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23 December 2015•Update: 23 December 2015
ANKARA
Here are the main topics Anadolu Agency’s English Desk plans to cover Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2015 (coverage may change depending on developing/breaking stories):
TURKEY
ANKARA - President Erdogan to address muhktars, better known as heads of villages.
ANKARA - PM Davutoglu to attend a mass opening ceremony held by Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs.
Special Report:
- Dutch lender supports green business in Turkey
by Andrew Jay Rosenbaum
ANKARA (AA) - In an interview with Anadolu Agency, Dutch development agency FMO chief explains why they are investing $360 million in green businesses in Turkey.
EUROPE
RUSSIA
MOSCOW - HDP co-leader Selahattin Demirtas heads to Moscow, is to meet Russian FM Sergei Lavrov.
FRANCE
PARIS - Cabinet is to present bill to change constitution following Paris attacks; it is not expected to include previously announced revoking of citizenship for binationals.
AFRICA
NIGERIA
LAGOS - Telecommunications company MTN must pay $3.9 billion fine before going to court, regulator says
Special Report:
- Zambia: Government to transform agriculture into modern business
by Francis Maingalia
LUSAKA, Zambia (AA) - The Zambian government plans to modernize agricultural production in the country, transforming it along the lines of business efficiency and productivity.
MIDDLE EAST
JERUSALEM - Former head of Israel's Shin Bet intelligence agency backs group of former soldiers under fire for whistleblowing on alleged abuses by Israeli army.
SOUTHEAST ASIA & PACIFIC
THAILAND
BANGKOK – Seven soldiers injured in overnight bomb attack by separatists in Muslim south.
MYANMAR
YANGON – Local and international rights groups slam proposed presidential security bill that would prevent legal actions or penalties against retired leaders for actions while in office.
SOUTH KOREA
SEOUL – Official declaration expected on end of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) threat, according to World Health Organization guidelines that 28 days must pass after death of last infected patient.