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Turkey could be America’s most important regional ally, above Iraq, even above Israel, if both sides manage the relationship correctly.
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Caucasus Crisis Leaves Ankara Torn Between US and Russia
The simmering crisis brought about by Russia’s recent incursion into Georgia is putting Turkey on the spot, presenting Ankara with an undesirable choice between backing […]
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CONF./CFP- Society for Armenian Studies, UCLA, March 27-28, 2009
Posted by: Hovann Simonian <hovanns@aol.com> Call For Papers Armenian Studies at a Threshold: Celebrating the 35th Anniversary of the Society for Armenian Studies An international […]
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Possibilities for improving Azeri-Armenian relations
By JOHN C.K. DALY WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 (UPI) — Last month’s military conflict between Russia and Georgia over South Ossetia has cast a harsh spotlight […]
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Nabucco Gets A Boost In Baku
September 10, 2008 By Bruce Pannier Turkey’s Hilmi Guler (left) says his country backs Nabucco. Western hopes for Caspian gas that doesn’t arrive via […]
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Scholar given national grant award [ATATURK]
Sept. 10, 2008 By Jacqueline Deavenport Reporter A member of the history department will be conducting research in Turkey this year, thanks to a Fulbright […]
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Turkish Migration to the United States: From Ottoman Times to the Present
From: A DENIZ BALGAMIS <balgamis@facstaff.wisc.edu> List Editor: Mark Stein <stein@MUHLENBERG.EDU> Editor’s Subject: H-TURK: New book [D Balgamis] Author’s Subject: H-TURK: New book [D Balgamis] Date […]
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Caucasus Crisis Leaves Ankara Torn Between US and Russia
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CONF./CFP- Society for Armenian Studies, UCLA, March 27-28, 2009
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Possibilities for improving Azeri-Armenian relations
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Nabucco Gets A Boost In Baku
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Scholar given national grant award [ATATURK]
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Turkish Migration to the United States: From Ottoman Times to the Present