Begins with the Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's visit Egypt on Monday for talks with the new rulers of Egypt, and deliver a speech directed to Egypt and the Arab world, in an atmosphere of tension between the two countries and Israel, which is staying with her diplomatic relations. It is scheduled to hold important talks with Erdogan, Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi, head of the Supreme Governor of the armed forces, and the other with Egyptian Prime Minister Essam Sharaf, who will be received. Erdogan will attend the opening of the Supreme Council for the strategic dialogue between Egypt and Turkey in the first session at the level of Prime Ministers of both countries. It is expected to deliver an important speech directed to Egypt and the Arab world from the Opera House on Tuesday. It is scheduled to begin Erdogan of his visit to Egypt tomorrow, laid a wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier, then travel immediately after the graves of the martyrs the Turks, before they meet each of the Imam of Al Azhar, Dr Ahmed Al-Tayeb and the Grand Mufti of Egypt Dr Ali Gomaa, will also meet with the Minister of Awqaf Mohamed Abdel-Fadil. Erdogan also will attend tomorrow the opening session of the meeting of the Arab follow-up at the Arab League at the level of Foreign Ministers. Erdogan continues his Wednesday meeting with Pope Shenouda III, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of Saint Mark Episcopate, and opened on the same day the new building of Yunus Emre Cultural <b>...</b>

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www.euronews.net The Turkish Prime Minister has apologised on behalf of the state for the killings of thousands of Kurds during a military crackdown in the 1930s. In a speech to members of his AK party Recep Tayyip Erdogan described the bloody campaign that left almost 14000 people dead as "among the most tragic events of our near history".

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FAREED ZAKARIA, HOST: This is "GPS," the "Global Public Square." Welcome to our viewers in the United States and around the world, I'm Fareed Zakaria. It was UN week in New York, and we bumped into all sorts of world leaders. We have three on the show today. Must-see conversations. We'll begin with Turkey's prime minister. In making a break with Israel, he's altering crucial alliances in the Middle East and all over the world. He will explain his reasoning. Then, is the new Russia a friend or a foe? Sergey Lavrov served the Kremlin back when the USSR was our sworn enemy. He is now Russia's foreign minister. And later, the man who might save the euro. Jose Manuel Barroso is the president of the European Commission. He is faced with a tough task as the euro zone crisis worsens. All that, plus we'll tell you about political pirates and why they scored a surprising victory. But first, here's my take. This was UN week, and there was some drama over the issue of the Palestinian bid for statehood. But the real action is taking place now as the world's finance ministers and leaders meet to talk about money. I think it's fair to say that we are confronting the worst economic moment since the days after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008. Growth has slowed in Europe and the United States, and it is slower even in the bubbling, emerging markets. Some European countries now have deep problems with their debt burdens that appear unmanageable, and that problem is spreading to <b>...</b>

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With English Translation Fair Use Policy, Source: World Economic Forum The Turkish prime minister, Mr. Erdogan, stormed out of a heated debate at the World Economic Forum in Davos after slamming the position of Israeli President, Mr. Shimon Peres, over Israel's offensive in the Gaza Strip. Recep Tayyip Erdogan walked out of the televised debate on Thursday, after the moderator refused to allow him to rebut the Israeli president's justification about the war that left about 1300 Gazans dead. Before storming out, Erdogan told Shimon Peres, the Israeli president: "You are killing people." Peres told Erdogan during the heated panel discussion that he would have acted in the same manner if rockets had been falling on Istanbul. Moderator David Ignatius, a Washington Post columnist, then told Erdogan that he had "only a minute" to respond to a lengthy monologe by Pires. Erdogan said: "I find it very sad that people applaud what you said. There have been many people killed. And I think that it is very wrong and it is not humanitarian." Ignatius twice attempted to finish the debate, saying, "We really do need to get people to dinner." Erdogan then said: "Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. I don't think I will come back to Davos after this."

