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Upheaval in the Middle East and mutual economic interests are drawing together two unlikely partners; rising powerhouse Turkey and an

“Genocide Denial Bill” causes France to face 34.4 percent drop in exports to Turkey in December 2011

The protest of the Armenian bill has resulted in a 34.4% drop in French imports compared to the same period

More than 70 percent of people in the Middle East think Turkey should play a greater role in the region,

France’s new law punishing denial of the Armenian claims of genocide was put on hold Tuesday after politicians opposed to

Turkey’s dismal human rights record is revealed once again, as it ranked as the top sentenced country by the European

Paul Auster refuses Turkey visit over jailed scribes Renowned U.S. author Paul Auster said he refused to visit Turkey because

Turkey views all French firms that have invested in Turkey as Turkish, Economy Minister Zafer Çağlayan said at a press

Socialist International (SI) has roundly criticized the government of the Justice and Development Party (AKP) for its allegedly repressive policies

Reporters Without Borders in Paris urged parliamentarians to refer the bill adopted on Monday to make it a crime to

European liberals and democrats have slammed a French law that makes it a crime to deny that the killings of

EU Minister and Chief Negotiator Egemen Bagis said yesterday that the developing Turkey would rescue Europe as an EU member.