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Tag Archives: Turkey
HotTopics: International Extemp Questions for the Week of December 15th-21st, 2009
1. Is there a something rotten with the state of Venezuela’s banks? 2. Has Russia effectively thwarted Georgia and Ukraine’s steps toward NATO membership? 3. What should be Yukiya Amano’s first priority as the new head of the IAEA? 4. … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, China, December 2009 extemp questions, European Union, extemp, extemp central, extemp central questions, extemp questions, extemp topics, Georgia, Greece, human rights, IAEA, international extemp questions, iran, Iran nukes, Liu Xiaobo, NATO, practice extemp questions, practice extemp topics, Russia, Sri Lanka, Sri Lankan presidential election, Turkey, Ukraine, Venezuela
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HotTopics: International Extemp Questions for the Week of December 7th-11th, 2009
1. Will Japan’s stimulus package help it stave off deflation? 2. Can Afghanistan build an effective army within the next two years? 3. Will Iran arrest Mousavi? 4. Can a Palestinian boycott on Israeli products from the West Bank cause … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, Bolivia, December 2009 extemp questions, EU, European Union, Evo Morales, extemp, extemp central, extemp central questions, extemp questions, extemp topics, Honduras, international extemp questions, iran, Israel, Italy, Japan, Japanese economy, Latin America, Manuel Zelaya, Palestinians, practice extemp questions, practice extemp topics, Romania, Turkey, West Bank
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Extemp Questions for the Week of April 29th-May 5th, 2009
1. Ten years on, what have schools learned from Columbine? 2. Should only large industries have their carbon emissions regulated? 3. How can Saudi Arabia placate its Shiite minority? 4. Should the U.S. close the border with Mexico over swine … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, Armenia, cap and trade, China, Cuba, EPA, global warming, Mexico, OAS, Obama, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, swine flu, Taiwan, Turkey
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Extemp Questions for the Week of March 25th-March 31st, 2009
1. Can the recent U.S. border security plan effectively stop smuggling along the U.S.-Mexican border? 2. Will the Employee Free Choice Act pass the Senate? 3. Why did the Czech government collapse? 4. Will Michael Bloomberg win a third term … Continue reading
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Tagged bailout, Bloomberg, Czech Republic, Employee Free Choice Act, GOP, Great Britain, immigration, Iraq, Israel, Kurds, Labor, media, Mexico, New York City, newspapers, PKK, security, Senate, terrorism, Turkey
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Extemp Questions for the Week of December 2nd-8th, 2008
1. Should the Senate intervene in the Minnesota Senate race? 2. Why is California in a fiscal emergency? 3. Should Britain join the euro? 4. To the U.S.: Is Turkey important?? 5. Should Obama have campaigned for Martin? 6. What … Continue reading
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Tagged Britain, environment, euro, India, Minnesota, Obama, President Bush, Senate, terrorism, Thailand, Turkey
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Topic Brief: Turkey Banning the AK Party
Overview Seeking EU membership, Turkey has been trying to keep its politics on the up and up for quite a few years now. As things start to smooth out on Cyprus and human rights abuses against the Kurds seem less … Continue reading
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Tagged Topic Brief, Turkey, Turkish politics
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