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H1 Washington Post For U.S., Hard Road Ahead in IraqFor Bush administration, apparent approval of new constitution is less a victory than another chance to form a political solution to prevent bloody division of Iraq.
Iraqi Constitution Appears Headed For Voter Approval: Sunni Opposition Is Seen Falling Short

IRA bombs killed eight British soldiers in Iraq Terror devices used by the IRA in a vicious murder campaign in Ulster blew up British servicemen in Iraq as the world blamed Iran

Sunday Telegraph Russians help Iran with missile threat Former Russian military personnel have been secretly helping Iran acquire technology to make missiles capable of striking European capitals

 Sunday Times SIMON JENKINS: Visit Baghdad and you can see our golden chance

Russia’s Islamic revolt is spreading The Nalchik attackers were not Chechen, but local militants wanting an independent Muslim state

Suicide of minister sends tremors through Syrian regime

Financial Times COMMENT: Why economic renewal will have to wait By Wolfgang Munchau With the help of the liberal Angela Merkel, the British calculated that they would be in a good position to relaunch the European economic debate. As it happens, the changeover in Germany is taking a little longer.

Sunday Telegraph Gordon's gone to China, so let's hope he wakes up and smells the green tea Niall Ferguson says that unless our leaders take action, the accelerating Chinese juggernaut will flatten Europe's economies.

H2 Independent on Sunday Bush to Blair: First Iraq, then Saudi George Bush told Tony Blair two months before the invasion of Iraq that Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Iran and N Korea may also be dealt with over WMD's, a top secret memo shows

Finally, a Smart Iraq Strategy - Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek

Syria: The Man Who Knew Too Much

SlateToday's Papers / Blogometer realclearpolitics – ABC’s The Note - Early Bird thru GovExec - antiwar.com / Wikipedia / technorati

RFE/RL Turkey: Bird Flu Suspected In Chicken Deaths More than 1,000 chickens have been found dead in eastern Turkey -- owned by farmers who says they bought the birds from a town in western Turkey where authorities are trying to contain an outbreak of bird flu.

Weekly Standard Next Year in Damascus Syrian democracy is thriving--in exile. by Jeffrey Gedmin

Jerusalem Post Coercing SyriaWhat is significant is not so much America's ultimatum, but the circumstances that created it.

EurasiaNet Rasul Guliyev, leader of Azerbaijan's opposition Democratic Party of Azerbaijan plans to return from exile Monday

Washington Post Putin's Spreading War By Masha Lipman, The attack on Nalchik, capital of the north Caucasus republic of Kabardino-Balkaria, was a carefully planned guerrilla operation carried out in broad daylight in a big city. The estimates of the fighters' numbers have varied from 50 to 600

The Fear Contagion A Flu Quarantine? No, Sir By Wendy Orent, Despite all the hysteria, there isn't a shred of evidence that a flu pandemic is actually on the way. Quarantine planning is useless and preventive vaccination premature.

The Observer GPs told: prepare for flu crisis · Deadly virus now in Europe· 14 million flu drug doses ordered

H3 Turkey and Europe

Turkey and the U.S.

Greek press on Cyprus and Turkey

Turkey and the Middle East

Turkey, Russia, Caucasus and C. Asia

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Guardian Novelist denies 'genocide' claim Orhan Pamuk, a best-selling Turkish novelist is facing trial for speaking out about the 1915 mass killings of Armenians.

Azerbaijan's opposition wants no revolution, not even a ‘velvet ...Turkish Daily News

AP Armenian Pontiff: Settlement a First Step

Two Kurds jailed in Syria: lawyer

Iraq vote fails to thrill Kurds

Kurdish media behaviour note on referendum

Ramadan in Kurdistan

Attacking the Arab Representative in Kirkuk during an Interview ... Almendhar

Kirkuk's volatile mix to test Iraq's referendum

H4 New York Times Administration's Tone Signals a Longer, Broader Iraq Conflict U.S. officials say intelligence indicates that even if democratic institutions take hold in Iraq, the insurgency may strengthen.
Early Signs Show Iraqis' Approval of Charter

Editorial The Sovereign People of Iraq By voting on Saturday, Iraqis have proven that they have the power to create a real nation out of the mutually antagonistic shards left behind by a fallen tyrant.

