THIS WEEK: DOMESTIC POLITICS • Turkish PM Erdoğan to meet Istanbul protest organizers on Wednesday • President Gül approves alcohol law FOREIGN POLICY • One Turkish soldier seriously injured at Syria border ECONOMY • Unemployment in Turkey decreases 1.6 percent
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Washington Gündemi: 10 Haziran 2013
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In response to a question on whether she was confident the ongoing protests in Turkey affected U.S-Turkey relations, Spokesperson Jen Psaki responded “we are confident.” Read the full excerpt of the State Department’s Daily Press Briefing below:
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