Venezuela / Mongolia / Bulgaria / Cyprus / Honduras / France / Pakistan / Afghanistan / Brazil / Iceland / Moldova / United Kingdom / China / Israel / Iraq / Finland / India / Belarus / Germany / Romania / Croatia / Mexico / Albania / Serbia / Iran / Sweden / Sri Lanka / Turkey / Russia / Austria / United States / Syria / Paraguay / Georgia / Ukraine / South Korea / Greece / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Institute of World Economics / Pázmány Péter Catholic University / Budapest University of Economic Studies / Institute of International Studies / Corvinus University / /
IndustryTerm
transportation / natural gas / energy / energy markets / energy consumption / foreign policy tools / visa-free travel / telecommunications / steel / energy situation / oil / free travel / manufacturing sectors / imported energy resources / energy trends / energy system / /
Organization
European Economic Community / Pázmány Péter Catholic University / army / OECD / North Atlantic Treaty Organization / G-20 / Turkish association / European Defence Agency / Institute of World Economics / Shanghai Cooperation Organisation / European Commission / Customs Union on Turkey / European Union / Customs Union / Institute of International Studies and Political Sciences / AK Party / Corvinus University / Hungarian Academy of Sciences / Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences / Budapest University of Economic Studies / Hungarian Government / EU Council / /
Person
Kemal Atatürk / Ahmet Davutoğlu / Erdoğan / Tamás Szigetvári / Abdullah Cevdet / Stefan Füle / Recep Tayyip Erdoğan / Zafer Çağlayan / Herman Van Rompuy / Abdullah Gül / /
Position
Prime Minister / president / Enlargement Commissioner / businessmen / Associate Professor / Affairs Minister of Turkey Eğemen Bağis / Minister / politician / Economy Minister / foreign minister / observer status / Marshall / /
ProvinceOrState
Kosovo / /
Region
Balkans / Middle East / Central Asia / Mediterranean / Western Balkans / /
ROMANIAN JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN AFFAIRS Vol. 14, No. 1, March 2014 EU-Turkey Relations: Changing Approaches Tamás Szigetvári*