Turnout Is Mixed as Iraqis Cast Votes on Constitution --- Text of the Constitution

Two Sides of the Sunni Vote: Deserted Polls and Long Lines Contrasting scenes in Anbar province reflected the fractious nature of Sunni Arab sentiments toward the charter.

In Unruly Gaza, Clans Compete in Power Void

Rice Fails to Persuade Russia to Support U.N. Action on Iran

Recipe for Destruction
By RAY KURZWEIL and BILL JOY
The 1918 influenza virus is even more dangerous than an atomic bomb. Revealing its recipe on the Internet is extremely foolish and unnecessary.

Krugman The Big Squeeze
If large corporations continue to cut wages, America's already-eroding working middle class may wash away completely. Something must be done.

Herbert Get It Together, Democrats It's not enough to tell voters how terrible the Republicans are. The Democrats need to discover what they truly believe and then tell it like it is.

Why Conservatives Are Divided By RAMESH PONNURU
To see where the fault lines really lie in regards to Harriet Miers, it helps to review the history of conservatives' relationship with President Bush.

A Quake Jolts Armies, Too Last week's earthquake has tested the mettle of the state in both India and Pakistan, and no institution more than their armies.

The Miller Case: A Notebook, a Cause, a Jail Cell and a Deal An examination of Judith Miller's decision not to testify, and then to do so, offers fresh information about her role and how The Times turned her case into a cause.Judith Miller: My Four Hours Testifying

Quake Widens Rift in Families Across Kashmir Through a pitiless fluke of nature, the Oct. 8 earthquake crushed everything on either side of the disputed Kashmiri frontier.

Doomsday: The Latest Word if Not the Last Fascination with the end of days is seemingly everywhere, in popular television ministries, on best-seller lists and even on bumper stickers.

Kristof Schoolyard Bully Diplomacy The United States is bullying Niger and dozens of other poor countries and cutting off some of their aid because of their support for the International Criminal Court.

Rich - It's Bush-Cheney, Not Rove-Libby The investigation into the leak of Valerie Plame's identity as a covert C.I.A. officer has illuminated the conspiracy behind the selling of the war in Iraq.

God Is in the Rules By GEOFF D. PORTER A fatwa explains why soccer as we know it is heretical.



H5 Washington Post For U.S., Hard Road Ahead in IraqFor Bush administration, apparent approval of new constitution is less a victory than another chance to form a political solution to prevent bloody division of Iraq.
Iraqi Constitution Appears Headed For Voter Approval: Sunni Opposition Is Seen Falling Short

Loyalties Lie With Clerics, Not With Politicians, in Najaf: But Low Shiite Turnout in South May Signal Waning Influence

Sunni Turnout Is High In Vote on Iraqi Charter Attacks by Insurgents Largely Halt During Referendum

In a Sunni Quarter, A Day of Emotion
By Anthony Shadid Some saw their vote as a way to stake their claim anew to a country they consider theirs; to others, it was a last attempt to forestall its partition.

U.S. Military Role Far From 'Invisible'
Confusion at Polls Draws Colonel Reluctantly Into Details of Process

U.S. Will Not Flee Iraq, Bush Says: President Responds to Letter Attributed to an Al Qaeda Leader

Victims' Relatives Await Hussein's Trial: After 1982 Attempt to Assassinate the President, Government Rounded Up and Executed 143 Men

Editorial Kosovo Is Back FOR YEARS the West used a convenient formula for keeping the troublesome Balkan province of Kosovo on a back burner: "standards before status."

Ready for High-Tech Progress? By Sebastian Mallaby, It feels like the 1990s minus the good parts: There's a sickly buzz of scandal emanating from the political establishment, but there's no carefree ignorance of al Qaeda and avian viruses; no exhilarating diet of falling poverty statistics and rising stock prices; no escaping the unnerving prospect...

Editorial Caucasian Violence CHECHNYA, INGUSHETIA, Dagestan, North Ossetia and now Kabardino-Balkariya: Once again, one of the republics of Russia's North Caucasus region -- places whose names were once almost unknown in the West -- has become the scene of excruciating terrorist violence.

