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The Future Belongs to the Flexible
Wall Street Journal
Turkey's bid to join the European Union is going nowhere, but Ankara is actively expanding its international influence. NATO membership gives Turkey a voice in Europe and influence in Washington. It is an increasingly important emerging market, ...

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Money transfer website launches in Germany
Investment International
People from Turkey, Italy, Poland, Croatia and Russia have been moving to Germany the most. For example, in 2006 the countries with the largest remittance inflow from Germany were Turkey (€810 million), Serbia and Montenegro (€221 million), ...

Supporters of President Gain in Armenian Election
New York Times
The show of support for the president could help Armenia move forward on long-stalled peace talks with neighboring Azerbaijan and on negotiations with Turkey to open the border, analysts said. The outcome was more muddled for domestic politics in ...

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Armenian Parliamentary Elections Strengthen Ruling Party
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
The show of support for the president could help Armenia move forward with long-stalled peace talks with neighboring Azerbaijan and negotiations with Turkey to open the border, an analyst of the region said. The outcome was more muddled for domestic ...

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Are Ghanaian Diasporeans not Ghanaian Enough?
GhanaWeb
Thus, all Ghanaians in the Diaspora, are made up of Ghanaian citizens living outside Ghana in the UK, USA, Germany, Israel, Turkey, Australia, Nigeria, South Africa, Canada, Netherlands, France, Spain, Italy and other parts of the world.

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Every Nation for Itself: Winners and Losers in a G-Zero World
The Market Oracle
But nor are rising powers like China, India, Brazil, Turkey, the Gulf Arabs and others ready to take up the slack…. If not the West, the rest, or the institutions where they come together, who will lead? The answer is, no one.

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Good news, except in many of our media
Philippine Star
Overseas remittances from the roughly eight million Filipinos working abroad have steadily added to foreign exchange reserves. At nearly US$80 billion, these are higher than the external debt. Since 2004, remittances have grown from US$7 billion-US$8 ...

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March remittances grow in Armenia
Information-Analytic Agency NEWS.am
... with $3.8 million and $3.7 million respectively. Remittances totaling $460 thousand were received from Turkey, against the $308 thousand of the year past, and $820 thousand were transferred from Armenia to Turkey, against $1.1 million of last year.

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Sri Lanka ships less tea, benefits from weak rupee in first quarter 2012
Lanka Business Online
Sales to Turkey, fell 30.0 percent to 4.2 million kilos in the 2012 quarter. Shipments to Libya, more than doubled to 3.8 million kilos this year. However, lower export volumes were noted from Japan (2.9 million kilos), the UAE (down 63.0 percent to ...

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EBRD-Euro crisis is big threat to emerging Europe
Reuters
Growth forecasts for the region's biggest economies, Russia and Turkey, were unchanged at 4.2 percent and 2.5 percent respectively, with commodity and oil prices insulating Russia and central Asia to some extent from the euro malaise.

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