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The first time when it confirmed Israel had committed serious crimes during the event; then, when its forgiving tone brought serious protests from Turkey and the Palestinians. Israel's main ally in the area — Turkey — has since begun a strategic shift in its alliances. Things are not only changing rapidly for Israel, they are doing so in tandem. The slow deterioration in Israel's relations with Egypt is becoming more violent by the day, while the same is true for Israel's relations with Turkey. As of now, Turkey and Egypt have no ambassadors in Tel Aviv, and Israel has recalled its ambassadors from their capitals as well. What's next? Turkey and Israel do not share a border; violence like that witnessed these days along the Israeli-Egyptian border won't be seen in this case. However, a sea war for hegemony on the Eastern Mediterranean may begin soon. Smallish scuffles related to the recently found gas fields near the disputed Israeli-Lebanese maritime border may take place with the participation of the mighty Turkish fleet. This is not just speculation; Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said last week that Turkey will boost navy patrols in Mediterranean. In an immediate response, Israeli Energy Minister Uzi Landau said Israel will secure its rigs and further develop the gas fields. Keeping the pressure on this issue, Turkey has repeatedly complained about the energy deals between Israel and Greek Cyprus. (Turkey doesn't recognize the Greek government on southern Cyprus <b>...</b>

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Erdogan: Israel is source of instability in Middle East Turkish Prime Minister, Rajab Tayyeb Erdogan, confirmed in a speech to the UN General Assembly Thursday evening that Israel is the source of instability in the Middle East. "The UN should be a power of right and justice for peace not war," he pointed out, adding that "In order to achieve these criteria, there is a fundamental problem which is the Israeli-Arab conflict." Erdogan considered that interests and politics prevent justice to be achieved, pointed out that Israel does not implement the UN resolutions, wondering if the UN Security Council has the power to impose the same sanctions on Israel as it imposes them on Sudan. "Israel is producing nuclear bombs and nobody takes action against it, but if any state does that, the international community immediately imposes sanctions," he state. He stressed that Israel must respect others in order to maintain its security, saying that the ongoing Israeli violence should not be continued. "Israel did not comply with 89 international resolutions," said he. "We must impose peace by power because it is the means of the UN," emphasized he, considering, "Turkey wants peace to spread in the Middle East, and we have no problem with the Israel people but with the Israeli government."

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People of Benghazi welcome Turkish premier enthusiastically, wait for five hours to listen him. BENGHAZI - Mustafa Keles People of Benghazi, Libya welcomed on Friday Turkey's prime minister enthusiastically, and waited at the square where he would make a speech for five hours to listen to him. Premier Recep Tayyip Erdogan addressed people in Benghazi, the city of opponents, in Libya--the last stop of his historic North Africa tour. A large group of people welcomed Erdogan, who arrived at the Benghazi Airport together with National Transitional Council (NTC) Chairman Mustafa Abdel Jalil, with banners writing "Welcome Home." Erdogan shook hands and took photographs with not only NTC members but also Libyans and Turkish citizens in the city, who all came to welcome him at airport. Muaz Mustafa Haddad was among those who welcomed Erdogan. Haddad was the child who was injured in incidents in Benghazi with a bullet in his head and brought to Turkey for treatment. Premier Erdogan had visited Haddad at Turkish hospital. Haddad showed the photographs Erdogan and he took when the premier visited him at hospital to Erdogan at the airport. Erdogan hugged Haddad and other children beside him, and kissed them. After the welcome ceremony, Erdogan entered Benghazi with a long convoy of vehicles. Benghazi people waiting in streets hailed Erdogan's convoy with victory signs, and showed great affection in the Turkish prime minister with Turkish flags. Erdogan's Benghazi visit coincided with <b>...</b>

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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's speech at the UN General Assembly on Thursday was full of criticism of Israel, deepening the rift between the two countries, and the United Nations. In his speech, Erdoğan said Israel should lift the blockade on Palestine, adding a new item to the list of conditions for normalizing relations between Israel and Turkey. Ties between the two have been tense since nine Turkish citizens were killed in an Isreali commando raid on a Gaza-bound aid ship in May 2010. Erdoğan also criticized the UN, saying that it should renew its vision to protect all of humanity's human rights, rather than selectively protecting certain countries' rights. The prime minister earlier demanded an apology from Israel and compensation for families. "It is impossible for us to remain indifferent to the killing of nine of our citizens in international waters," said Erdoğan. "Israel committed a great mistake against a friendly nation, Turkey. The primary source of tension is only the Israeli government." In addition to repeating his criticism of Israel, Erdoğan blamed the UN for falling short on warning Israel of human rights issues. Erdoğan said Israel ignores the United Nations' authority. "It has failed to abide by 89 binding UN resolutions and has ignored hundreds of others. This is a blow to the sense of international justice," he said. The prime minister called on the international community to "pressure Israel to show that they are not above the rule <b>...</b>