Putin's Spreading War By Masha Lipman, The attack on Nalchik, capital of the north Caucasus republic of Kabardino-Balkaria, was a carefully planned guerrilla operation carried out in broad daylight in a big city. The estimates of the fighters' numbers have varied from 50 to 600


Window Into Al Qaeda By David Ignatius, Al Qaeda is waging a political war for Muslim hearts and minds as it seeks to build a global caliphate. America shouldn't be fighting in Iraq theater in ways that make it harder to win the larger war.

Germany's New Outlook Friendlier Transatlantic Relations Likely Under Chancellor Merkel By Jim Hoagland, Angela Merkel's new coalition government in Germany provides a sudden silver lining for the dark clouds that have descended over the Bush presidency. It will now be easier for Washington to work with Berlin and the European Union.

The Fear Contagion A Flu Quarantine? No, Sir By Wendy Orent, Despite all the hysteria, there isn't a shred of evidence that a flu pandemic is actually on the way. Quarantine planning is useless and preventive vaccination premature.

Rice Is Rebuffed By Russia On Iran
Moscow Rejects Tougher Line on Nuclear Program

Our Diplomats' Arabic Handicap
By Jennifer Bremer

A Vietnam Architect's Wisdom on Iraq
By David S. Broder, Mel Laird has a unique perspective on the U.S. engagement in Iraq. Not surprisingly, the man who was defense secretary in the Nixon administration and the architect of the policy that managed the extraction of American forces from the seemingly endless war in Vietnam has his own view of the current...

Reporter Says Libby Told Her About CIA Operative Times' Miller Cites More Than One Instance

Reporter, Times Are Criticized for Missteps Media Analysts Question Decisions by Miller, Newspaper's Editors Regarding Leak

Editorial A Future Investigation Some day, senior offiicials and officers will be held accountable for detainee abuse. Sen. Carl M. Levin's proposal for an independent investigative commission offers an opportunity to hasten that day's arrival.
Islamic Extremists Fill Aid Chasm After Quake Amid the rubble and the rain at the heart of Pakistan's earthquake zone, the foot soldiers of Jamaat ul-Dawa are very much in evidence.
H6 Guardian Early Iraqi constitution success Initial tallies suggest that Iraq has approved a constitutional referendum despite strong opposition from Sunni Arabs.

Too soon to celebrate It will take a day or two to gather the final results of Iraq's constitutional referendum, but the initial signs are that there was a high turnout and a yes vote, with the no vote predictably concentrated in the Sunni areas most unhappy with the document.

New EU members fight for changePoland and other new EU members optimistic on chances of reform.

Britain and US give Iran new warning not to back insurgents

Bird flu could kill more than 50,000 in UK Bird flu: Chief medical officer warns that pandemic is 'inevitable, but not this winter'.

Inside zone zero - bird flu countryMark Honigsbaum: For 125 miles south of Constanta, at the delta town of Ceamurlia de Jos, one of the most dangerous pathogens known to birds or humans has already entered through Europe's back door.

In the fight against al-Qaida we need people, not tanksMax Hastings: Our secret services have to get close to terrorists, to glean information which can't be monitored by electronic surveillance.

The Observer GPs told: prepare for flu crisis · Deadly virus now in Europe· 14 million flu drug doses orderedCommentary: Jo RevillFocus: The killer at the doorSpecial report: bird flu

Hillary vs Condi In an extract from his explosive new book, Dick Morris looks at the battle for the White House in 2008.

Why Muslims reject British values A Sivanandan: As ministers accuse Muslims of failing to integrate into mainstream society, a leading black intellectual and anti-racist campaigner calls on Tony Blair's government to face up to the reality of continued racism in Britain.

Why Musharraf had to eat humble pieIslamic religious groups will quickly take advantage of government shortcomings, warns Jason Burke.

Russians join in UK action on terrorismRussia's secret service, the successors to the KGB, will take part in anti-terrorist exercises on the streets of Britain next year, The Observer can reveal.
H7 Finally, a Smart Iraq Strategy - Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek

Syria: The Man Who Knew Too Much

Germany: Merkel's True Enemies Are Within

Russia: Is the Chechen War Spreading?

