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Anadolu Agency: News in English, 04-11-02Anadolu Agency: News in English Directory - Previous ArticleFrom: The Anadolu Agency Home Page at <http://www.anadoluajansi.com.tr/>CONTENTS
[01] ERDOGAN THANKS GERMANY FOR ITS SUPPORT TO TURKEY'S EU MEMBERSHIPANKARA - Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan in his meeting with German Greens Group Co-Chairperson Claudia Roth thanked Germany for its contributions to Turkey's EU full membership process.02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� - 21:11 [02] ANKARA CONDEMNS SUICIDE ATTACK IN TEL AVIVANKARA - Turkish Foreign Ministry on Tuesday condemned yesterday's (Monday) suicide attack staged in Tel Aviv, Israel, killing four people and injuring many others.02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� - 18:23 [03] ERDOGAN RECEIVES ROTHANKARA - Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan received on Tuesday Claudia Roth, co-chairperson of the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance in Germany. After the meeting, Roth told reporters that they hoped the European Council would make a positive decision on negotiations with Turkey on December 17th, and expressed thought that the Council would set a date to start entry talks with Turkey.02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� - 17:29 [04] TURKISH GENERAL STAFF DENIES PRESS REPORTS THAT TURKEY HAS REACHED AN AGREEMENT WITH UNITED STATES ON KIRKUKANKARA - Turkish Deputy Chief of General Staff Gen. Ilker Basbug denied on Tuesday press reports that Turkey had reached an agreement with U.S. authorities regarding Kirkuk.02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� -- 17:24 [05] TURKISH GENERAL STAFF SAYS THEY ARE MONITORING MOVES AIMING TO CHANGE DEMOGRAPHIC STRUCTURE OF KIRKUKANKARA - Gen. Ilker Basbug, Turkish Deputy Chief of General Staff, said on Monday that the Turkish military was monitoring the moves aiming to change the demographic structure of Kirkuk.02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� -- 16:57 [06] GUL RECEIVES ROTHANKARA - Turkish Foreign Minister & Deputy Prime Minister Abdullah Gul received Claudia Roth, co-chairperson of the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance in Germany, and accompanying delegation on Tuesday.02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� -- 16:42 [07] OPPOSITION LEADER SAYS TURKEY HAS REDISCOVERED SECULARISM THANKS TO AK PARTY GOVERNMENTANKARA - Deniz Baykal, the leader of the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), said on Monday that Turkey had rediscovered secularism thanks to Turkish government led by Justice and Development Party (AKP).02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� -- 16:42 [08] TURKISH PM ERDOGAN RECEIVES ETUC SECRETARY GENERAL MONKSANKARA - Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan received on Monday John Monks, the Secretary General of European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC). After the meeting, Monks told reporters that their confederation would also express views about Turkey's European Union (EU) accession, and said that he told PM Erdogan that Turkey had to make some more progress in areas like democracy, trade union and labor rights, to get rid of their reservations.02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� -- 16:03 [09] TURKISH POLICE SEIZE GRENADES, ASSAULT RIFLES AND EXPLOSIVES IN SIRNAKSIRNAK - Turkish police seized four hand grenades, 13 AK-47 assault rifle (Kalashnikov) and three kilograms of explosives in southeastern city of Sirnak, Governor's Office said on Monday.02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� -- 15:30 [10] HIGH TRIBUNAL COMPLETES FIRST DAY DEBATES IN CORRUPTION CASE AGAINST TWO FORMER MINISTERSANKARA - The High Tribunal completed on Monday the first day debates in the corruption case filed against Cumhur Ersumer and Zeki Cakan, two former Energy & Natural Resources ministers. Mustafa Bumin, who chaired the hearing, said that demands of the defendants and the plaintiff would be debated in the upcoming hearing, and noted that the trial would continue till November 25th.02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� -- 14:40 [11] LABOR & SOCIAL SECURITY MINISTER BASESGIOGLU RECEIVES ETUC SECRETARYANKARA - Labor & Social Security Minister Murat Basesgioglu met today Turkey-EU Trade Union Coordination Commission Secretary General John Monks. Monks stated that all four labor confederations in Turkey, including KESK, DISK, Turk-Is and Hak-Is are members of the European Trade Unions Confederation (ETUC). ''In this regard, Turkey is ahead of the EU'' he said.02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� -- 14:39 [12] BUDGETS DISCUSSIONS HIGH ON THE TURKISH AGENDAANKARA - Kemal Nehrozoglu, Secretary General of the Presidency, has announced that the presidential budget proposal for 2005 is 31,253,000 New Turkish Liras (one new TL equals 1 m actual liras).02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� -- 13:53 [13] TURKISH PM SAYS EU TARGET OF TURKEY IS IN LINE WITH IDEALS OF TURKISH REPUBLICANKARA - Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday that Turkey's European Union (EU) target was a natural outcome of Turkish Republic's ideal to reach the level of contemporary civilizations.02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� -- 13:53 [14] CO-CHAIRPERSON OF GERMAN GREENS GROUP AT TURKISH PARLIAMENTANKARA - Claudia Roth, co-chairperson