Avrupa merkezli yükseköğretim platformu ‘Study.EU’, Avrupa’nın yükseköğretimde en çekici ülkelerini belirledi. İlk sırada Almanya yer alırken, onu İngiltere ve Fransa takip etti. Türkiye ise yaşam maliyetlerine göre yapılan sıralamada 5’inci oldu.
#YükseköğretimANKARA - Two boys and two girls from İzmir, accompanied by their guide teacher and school principal, go to Ankara determined to walk away the winners of the European Union Quiz National Championship, that involves more than 1,000 high schools in 16 cities of Turkey. And they do.
ANKARA - As the ruling party prepares to regroup after the recent local elections, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is seeking to refill his Cabinet with strong figures who can help the party achieve its long-standing goals. Among these names is Ahmet Davutoğlu, a behind-the-scenes adviser for Erdoğan on diplomacy and possible contender for foreign minister
ISTANBUL - Turkey’s small-and medium-size enterprises have been seeking alternatives to their export markets. Africa presents a lot of opportunities for those seeking new investment options mainly due to a lack of industrialization on the continent, says a Turkish business owner in Nigeria.
ANKARA - Though a crucial legal framework for the Nabucco project that will transfer Caspian gas to Europe is likely to be finalized early next year, the disagreement between Turkey and the EU over the pricing mechanism remains unresolved. The EU is also struggling to beat Russian competition for Azerbaijan’s gas supplies, essential if dependence on Russia is to be alleviated.
ANKARA - Though a crucial legal framework for the Nabucco project that will transfer Caspian gas to Europe is likely to be finalized early next year, the disagreement between Turkey and the EU over the pricing mechanism remains unresolved. The EU is also struggling to beat Russian competition for Azerbaijan's gas supplies, essential if dependence on Russia is to be alleviated.
-Turkey-EU Relations: 'Eurobarometer” which conducts EU's surveys recently made public the results of a comprehensive study carried out in EU member or candidate countries, affirming that only 47 percent ofthe EU members think that Turkey has a “positive image”. It suggested that this ratio was below 30 percent in countries like Finland and Austria.