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Anadolu Agency: News in English, 04-06-27Anadolu Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next ArticleFrom: The Anadolu Agency Home Page at <http://www.anadoluajansi.com.tr/>CONTENTS
[01] NATO SECRETARY GENERAL ADDRESSES YOUTHS IN ISTANBULISTANBUL - NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer said on Sunday that values that NATO represented needed to be promoted and protected, stating there was need to work day and night to protect values.27 Haziran 2004 Pazar - 17:15 [02] ONE TERRORIST KILLED IN SIRNAKSIRNAK - One terrorist was killed in southeastern Sirnak province in a clash with Turkish security forces, sources said on Sunday.27 Haziran 2004 Pazar - 17:14 [03] NATO SECRETARY GENERAL GRANTS NATO SCIENCE PRIZE TO TURKISH DEFENSE MINISTERISTANBUL - NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer granted NATO Science Prize to Turkish National Defense Minister Vecdi Gonul on Sunday.27 Haziran 2004 Pazar - 16:04 [04] U.S. PRESIDENT ASSURES TURKEY OF COUNTERING TERRORIST ORGANIZATION PKKANKARA - U.S. President George Bush assured Turkey that the United States would cooperate with Turkey in its fight against the terrorist organization PKK/KONGRA-GEL, sources said on Sunday.27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 15:15 [05] U.S. PRESIDENT PROCEEDS TO ISTANBULANKARA - U.S. President George Bush completed his meetings in Turkish capital Ankara and proceeded to Istanbul on Sunday.27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 14:52 [06] CEREMONY HELD IN ISTANBUL FOR NRF CHANGE OF COMMANDISTANBUL - NATO Response Force (NRF) change of command ceremony was held in Istanbul on Sunday.27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 14:17 [07] NATO SECRETARY GENERAL SAYS NATO ISTANBUL SUMMIT HELD IN AN IMPORTANT PERIODISTANBUL - NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer said on Sunday that NATO Heads of State and Government Summit was being held in a very important period.27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 14:14 [08] SCHEFFER SAYS THERE IS A NEW MOMENTUM IN TRANSATLANTIC SECURITY COOPERATIONISTANBUL - NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer explained on Sunday his views on Iraqi interim government's demand for military training, Afghanistan, new transatlantic security cooperation and a new NATO.27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 14:14 [09] ADMIRAL JOHNSON: ''OPERATION ACTIVE ENDEAVOR HAD AN IMPORTANT IMPACT''ISTANBUL - NATO Naples-based Joint Force Commander Admiral Gregory Johnson said that the Operation Active Endeavor, initiated in 2001, had an important impact in the Mediterranean27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 13:22 [10] U.S. PRESIDENT PLEDGES TO TAKE CONCRETE STEPS TO ELIMINATE PKK/KONGRA-GELANKARA - U.S. President George Bush promised that his country would take concrete steps to eliminate the terrorist organization PKK/KONGRA-GEL from the north of Iraq, sources said on Sunday.27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 13:01 [11] SCHEFFER EXPRESSES HIS BELIEF ALAWI'S LETTER WILL BE RESPONDED POSITIVELYISTANBUL - NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer said on Sunday that he fully believed that interim Iraqi Prime Minister Ayad al-Alawi's letter in which he demanded military training and equipment would be responded positively in the NATO Summit that would start in Istanbul on Monday27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 13:01 [12] TURKISH PRESIDENT SEZER WELCOMES U.S. PRESIDENT BUSH WITH FULL MILITARY HONORSANKARA - Turkish President Ahmet Necdet Sezer welcomed on Sunday U.S. President George Bush with full military honors at the Presidential Palace27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 12:50 [13] NATO SENIOR CIVILIAN REPRESENTATIVE IN AFGHANISTAN SAYS NATO HAS NO OTHER ALTERNATIVE THAN BEING SUCCESSFUL IN AFGHANISTANISTANBUL - NATO Senior Civilian Representative in Afghanistan Hikmet Cetin said on Sunday