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European Union ile ilgili hikayeler

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• Schengen expansion: Seventeen years after Romania and Bulgaria joined the European Union, they have been given the green light to become members of its border-free Schengen travel zone. A step back: Although border checks were lifted on travel by air and sea for the two countries last March, it was only last month that Austria lifted its resistance to ending border checks by land.

16 Ara 2024

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• Georgia protests: Mass protests in Georgia fueled by the governing party’s decision to suspend negotiations on joining the European Union entered a second week on Thursday, with police cracking down on the protesters with increasing force in an attempt to curb the demonstrations. Furthermore: Opposition MPs, journalists and protestors alike are suffering from police violence. At least 300 people are reportedly arrested.

09 Ara 2024

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• Iran sanctions: The European Union and the United Kingdom imposed additional sanctions on Iranian entities, citing Tehran’s transfer of drones and ballistic missiles to Russia for its war in Ukraine and to proxies across the Middle East.

25 Kas 2024

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• Tariff complaint: China has filed a complaint with the WTO, asserting that the European Union’s recent anti-subsidy tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles are unjust. A step back: Last month, the EU imposed import duties of up to 35% on Chinese EVs, citing unfair price competition with EU-made vehicles.

11 Kas 2024

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The Schengen stamp is being phased out, and Istanbul's beloved Aman da Bravo is closing.

07 Eyl 2024

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The European Parliament's Assessments on Sanctions

The recent resolution adopted by the European Parliament underscores mounting concerns regarding loopholes within the sanctions regime and their inadequate enforcement. Of significant worry is the diminishing effectiveness of these sanctions. The resolution highlights the surge in imports from nations processing Russian oil, notably India, which serves as a potential 'back door' for the European Union (EU), allowing Russian oil revenue to flow back to Russia through intermediary countries such as China, the UAE, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Serbia, and Turkey.

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11 Ara 2023

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Turkey's Pragmatic Islamist

What to expect from Turkish foreign policy in President Erdoğan's third term.

06 Haz 2023

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On Turkey-EU relations and the future of the EU with Joschka Fischer

Former German Foreign Minister and Project Syndicate author Joschka Fischer spoke with Spektrum.

Abdullah Esin

21 Mar 2023

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via Project Syndicate A Brexit Reset? Philippe Legrain Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson won the December 2019 general election on the promise that he had an “oven-ready deal” to “get Brexit done.” But while the United Kingdom did leave the European Union in January 2020, Johnson’s deal included a deeply contentious protocol governing the special trade status of Northern Ireland. British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s successful negotiation of a...Devamını Oku

03 Mar 2023

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• The cost of European pollution permits rose to €100 ($106.59) for the first time, boosted by an improving economic outlook and expectations of a rebound in industrial output, with the benchmark prices in the EU's Emissions Trading System climbing as high as €100.70 a ton on Tuesday, taking their gain to 20% this year. via Bloomberg Zoom out: The surge in carbon prices comes as policymakers work to tighten the European Union's cap-and-trade system to help th...Devamını Oku

22 Şub 2023

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