 Iraq: In Search of a Real Leader

Global Investor: How D.C. Should Handle China

Time Professor of Death EXCLUSIVE: An Iraqi insurgent leader reveals how he trains and equips suicide bombers and sends them on their lethal missions

The Zawahiri Letter: Jack Kelly David Ignatius
The Merkel Government's Murky Future - Victorino Matus, Weekly Standard
H8 Winds of Change Iraq Report, 17 Oct/05

BBC Power play Shia militias appear to be gaining strength in southern Iraq

Daily Star The Americans should avoid repeating their past mistakes in Iraq

Stirrings near Iran's oil fields in Khuzestan By Iason Athanasiadis

Arab Commentators Split Over Iraq's Future

Toward a New Iraq - Sens. Jon Kyl and Joe Lieberman, Washington Times

Washington Institute Entering the ‘Tipping Period’ in Iraq Saturday’s constitutional referendum is the first of two critical events in the next months that could shape Iraq for years or even decades to come. Sunni Arabs’ increasing participation in politics gives them the chance to play the spoiler in Iraqi reconstruction.

H9 Ha’aretz – PA: Israeli meddling in vote could boost Hamas

Washington Times No role for Hamas

MEMRI Oct 17 SD# 1008 - Ghazi Kan'an – Second High Ranking Syrian Official to Commit Suicide in Bashar Al-Assad's Presidency

Israel's Role in the ComingUS-Iran War by Jorge Hirsch

Debka Palestinian Police Chief: The Palestinian Authority is a Leaky Boat

Syria Denies Deal Over Hariri Probe

Rice Accuses Damascus of 'Stirring Up Difficulties in Palestinian Camps'
H10 Christian Science Monitor Decision day: Even Sunnis turned out Iraq's new charter appeared to receive enough 'yes' votes to pass, despite large Sunni opposition.

Military plan in Iraq: What is it? Congress presses Bush and Pentagon for a clearer articulation of their vision.

Letter from 'Al Qaeda' presents a strategic blueprint Though some doubt its authenticity, the note to Iraq's top insurgent outlines the group's political goals.

Why the yuan won't dwarf the dollar

Now, China sets its sights on the moon With an expected landing of its manned orbital mission Monday, Beijing's space program gathers steam.

H11 IHT A troubleshooter for German diplomacy

Iraqi vote on charter produces big turnout

White House Letter: Direct to the people, the old-fashioned way

BBC Danube threat Romanian villages scramble to tackle bird flu outbreaks

Der Spiegel THE MODERN CHANCELLOR Taking Stock of Gerhard Schröder Gerhard Schröder was Germany's third chancellor to come from the ranks of the SPD Social Democratic Party. He was also the most contradictory of the whole bunch. But without his personal charm there would have been no SPD-Green coalition. What will his legacy be?
H12 RFE/RL

PINR "Rice Attempts to Secure U.S. Influence in Central Asia"

Russia Expects US to Pull Out Bases After Afghanistan Stabilizes

Der Spiegel China and India: Can the Dragon and the Elephant Be Friends?

German Papers: China and India Flirt, but Will they Marry?
H13 The Times Don't talk to me about Suez Tim Hames Iraq is a hard slog, but to compare it with the debacle of half a century ago is absurd

Shia and Kurdish support bolsters constitution Strong Sunni opposition to the broad-ranging federalism set out in the new Iraqi constitution may not be enough to stop it being ratified

Iraq referendum gives hope to those seeking new democracy

Sunday Times SIMON JENKINS: Visit Baghdad and you can see our golden chance

Russia’s Islamic revolt is spreading The Nalchik attackers were not Chechen, but local militants wanting an independent Muslim state

Suicide of minister sends tremors through Syrian regime

Secret Commons plan Members of parliament and peers will be evacuated from Westminster in the event of a terrorist attack to sit at a stately home in Hampshire

ANDREW SULLIVAN BUSH AND HIS BRAIN Whatever happened to Bush’s brain? No, this isn’t some joke for BBC reporters
H14 Financial Times Officials confident Iraqi voters have backed constitution in referendum

Washington seeks to raise Syria pressure The Bush administration is looking at ways of increasing pressure on Damascus, but still wants to give the regime of Bashar...

Rice fails to win support for Iran referral to Security Council

Iran blames blasts on foreigners

White House on edge over possibilty of indictments

Russia faces spreading threat from insurgents

COMMENT: Why economic renewal will have to wait By Wolfgang Munchau With the help of the liberal Angela Merkel, the British calculated that they would be in a good position to relaunch the European economic debate. As it happens, the changeover in Germany is taking a little longer.

