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Smart Defense: Can a Lean NATO Meet the Challenges of the 21st Century?

GPoT Center together with other eight international partner institutes co-organized the "Smart Defense: Can a Lean NATO Meet the Challenges of the 21st Century?" conference hosted by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs in Chicago between March 28-30, 2012.

David Ives Mentions GPoT Center in His Speech at the UN

Mr. Ives, the Executive Director of the Albert Schweitzer Institute of the Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut, presented a speech at the United Nations on November 2, 2011. The side conference entitled "Improving by Doing: The Role of Civil Society in Enhancing the Work of the Human Rights Council" was organized by Ambassador Eduardo Ulibarre and the Costa Rican Mission to the United Nations.

Turkish Expert: Paths Towards Recognition of Armenian Genocide Opened in Turkey Long Ago | ARM Info

The paths towards recognition of the Armenian Genocide of the early 20th century opened in Turkey long ago, Mensur Akgun, Director of Global Political Trends Center (GPOT) told Armenian journalists in Istanbul.

From V-4 countries to Turkey: Never lose strategic goal of EU membership | Yonca Poyraz Doğan | Today's Zaman

The consuls general of the Visegrad Group (V-4), the regional alliance of the Czech Republic, Hungary, poland and Slovakia, said that they are supportive of Turkey’s accession to the European Union and that Ankara should never lose the strategic goal of EU membership even though there may be ups and downs in the process.

20-years of Visegrad Four Cooperation: Implications for EU Enlargement

Round-table meeting commemorating the 20th anniversary of the Visegrad Group (also known as "Visegrad Four" or "V4"), i.e. Czech Republic, Hungary, poland and Slovakia, was organized by GPoT Center in collaboration with the Consul Generals of the V4 countries in Istanbul under the chairmanship of the Consul General of Slovakia on March 28, 2011.

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Finding Common Grounds 2

The workshop took place with the participation of academics, journalists, politicians and think-tank members from poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Czech Republic, Sweden and Turkey.

Finding Common Grounds 1

As part of the Slovak-Turkish joint initiative "Finding Common Grounds" whose objective is to share experience and information gained in Slovakia during the process of democratic transition and the EU accession.