rights following last year's failed coup attempt in a visit to Ankara.

Speaking to reporters at the Presidential Palace in Ankara alongside President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, May called Turkey "one of Britain's oldest friends."