COMMENT: It is not too late to cast off Europe's pessimism By Jose Maria Aznar It is not too late to change gear in Europe. Immobility and soft leadership is the worst possible prescription, writes Jose Maria Aznar, former prime minister of Spain

COMMENT: Oil prices challenge the good news out of Japan By Noboyuki Nakahara I would compare the current situation to the years 1973 and 1979, writes Noboyuki Nakahara

Countering Chávismo in a cool manner For a country with the largest oil reserves in the western hemisphere, it surely makes little sense to invest money in capital intensive nuclear power. Understandably...

H15 Los Angeles Times Iraq Charter Appears Headed Toward Approval Officials say results from key provinces point to approval of the draft constitution. Analysts warn that a high turnout may not end insurgency.
Fallouja Recovers Its Sense of Everyday Life

As Gazprom Grows, So Does Russia's Sway

Painting a bull's-eye on China hurts U.S. By Geoffrey Garrett

Bombs Kill 4, Injure 100 in Iran's Oil-Rich Region


Financial Times Victor's laurels Even if Mr Yushchenko bends with the political wind, he must not break with the Orange Revolution's ideals.

Lesson for India from energy rivalry India's failure to win control of PetroKazakhstan, the Canadian oil company with all its operations in the Central Asian...

German poll result hinders nuclear revival This was meant to be party time for Germany's nuclear power industry. After seven years of a centre-left government that was proud to be anti-nuclear, industry executives had hoped last month's election would provide a new lease of life for atomic power.
H16 Weekly Standard
Criminalizing Conservatives Fall of 2005 will be remembered as a time when it became clear that a strategy of criminalization had been implemented to inflict defeat on conservatives. by William Kristol

The White House, the CIA, and the Wilsons - Stephen Hayes,

Time Karl Rove: Contingency plan

CIA, White House Play Iraq Blame Game


White House Set Up Group to Market War in Iraq in 2002

Director of Censored Intelligence by John Prados

It's Bush-Cheney,Not Rove-Libby by Frank Rich

H17 Daily Telegraph Iraq's Sunnis must recognise new realities Iraq's new constitution breaks ground by recognising the country is a plurality of peoples. And though they are yet to accept it, Sunni Arabs are the minority now.

Iraqis defy the insurgents Iraq appears to have avoided a major political crisis as early predictions suggest voters have endorsed the new constitution.

Sunday Telegraph Russians help Iran with missile threat Former Russian military personnel have been secretly helping Iran acquire technology to make missiles capable of striking European capitals

Last chance to avoid war Our report today on the illegal transfer of missile technology to Iran marks a serious raising of the stakes in the faltering effort to make Teheran come clean about its nuclear programme.

Gordon's gone to China, so let's hope he wakes up and smells the green tea Niall Ferguson says that unless our leaders take action, the accelerating Chinese juggernaut will flatten Europe's economies.

EU sneaks in charter A controversial European human rights programme is being imposed on Britain by the back door, despite being rejected by voters.

The spy who came in from the showers The new MI6 website speaks of a family atmosphere at its headquarters where facilities include squash and basketball courts, a gym, restaurant, coffee lounge and bar. Oliver Pritchett reports.
H18 Independent Sunni voters fail to block Iraq's new constitution
Andrew Phillips: Britain must not rush to misjudge Iran
John Bolton: 'Enlarging the Security Council would weaken it'
Revealed: Blair's nuclear bombshell Tony Blair is facing a political backlash over his decision to order a new generation of nuclear weapons to replace the ageing Trident fleet at a cost of billions of pounds.
Government censors 'kill off' envoy's Iraq memoir
Rice tells Iranians not to stir up insurgency
Independent on Sunday Bush to Blair: First Iraq, then Saudi George Bush told Tony Blair two months before the invasion of Iraq that Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Iran and N Korea may also be dealt with over WMD's, a top secret memo shows
IRA bombs killed eight British soldiers in Iraq Terror devices used by the IRA in a vicious murder campaign in Ulster blew up British servicemen in Iraq as the world blamed Iran

Bird flu: Why weren't we warned? How did it get here? How scared should you be?

