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Erdogan - who is seeking to drum up support for his Islamist-rooted AK Party in March 31 local elections - said on Tuesday Turkey would make the suspected attacker pay if New Zealand did not.

'Reforms must accelerate in order for investments in the fields of agriculture to be supported, along with the recovery of the banking and real estate sector, but broadly speaking everything is being done as it should be done.'

'How can one exclude Turkey from an area in which it has a coastal line of many kilometres?' Katrougalos was quoted by Anadolu as saying.

Aside from energy security, enhanced energy,military cooperation between the three countries on the agenda

Can an educational system be in tune with contemporary realities and prepare young people for the future when 80 percent of its budget is spent on salaries?

Citizens, businessmen, and the work force are not offered solutions to their problems because the government adopts opportunistic policies.

has a duty to make a clear commitment to guarantee the voting rights of citizens abroad and to abandon its thoughts of having a diaspora citizen’s vote count less

The government of Mr Tsipras wanted To Vima and Ta Nea as propaganda tools in its hands, the booty and symbol of occupation of the broader democratic part of the political spectrum.

Progress was always a collective affair, and one must not forget this as our country strives to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

The State Department said that the Secretary will attend the summit to discuss basic energy and security issues faced by the Eastern Mediterranean.

The wide range of proposals that the minister presented on television seems to feature everything and its opposite.

The government rejected needed reforms such as amending Article 16 of the Constitution which bans private (even non-profit) universities.

The crucial political result is that the next government will not be able to be toppled by the main opposition in the 2020 presidential elections.

Tsipras again defended his move to introduce direct proportional representation, as well as SYRIZA’s proposal for popular election of the President of the Republic when there is a deadlock in Parliament.

Vryonis documents how, against a backdrop of severe economic woes, Menderes and his hardline foreign minister, Fatin Zorlu, mobilised the formidable machinery of the ruling Demokrat Parti (DP) to destroy Istanbul's Greek minority.

In his address to his parliamentary group yesterday, the Prime Minister demonstrated that the only policy that he serves faithfully is that of division and polarisation.

Bravado, threats, and targeted attacks can no longer shore up the morale even of SYRIZA’s narrow party base.

The overarching aim is for the finance ministry to have a comprehensive file on all types of assets so as to catch the huge number of taxpayers who currently declare extremely low incomes.

The proposed changes will also loosen the requirements for the release of prisoners serving multiple life sentences, such as the members of the notorious and now defunct N17 terrorist organisation.

One did not need the IMF’s report to understand that complacency or even worse a mindless return to the bad practices of the past could prove fatal