of the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance in Germany, visited Mehmet Elkatmis, Chairman of Turkish Parliamentary Human Rights Investigation Commission, on Tuesday.02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� -- 12:01 [15] FM GUL RECEIVES IRAQI KURDISH ISLAMIC UNION LEADER BAHAALDINANKARA - Turkish Foreign Minister & Deputy Prime Minister Abdullah Gul received Iraqi Kurdish Islamic Union leader Salah al-Din Muhammad Bahaaldin on Tuesday.02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� -- 11:06 [16] THE NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES IN TURKEY REACHES 10 MILLIONANKARA - The number of motor vehicles registered in Turkey as of August, 2004 has reached 9,977,505, said authorities today.02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� -- 11:06 [17] CHEAPEST LABOR OF THE WORLDIZMIR - ''The cheapest labor cost in the world is in Turkey in textile and readywear industries,'' said Prof. Dr. Isik Tarakcioglu, Director of Textile Research Center of Aegean University.02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� -- 11:01 [18] HIGH TRIBUNAL STARTS TRYING ERSUMER AND CAKANANKARA - The High Tribunal started trying Cumhur Ersumer and Zeki Cakan, two former Energy & Natural Resources ministers, this morning.02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� -- 10:22 [19] ARINC RECEIVES ETUC SECRETARY GENERAL MONKSANKARA - Turkish Parliament Speaker Bulent Arinc received John Monks, Secretary General of European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC), on Tuesday.02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� -- 10:04 [20] COAL MINE COLLAPSES IN BARTINBARTIN - Two dead bodies of workers have been removed from the rubble of a coal mine that collapsed in Amasra town of northwestern city of Bartin, officials of the Turkish Charcoal Agency (TTK) said on Tuesday.02 Kas�m 2004 Sal� -- 09:14 [21] ADMINISTRATORS OF GROUP OF THE GREENS IN GERMANY DUE IN TURKEYANKARA - Administrators of the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance in Germany will visit Turkey this week, the German Embassy in Ankara said on Monday.01 Kas�m 2004 Pazartesi -- 18:53 [22] TURKISH PARLIAMENT TO VOTE ON ABOLITION OF DEATH PENALTYANKARA - A bill which envisages ratification of Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, aiming at the abolition of the death penalty, was presented to the Turkish Parliament Speaker's Office on Monday.01 Kas�m 2004 Pazartesi -- 18:24 [23] AUSTRALIAN AMBASSADOR IN CANAKKALECANAKKALE - Australian Ambassador to Turkey Jean Dunn visited Governor Suleyman Kamci of northwestern city of Canakkale on Monday.01 Kas�m 2004 Pazartesi -- 17:21 [24] FORMER PRESIDENT DEMIREL TURNS 80KIRIKKALE - Suleyman Demirel, ninth president of the Republic of Turkey, turned 80 today.01 Kas�m 2004 Pazartesi -- 16:42 [25] TURKISH GENDARMERY ARRESTS 67 ILLEGAL MIGRANTS IN AGRIAGRI - Turkish gendarmery detained 67 illegal migrants in eastern city of Agri on Monday.01 Kas�m 2004 Pazartesi -- 16:25 [26] ARINC: ''WE WANT EQUAL TREATMENT WITH OTHER EU CANDIDATE COUNTRIES''ANKARA - ''As it was confirmed in Helsinki Summit, Turkey wants to be treated equally with other EU candidate countries,'' said Turkish Parliament Speaker Bulent Arinc.01 Kas�m 2004 Pazartesi -- 15:27 [27] SATICI: ''EU NEGOTIATION PROCESS WILL BE A HARD JOURNEY''ELAZIG - ''Next 15 years will be a hard process not only in the aspects of economy and competition but also political and social wise,'' said Oguz Satici, the Chairman of Turkish Exporters Assembly (TIM).01 Kas�m 2004 Pazartesi -- 14:31 [28] ''TURKISH-INDIAN BUSINESS FORUM TO TAKE PLACE TOMORROW''ISTANBUL - Sponsored by TUSIAD International, a branch of the Turkish Industrialists & Businessmen Association (TUSIAD), a Turkish-Indian Forum of Businessmen will take place in New Delhi, India tomorrow.01 Kas�m 2004 Pazartesi -- 14:29 [29] TURKISH POLICE CONFISCATE 41.8 KG OF HEROIN IN ADIYAMANADIYAMAN - Turkish police confiscated 41.8 kg of heroin in southeastern city of Adiyaman on Monday.01 Kas�m 2004 Pazartesi -- 13:06 [30] PARLIAMENT SPEAKER ARINC HOLDS PRESS CONFERENCE -ARINC: ''THERE ARE CHANGES IN TURKEY IN EVERY AREA''ANKARA - ''There are changes in Turkey not only in politics, but also in every area,'' Turkish Parliament Speaker Bulent Arinc said on Monday.01 Kas�m 2004 Pazartesi -- 13:06 [31] EFFORTS TO CREATE A NEW GOVERNMENT CONTINUE IN THE TRNCLEFKOSA - Dervis Eroglu, Chairman of the National Unity Party, has renounced to form a new government in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus TRNC01 Kas�m 2004 Pazartesi -- 12:45 [32] TURKISH EXPORTS REACH RECORD NUMBERSELAZIG - Turkey's exports in October have increased by 20.4 percent and reached a record number of 5,915 million U.S. Dollars, said Turkish Exporters Assembly (TIM).01 Kas�m 2004 Pazartesi -- 12:44 [33] TRNC PRIME MINISTER TALAT SPEAKS TO FILELEFTHEROS -TALAT: ''WE ARE READY TO DISCUSS CHANGES IN ANNAN PLAN''LEFKOSA - ''We are ready to discuss changes to Annan Plan and to present a proposal for changes,'' Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) Prime Minister Mehmet Ali Talat said on Monday.01 Kas�m 2004 Pazartesi -- 11:58 [34] NO BOUNDARIES FOR TURKISH BUSINESSMEN...CAPE TOWN - Turkish businessmen have started projects world-wide. Businessmen from Turkey have traveled to distant corners of Africa and have made investments there.01 Kas�m 2004 Pazartesi -- 11:15
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