Schools to close and sport banned if bird flu hits

Rupert Cornwell: Bush has dug himself into a hole, and he just can't leave that shovel alone

On the ghostly streets, a nation votes with its feet
H19 The Evolution and Relevance of Joint Intelligence Centers by James Marchio, Defense Intelligence Agency

Kashmir: From Persistence to Progress?: International Peace Academy Report full text [PDF 24 pages]

H20 Slate
Prospect/FP Top 100 Public Intellectuals Results

Time The All-TIME 100 Best Books from 1923 - Present

Pause and effect Robert McCrumOctober 16 2005 Literary prizes have a way of turning writers to stone.

NYT POSTWAR A History of Europe Since 1945. By Tony Judt.
H21 A Pinter Actor Must Know His Between-the-Lines If Harold Pinter's plays are fraught with acting booby traps, they also contain immeasurable rewards for those able to negotiate the terrain.

The lost boys of Barcelona
Messi is the Nou Camp's darling but the young star is alone in a galaxy of imports

Bart is the new bardCatchphrases from television programmes such as The Simpsons are transforming the way we communicate.
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'Topal Ördek'le İki Yıl Daha: 2006 Kongre Seçimleri Aralık 2006
U.S.: Empire, Gulliver or the “First Among Unequals” (ppt) - ASAM 2023 Conference - October 2006
Türk-Amerikan İlişkilerinde “İkinci Bahar” mı, “Sonun Başlangıcı” mı? Stratejik Analiz - Haziran 2006 -
Irak’ta Direnişin ve İşgalin Gölgesinde Demokrasi Deneyi Avrasya Dosyası - İslam ve Demokrasi Özel Sayısı
Gurur ve Önyargı: ABD İran Gerginliği ve Türkiye Stratejik Analiz Nisan 2006 - (pdf)
Arzın Merkezine Seyahat: ABD Ulusal Güvenlik Konseyi - Journey to the Center of the World: U.S. National Security Council Avrasya Dosyası 2005
Dört Tarz-ı Siyaset: Türk-Amerikan İlişkileri ve Başbakan Erdoğan’ın Washington Ziyareti Temmuz 2005
11 Eylül’den Sonra Türk-Amerikan İlişkileri: Eski Dostlar mı Eskimeyen Dostlar mı? Avrasya Dosyası - 2005
“Dört Yıl Daha”: Yeni Bush Yönetimi ve Dünya Aralık 2004
2004’ten 2005’e Türk-Amerikan İlişkileri Aralık 2004
Türkiye, Iraklı Kürtler ve Statükonun Meşruiyeti Nisan 2004 - eksik
Askerî Alanda Devrim: Askerî Bir Senfoni Ocak 2004
Çirkin Amerikalı’ ile ‘Güven Bunalımı’: ‘Süleymaniye Krizi ve Türk-Amerikan İlişkileri Temmuz 2003 - ( pdf )
The Middle East: A Land of Opportunity and Peril for Turkey - May 2003
Türk-Amerikan İlişkileri Üzerine Notlar: Ataerkil Yapıdan Tüccar Mantığına mı? Mayıs 2003
Türkiye, ABD ve Irak Harekâtı: Hayır Diyebilen Türkiye? - Şubat 2003
Değişim, ‘Sense of Proportion’ ve Tarihin Yararları ile Sınırları Üzerine Nisan 2003
ABD Güvenlik Politikalarında Güç Kullanımı ve Caydırıcılık Ağustos 2002
“Yalnız Kovboy” ya da “Eşit Olmayanlar Arasında Birinci”: ABD Dış Politikasında Tektaraflılık-Çoktaraflılık Tartışmaları Mart 2002
İyi, Kötü ve Çirkin: ABD'nin Orta Doğu Politikaları Ocak 2002
Unilateralism corrupts, absolute unilateralism corrupts absolutely Turkish News, May 21, 2002
ABD ve Afganistan: Çıkış Var mı? Kasım 2001
Realism and Change
Crime and Punishment - Deterrence and its Failure in Theory and Practice 2001
“Tüketebileceğimizden Daha Fazla Değişim” ya da Eskimeyen Dünya Düzeni Ekim 2001
“ABD-AB İlişkilerinde Metal Yorgunluğu” Haziran 2001
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