The US House Foreign Affairs Committee has unanimously adopted H.Res.354, introduced by Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Ed Royce (R-CA) and Ranking Democrat Eliot Engel (D-NY), condemning the May 16th attacks on peaceful protesters by Turkish President Erdogan’s bodyguards, calling for the perpetrators to be brought to justice and measures to be taken to prevent similar incidents in the future.
The Resolution calls for “any Turkish security officials who directed, oversaw, or participated in efforts by Turkish security forces to illegally suppress peaceful protests on May 16, 2017, should be charged and prosecuted under United States law.”
The president will continue to meet with European leaders to discuss a variety of issues. But President Trump’s priorities will be combatting Islamist terrorism and securing NATO’s official commitment to become a much more active partner in that effort.
The cuts are likely to be shared again by a dozen non-members led by top oil producer Russia, which reduced output in tandem with the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries from January.
Astana-Yerevan rst direct ight will operate on May 31, Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Armenia H.E. Timur Urazayev said at the meeting with the teaching staff of the Institutes of the National Academy of Sciences.
The meeting was closed for the press. Later Erdogan also had a meeting with President of the European Council Donald Tusk and President of the European Commission JeanClaude Juncker.
The operation of new flight became possible thanks to the meeting between Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Armenia H.E Timur Urazayev and Minister of Transport, Communication and Information Technologies Vahan Martirosyan. At the meeting the sides announced opening Astana-Yerevan direct flights.
“Unfortunately, escalation is possible at any moment. The point is that inside Azerbaijani elite sharp struggle is ongoing for existence under current serious economic crisis. Many realize Azerbaijan needs no Karabakh.”
Through the PURE Water program USAID will also promote the design of small-scale water infrastructure projects to support the water needs of impacted communities.
“Currently we are developing together with the UN the practical issues related to legalizing the use of CSTO peacekeeping forces in the UN peacekeeping missions,” Yuri Khachaturov said.
