Normalization
"Kosovo is not alpha and omega..."
Giaufret said that the first pillar of European integration is the rule of law, the fight against corruption and organized crime, as well as media pluralism.
The second pillar is inevitably the normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina, said Giaufret.
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Turkish parliament speaker meets with Armenian counterpart
Parliament Speaker Mustafa Şentop has met with the Speaker of the Armenian Parliament Alen Simonyan on May 4 who has been visiting Türkiye for the 30th Anniversary of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC) Summit and the 61st PABSEC Plenary Meeting.
Hope Growing of Fresh Start to Turkey-Armenia Relations
A meeting of the two sides in Moscow hints at a thaw in hitherto frozen relations between these two ancient adversaries, but normalization won't be easy.
“Vazrazhdane” went to Radev without Masks and Demanded - No Measures, No Green Certificate
The head of state Rumen Radev held a consultation with the seventh-largest party, "Vazrazhdane" (Revival), before handing a mandate to form a government.
Russia pledges support for normalization of Turkey-Armenia relations
Russia on Nov. 25 voiced support for normalization of relations between Turkey and Armenia, saying it would contribute to the regional stability.
Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said Armenia asked Russia to help in this process, adding that some steps in this regard had already been taken.
Music industry demands to be in normalization plan of gov’t
The key players in the Turkish music industry, which faced a catastrophic blow by the pandemic in the past one and a half years, reacted against the latest decision of keeping musical shows, concerts and recitals out of the gradual normalization plan that started on June 1.
Turkey tightening virus inspections amid normalization
Turkey is shifting to what officials dubbed "dynamic supervision model" to inspect the implementation of COVID-19-related measures after the country moved to a controlled normalization phase.
Starting from March 4, tens of thousands of personnel will be mobilized to carry out nationwide checks to see if coronavirus-related curbs are being strictly observed.
Istanbul preparing to ease virus restrictions
Istanbul is ready to ease COVID-19-related restrictions starting on March1 and making preparations to that end in line with the government's plans to move to a normalization phase on a provincial-basis, the city's provincial health director has said.
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Ancient Bergama awaits visitors as virus restrictions ease
The ancient city of Bergama has been re-opened for the visitors within the normalization phase of the COVID-19 pandemic. (AA Photo)
Turkey marks first curfew-free weekend since mid- April
People swarmed streets, parks, shopping centers and cafes to enjoy the first curfew-free weekend since being locked inside their houses mid-April after President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on June 5 canceled an initially planned lockdown for 15 provinces, saying that it could have led "to social and economic consequences."