that NATO had no other alternative than being successful in Afghanistan27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 12:07 [14] U.S. PRESIDENT VISITS ANITKABIRANKARA - U.S. President George Bush visited on Sunday Anitkabir, the Mausoleum of Ataturk, the Founder of Turkish Republic.27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 12:07 [15] SACEUR EXPECTS NATO MEMBERS TO SHED GREEN LIGHT TO ADDITIONAL TROOPS TO AFGHANISTANISTANBUL - Supreme Allied Commander, Europe (SACEUR) U.S. General James Jones said that he hoped that Alliance heads of state and government would shed green light to dispatch of additional 2000 soldiers to Afghanistan before elections to be held in September during the NATO Summit to be held in Istanbul on June 28 and 29.27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 11:49 [16] U.S. SECRETARY OF DEFENSE MEETS WITH TURKISH NATIONAL DEFENSE MINISTERISTANBUL - U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld met on Sunday with Turkish National Defense Minister Vecdi Gonul in Istanbul.27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 10:52 [17] UNIVERSITY STUDENTS MEET WITH NATO LEADERS ON FUTURE OF NORTH ATLANTIC ALLIANCEISTANBUL - Students were discussing NATO's future at the Istanbul Pan-Atlantic Student Summit (I-PASS), organized in parallel to the NATO Heads of State and Government Summit to start in Istanbul on Monday, sources said on Sunday.27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 10:38 [18] AZERBAIJANI PRESIDENT SAYS HIS COUNTRY WON'T GIVE UP ITS TERRITORIES JUST FOR COMPROMISEISTANBUL - Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev said on Saturday that his country would not give up its territories just for a compromise on Upper Karabakh, which was under Armenian occupation.27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 10:38 [19] GEORGIAN PRESIDENT SAYS SOUTH CAUCASUS IS GOING THROUGH AN IMPORTANT CHANGING PROCESSISTANBUL - Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili said late on Saturday that south of Caucasus which was an important strategic and economic region was going through an important changing process.27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 10:35 [20] U.S. PRESIDENT APPRECIATES TURKEY'S DEMOCRACYANKARA - U.S. President George Bush appreciated on Sunday Turkey's being a Muslim country and embracing democracy, rule of law and freedom.27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 10:35 [21] TURKISH PRIME MINISTER HOPES HIS MEETING WITH BUSH WILL BE BENEFICIALANKARA - Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed hope on Sunday that his meeting with U.S. President George Bush would be beneficial to both countries. U.S. President Bush, who is paying a visit to Turkey, visited Erdogan at the Prime Ministry building.27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 10:08 [22] NATO SECRETARY GENERAL VISITS ISTANBUL MAYOR TOPBASISTANBUL - NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer visited on Saturday Istanbul Mayor Kadir Topbas. Scheffer said that Istanbul united cultures and continents, stressing that as NATO, they were proud of being in Istanbul.27 Haziran 2004 Pazar -- 10:05 [23] SI CALLS ON EU TO START NEGOTIATIONS WITH TURKEY IN DECEMBERISTANBUL - The Socialist International (SI) Committee on Peace, Democracy and Human Rights Saturday called on the European Union (EU) to take necessary decisions to open enlargement negotiations with Turkey in December of 2004 without any delay.26 Haziran 2004 Cumartesi -- 22:54 [24] NATO SECRETARY GENERAL VISITS TCG SALIH REIS OF TURKISH NAVAL FORCESISTANBUL - NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer said on Saturday that allegations saying that the hidden agenda of the 17th NATO Heads of State and Government Summit in Istanbul was Greater Middle East Initiative were not correct.26 Haziran 2004 Cumartesi -- 22:06 [25] U.S. PRESIDENT IN ANKARAANKARA - U.S. President George Bush arrived in Turkish capital of Ankara on Saturday to have official meetings.26 Haziran 