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(END VIDEOTAPE) (COMMERCIAL BREAK) ZAKARIA: This past week, New York might have seemed to be the center of the world. But the political story that struck me came not from the corridors of the United Nations but thousands of miles away in the city state of Berlin, Germany. You might have heard about the group called "The Pirate Party" that has burst on to Germany's political scene. The "Economist" magazine jokingly writes that it sounds like a party whose name was dreamed up at Octoberfest, Germany's annual beer festival. Actually, its ideology centers around internet freedom. Its members are tech-savvy youngsters who wear hooded sweatshirts, throw cool parties, and play up their group's name with pirate boats like this one. But don't let the cool facade fool you. They won 9 percent of the vote in Berlin's parliamentary elections. That puts them well ahead of the (inaudible) Free Democratic Party, a long-established party and part of Angela Merkel's established coalition. So what is going on? Well, it turns out their movement was founded in Sweden five years ago with a focus on copyright and patent law. It has since spread to a number of European countries and even the United States. But the German offshoot is broadening its focus and says it is about bringing politics back to the people. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We use democracy to use liquid feedback -- (END VIDEO CLIP) ZAKARIA: Liquid feedback is a phrase that struck a chord. It's designed to empower <b>...</b>

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Aylar sonra Somali'ye yagmur yagdi. Tayyip Erdogan Prime Minister of Turkey arrived at Somalia with aid and after months it started to rain.

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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan will continue what has been dubbed his 'Arab Spring' tour when he arrives in Libya later on Friday. Erdogan has been keen to assert Turkey's growing influence in the region after visiting Egypt and Tunisia. Ihsan Dagi, a professor of international relations at the Middle East Technical University in Ankara, said: "Turkey has managed to combine Islam with democracy and a market economy. The interest in his visit must be analysed in the right way." "Erdogan's popularity has nothing to do with his current policies towards Israel. It is rather to do with Turkey's economic and democratic performance." The Turkish premier will meet with NTC Chairman Mustafa Abdel Jalil in Tripoli and is expected to give a speech in the city's Martyrs Square.

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Violence between police and protesters has erupted in north east Turkey ahead of a political rally at which Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan was due to speak.... No Comment | euronews: watch the international news without commentary | www.euronews.net

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The most likely results of today's election in Turkey is a third consecutive term for Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Recent opinion polls before voting began show strong support for the Prime Minister, who has been in power since 2003. The main question for him is will his majority be big enough to push through a new constitution. He says the new charter will be based on democratic principles and will be closer to EU standards. ... www.euronews.net

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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's ruling AK party won a third term in Sunday's parliamentary elections. It won just under 50 per cent of the vote, and secured 326 of the 550 seats in parliament. But the AKP will not be able to make unilateral constitutional changes. Does another resounding election victory make Recep Tayyip Erdogan the most successful prime minister in the history of Turkey? Inside Story discusses with Yusuf Kanli, a columnist for the Hurriyet Daily News in Ankara; Nicole Pope, the author of Turkey Unveiled, A History of Modern Turkey in Istanbul; and Mustafa El-Labad, the director of Al Sharq Centre for Regional and Strategic Studies in Cairo.

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Recognition of a Palestinian state is not an option but an obligation Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan told Arab League foreign ministers in Cairo. It is time to raise the Palestinian flag at the United Nations and let that flag be the symbol of peace and justice in the Middle East he declared. The current Israeli leadership is an obstacle to peace Erdogan said, adding Israel's aggressive policies threatens the future of the Israeli people. Fearing his appearance in Tahrir Square may stir up further anti-Israeli sentiment, the Egyptian authorities asked Erdogan to deliver an address at Cairo's Opera House.

