Thus, he believes, the Russian side will attempt to mitigate discontent of the Armenian side, by providing some “compensation”. As for Belarus, he considers currently Russia-Belarus relations are in serious crisis within EEU, against the background of which NK conflict and the issue of Armenian candidate isn’t even noticed by Belarus and won’t create obstacles.
“Hey Rutte, you might have finished the elections as the first party, but you should know that you lost a friend like Turkey,” Erdoğan told a rally in the northwestern province of Sakarya.
The two military commanders also discussed the latest developments in the war on terrorism, as well as coordination and cooperation in that field, according to a statement by Egypt’s armed forces.
A letter exploded when it was opened at the offices in central Paris of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Thursday and one person was slightly injured, police sources said.
It means that May can invoke Article 50 of the EU’s Lisbon Treaty at any time, although her spokesman has hinted that any such decision is likely to come towards the end of March rather than in the coming days.
Dramatic video shows snow flying everywhere and hitting people on the platform in the Wednesday incident.
Three parties are projected to win 19 seats each: Geert Wilders’ anti-immigration Freedom Party (PVV), the Christian Democrats and the D66 party.
“Of course, we would only welcome that the Armenian-Turkish border was open for free movement of people, goods and services. This will definitely benefit the entire region”, the Russian FM said.
“Putting aside these developments, I can say that this was an initially planned action, it is a conspiracy, and Archbishop Aram Ateshian, as well as Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Armenian hospital of St. Savior in Istanbul Bedros Sirinoglu are involved in this. The general belief is that if Ateshian was elected, this statement would not be issued,” Bagrat Estukian said.
Turkey was not immediately available to comment, but sources said it had blocked NATO’s 2017 rolling program of cooperation with non-EU countries, including political events, civilian projects and military training.
