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TURKISH - CHINESE RELATIONS SINCE 1971 AND THE EAST TURKISTAN ISSUE
Turkish and Chinese people have historical relations since the periods of the Hun Empire and Göktürks. These relationships are driven, sometimes friendly and sometimes went to war in the history
Showing posts with label eastern Mediterranean. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eastern Mediterranean. Show all posts
Saturday, June 24, 2017
'A New Geopolitical Game In Mediterranean Hydrocarbons: Windows of Opportunities or New Challenges?' [PDF]
5:32 PM
eastern Mediterranean, energy, energy routes, energy security, IR, İsa Burak Gonca, mediterranean hydrocarbons, Mesut Hakkı Caşın
Prof. Dr. Mesut Hakkı CAŞIN is my MA thesis adviser from the Yeditepe University of Istanbul. I learned a lot from him and I am always proud of being his student.
By cliking on the link, you can reach his article about 'A New Geopolitical Game In Mediterranean Hydrocarbons: Windows of Opportunities or New Challenges?'
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Energy giant Shell signs Turkish oil and gas deal
12:22 PM
eastern Mediterranean, Fossil fuels, Gas, Shell, Turkey, Turkey Cyprus gas dispute, Turkey Cyprus relations, Turkish Petroleum Corporation
Energy giant Royal Dutch Shell signed a deal Wednesday
with the Turkish state-run petroleum company, TPAO, to explore oil and
gas.
The deal will allow the two companies to search for oil and natural
gas offshore in the Mediterranean as well as onshore in Turkey's
southeast region, the paper said on its website.
Turkey has long-running disputes with Greek Cyprus over delineating the
Mediterranean and Aegean seas for the exploration of oil and gas
resources.
Turkish Energy Minister Taner Yildiz said last Wednesday in Ankara
that the deal, if sealed with Shell, would pave the way for the
exploration of oil and natural gas on the Turkish lands and seas.
“TPAO [Turkish Petroleum Corporation] and Shell will undersign a
joint operation agreement on Nov. 23 that covers exploration in the
maritime areas of [the southern province of] Antalya,” Minister Taner
Yıldız told the Hürriyet Daily News yesterday.
“This will be an important opening in the Mediterranean. We are
moving our strategic weight from the BlackSea to the Mediterranean Sea,”
Yıldız said during a phone interview.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Greek Cypriots Start Oil Drilling In the Eastern Mediterranean
12:24 AM
Cyprus, cyprus oil crisis, cyprus problem, drilling for oil, eastern Mediterranean, International relations, oil, Political Science, POLITICS, Turkey
The Greek Cypriot administration is reported to have started drilling for oil in the Eastern Mediterranean.
The Israeli media say that the Israeli partnered American company Noble has started exploration on Monday.
According to the Globes website, the company Noble has started drilling for natural gas with ten days to go before the expiry of the agreement it struck with the Greek Cypriot administration.
A Greek Cypriot news agency has said that the company employees were carried by helicopter to a platform set up in the region from Limasol.
Turkey has earlier warned that if southern Cyprus were to launch drilling activities in the region, it was going to sign a continental shelf agreement with the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.
TRT-World
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Turkey on Cyprus: No More Mr. Nice Guy
9:59 AM
Cyprus, Cyprus issue, eastern Mediterranean, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, TRNC
Cyprus, that cute little island in eastern Mediterranean, has never been on the top of my following list. I have always wished all the best for its peoples, the Greeks and the Turks, but their never-ending disputes have been not just too complicated but also too uninspiring for me.
However, being Turkish inevitably means being connected to Cyprus, for the fate of the island is unavoidably linked with Turkey’s place in the international scene, including its bid to join the European Union. These days, especially, Cyprus looks more and more definitive for us, with Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s recent bravado on the island
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