2004 Cumartesi -- 22:05 [26] U.S. PRESIDENT SAYS EU SHOULD OPEN NEGOTIATIONS WITH TURKEYSHANNON - U.S. President George Bush said on Saturday that the European Union (EU) should start full membership negotiations with Turkey as Turkey had met required EU standards.26 Haziran 2004 Cumartesi -- 16:57 [27] SOCIALIST INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE MEETING IN ISTANBUL ENDSISTANBUL - The meeting of Socialist International Committee on Peace, Democracy and Human Rights, hosted by Turkish Republican People's Party (CHP), ended in Istanbul on Saturday. CHP leader Deniz Baykal noted that issues taken up in two-day meetings would be made public with an ''Istanbul Declaration''.26 Haziran 2004 Cumartesi -- 16:56 [28] TURKISH FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS SIDES IN IRAQ SHOULD FULFIL THEIR RESPONSIBILITIESISTANBUL - Sides in Iraq should fulfil their responsibilities and not make wrong estimations, Turkish Foreign Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Abdullah Gul said on Saturday.26 Haziran 2004 Cumartesi -- 16:10 [29] ILHAM ALIYEV SAYS AZERBAIJAN WILL BE LOYAL TO HAYDAR ALIYEV'S TURKEY POLICYISTANBUL - Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev said on Saturday that Azerbaijan would be loyal to former Azerbaijani President Haydar Aliyev's Turkey policy that Turkey and Azerbaijan were one nation and two states26 Haziran 2004 Cumartesi -- 15:42 [30] NATO SECRETARY GENERAL IN ISTANBULISTANBUL - NATO Secretary General Jaap De Hoop Scheffer came to Istanbul, Turkey on Saturday26 Haziran 2004 Cumartesi -- 15:42 [31] LUGAR SAYS IF NATO MEMBERS UNDERTAKE EFFECTIVE ROLE IN IRAQ AND MIDDLE EAST, IT WILL BE A BOLD STEPISTANBUL - U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Richard Lugar said on Saturday that if NATO member countries undertook an effective role in Iraq and Middle East issues, it would be a bold step26 Haziran 2004 Cumartesi -- 15:41 [32] MEMBERS OF AMAN DISCUSS ENHANCEMENT OF THEIR COOPERATIONTIRANA - Members of the Alliance of Mediterranean News Agencies (AMAN) discussed on Saturday enhancement of their cooperation in Albanian capital of Tirana26 Haziran 2004 Cumartesi -- 15:40 [33] GEORGIAN PRESIDENT IN ISTANBULISTANBUL - Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili came to Istanbul, Turkey on Saturday.26 Haziran 2004 Cumartesi -- 15:31 [34] BOMB EXPLODES IN BAHCELIEVLER, NO CASUALTIESISTANBUL - A bomb planted on an overpass in Bahcelievler district of Istanbul exploded, causing no casualties, sources said on Saturday.26 Haziran 2004 Cumartesi -- 15:30 [35] TURKISH POLICE DETAIN ONE PKK/KONGRA-GEL TERRORIST IN ISTANBULISTANBUL - Turkish police detained one PKK/KONGRA-GEL terrorist and four people who aided and abetted the terrorist organization in Istanbul, Istanbul Anti-Terrorism Department stated on Saturday.26 Haziran 2004 Cumartesi -- 15:18 [36] TURKISH POLICE DETAIN 10 PEOPLE IN KONYA IN CONNECTION WITH ORGANIZATIONS LINKED TO AL-QAEDAKONYA - Turkish police detained 10 people in connection with organizations linked to al-Qaeda in operations in central province of Konya, sources said on Saturday.26 Haziran 2004 Cumartesi -- 14:31 [37] TURK KINDNAPPED IN AFGHANISTAN RESCUEDANKARA - Turkish citizen Salih Aksoy kidnapped in Afghanistan was rescued on Saturday thanks to efforts of Turkey, Turkish Foreign Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Abdullah Gul said.26 Haziran 2004 Cumartesi -- 13:42 [38] TURKISH GENDARMERIE CAPTURE 55 ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS IN IZMIRIZMIR - Turkish gendarme forces captured 55 illegal immigrants in Cesme town of Aegean Izmir province, sources said on Saturday.26 Haziran 2004 Cumartesi -- 12:18 [39] ERDOGAN SAYS THEY DON'T WANT TO BREAK TIES WITH ARMENIAISTANBUL - Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said late on Friday that they did not want to break ties with Armenia, stating that they wanted to protect ties.26 Haziran 2004 Cumartesi -- 11:08
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