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Meetings in Brussels underway, marking three-day-long ordeal
The most crucial phase of the negotiations began on Saturday evening, since Minister Nikos Pappas is meeting with EC officials. This meeting is preparatory, according to the Maximos Mansion.
Universities and politics in Turkey
The president of a university was cutting the ribbon for the opening of the office of the election coordination bureau of the ruling party. When I saw the photo and read the story, I was shaken.
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German Chancellor Merkel expresses sorrow for Germanwings crash
German Chancellor Angela Merkel held a press conference in Cologne, on the Alps airliner disaster. She expressed her deep sorrow for the accident.
“We are in shock. We are mourning. We are doing everything so that relatives have all the help they require”, stated the German Chancellor on the crash of the Germanwings aircraft.
Merkel says “Nein” to Putin’s invitation for V-Day anniversary celebration
German Chancellor Angela Merkel refused Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invitation to partake in the Russian military parade in Moscow on May 9th, to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Allied victory against Nazi Germany.
However, the chancellor will visit Moscow the day after in order to pay her respects with a wreath over the tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Rectors have turned into 'Rectotators,' says report on Turkish universities
A group of academics reported on the vast rights violations at universities in Turkey, claiming rectors have turned into ?rectotators,? a mixture of a rector and a dictator.
Merkel ally leaves option open of arming PKK
A senior ally of German Chancellor Angela Merkel has left open the possibility of arming PKK as part of efforts to defeat ISIL militants
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Big week ahead for tertiary education
The coming week will be crucial for the countrys universities as a number of key issues are expected to be settled ahead of elections for rectors in July.
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Erdoğan’s attack on private universities
A bitter fact about Turkey has become painfully obvious in the past couple of years, especially the past couple of months: Prime Minister Recep Tayyip ErdoÄan wants to control and transform almost every aspect of the state and society.
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