Turkey, Armenia to hold 4th round of normalization talks in Vienna
ANKARA, June 28 (Xinhua) -- Turkey and Armenia will hold the fourth round of talks on normalizing bilateral relations in the Austrian capital of Vienna on Frida
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ANKARA, June 28 (Xinhua) -- Turkey and Armenia will hold the fourth round of talks on normalizing bilateral relations in the Austrian capital of Vienna on Frida
US President Joe Biden will reportedly push for a normalization agreement between Saudi Arabia and the Israeli regime during his upcoming tour of the Middle East.
The second meeting of envoys from Turkiye and Armenia for normalization of ties is set for Feb. 24, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said on Thursday, according to Anadolu Agency. "The next meeting of the Special Representatives of Turkiye and Armenia
Talks will proceed and finally, finally we will have a better policy with respect to cuba. >> i would imagine after 50 years there's going to be a few snags along the way. nothing is going to be perfect. one of the big issues here annette, is human rights. of course, there's still protests here in florida dealing with this after time that there are negotiations. how do we -- how do we settle this? >> well first of all, human rights should always be our number one thing that we should be going for, and i believe that president obama and the administration, that's what they're doing. and we can'...
Another, eric freen is accused of ambushing the two. the judge ordered today the self-taught survivalist to stand trial on the charges. a surge of cuban migrants attempting to reach the u.s. illegally since the word that the two countries would restore diplomatic relations. there are also worries about the cuban political prisoners who are supposed to be freed as part of president obama's new policy toward the castro government. here is chief washington correspondent james rosen. >> we welcome cuba's decision to release a substantial number of prisoners whose cases were directly raised with ...