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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that Palestine needed 9 votes at the UN Security Council and if it got those votes, it would be a pleasing development. Erdogan replied to questions of renowned journalist Charlie Rose in New York. Palestine Answering a question on the United States' view on Palestine's application at the UN Security Council, Premier Erdogan said, "we don't know its (the United States') stance. Palestine needs 9 votes at the UN Security Council. If Palestine gets these votes, it would be a pleasing development for the country." Erdogan said that if Palestine could not get votes, it would apply to the General Assembly and then it could lead to a conclusion like Vatican city. Asked what would happen if the United States vetoed Palestine's application, Erdogan said he hoped that the United States would continue the process in accordance with the resolution 181 approved by the UN in 1947. Erdogan said that peace could not be secured in the Middle East without a solution to Palestine issue. "Palestine issue must be solved. It is the key," he said. Relations with Israel Replying to a question on Turkey's stance after Israeli raid on Mavi Marmara, the largest vessel in a six-ship Gaza aid flotilla, Erdogan said there were several steps that Turkey took in NATO, OECD, G-20 and for regional peace. Erdogan said that the problem was created by the current Israeli government. "The West should put pressure on the Israeli government," he said. "Turkey <b>...</b>

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Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned he would dispatch warships to the eastern Mediterranean to prove that Israel cannot do whatever it wants in international waters. "Israel cannot do whatever it wants in the eastern Mediterranean. They will see what our decisions will be on the subject. Our navy ships can be there any moment, " the Turkish prime minister said shortly after his arrival in Tunisia on Thursday. Erdogan seeking to expand his influence in the region, arrived in Tunisia after visiting in Cairo and continues on to Libya. His criticism against Israel has helped him gain a boost in popularity in the Arab world.

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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan appointed four new senior generals on Thursday in a move seen as consolidating his control over the military. General Necdet Ozel was appointed as the country's new chief of general staff, while new heads were named to lead the Turkish army, navy and air force. Their predecessors quit in protest at the jailing of senior officers accused of plotting to overthrow the government. ... www.euronews.net

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Zainab Badawi and Ziya Meral discuss Tayyip Erdogan's visit to Turkey and Turkish foreign policy on Egypt, Israel and Middle East

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www.nakshbendi.com Very powerful speech by Shaykh Maulana Nazim el Kibrisi at a stadium in Anvers, Belgium - 1994. In the audience is: Necmettin Erbakan, head of the Milli Gorus movement and Prime Minister of Turkey. Tayyip Erdogan, head of the AKP party, former mayor of Istanbul and current Prime Minister of Turkey. Sevki Yilmaz, member of parliament from the banned Refah Party from the province of Rize in Turkey. Abdullah Gul, current president of Turkey courtesy of: OSMANLI DERGAHI New York Sheikh Abdul Kerim el Kibrisi naksibendi naqshbandi

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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan arrived in Tripoli, boosting international support for the National Transitional Council (NTC) a day after Britain's David Cameron and France's Nicolas Sarkozy became the first foreign leaders to visit the new Libya. He offered Turkey's help in reconstructing the country after six months of fighting and said he believed that Libya wouldn't become 'another Iraq.' Duration: 00:31.

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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has a strong mandate to pursue his reform agenda after Sunday's election results. But he will need to seek support from other parties to change Turkey's constitution, penned by the military after a coup three decades ago. Erdogan's Justice and Development, or AK Party, fell short of the two thirds majority needed to alter the constitution unilaterally. But can he convince the opposition that changes will be for the good of Turkey and not just for the benefit of his party? ... www.euronews.net

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13 Nisan 2011 Başbakan Erdoğan, Strasbourg'ta Avrupa Konseyi Parlamenter Meclisi Genel Kurulu'na hitap etti, Avrupalı liderlere hoşgörüsüzlük eleştirisinde bulundu. Erdoğan, "dini hassasiyetleri gerlim ve çatışma noktaları olarak görmek son derece tehlikelidir" dedi. Başbakan Erdoğan oturum sırasında bir parlamenterin seçim barajıyla ilgili sorusuna, "Halk isterse seçim barajını düşürürüz, size soracak değiliz" diye yanıt verdi.

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Tayyip Erdogan insults a farmer who criticizes the policies of the Ministry of Agriculture. When the farmer asks Erdogan if he is aware that the constitution is being breached, he responds with "Don't teach me about the constitution, boy!" He further tells the farmer to "Take his mother and git" Enjoy the pure "charisma."

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