ANKARA
Here are the main stories that The Anadolu Agency's English News Desk will cover on Sunday, Jan. 11, 2015:
TURKEY
ANKARA -- Prime Minister Davutoglu to leave for France to join unity march in Paris.
UNITED STATES
NEW YORK -- Turks to hold a “no shadow government” protest against Pennsylvania-based preacher Fethullah Gulen, who is accused of attempting to overthrow the Turkish government.
SPECIAL REPORT
Cyprus gas reserves can be ‘blessing or curse’
By Mustafa Caglayan
NEW YORK -- Oil and gas reserves off Cyprus could hold benefits or risks for the region depending on how the issue is handled, according to Turkish Cypriot chief negotiator in stalled talks to reunify the island.
"If (the Greek-Cypriot administration) continues to take steps to consolidate the status-quo and overlooks the legitimate rights and interests of the other side, it will not be possible to realize unity in Cyprus," Mustafa Ergun Olgun said.
EUROPE
FRANCE
PARIS -- World leaders and thousands of French people to march at a unity rally to pay tribute to victims of recent deadly attacks that left 17 people dead.
PARIS -- French interior minister to host an international anti-terrorism meeting.
PARIS -- Follow up on latest developments in France post Charlie Hebdo attack.
SOUTH ASIA
SRI LANKA
COLOMBO -- Sri Lanka announces new cabinet after President Sirisena became the surprise victor in Thursday’s presidential election.
SPECIAL REPORT
PAKISTAN
By Aamir Latif and Ihsan Khattak
BANNU -- Around a million internally displaced Pakistani refugees will return home to discover the consequences of more than six months of military operations at their home district in North Waziristan tribal agency.
SE ASIA-PACIFIC
INDONESIA
JAKARTA -- Search teams appear to have located the body of AirAsia flight.
SOUTH KOREA
SEOUL -- U.S. says no to Pyongyang's proposal to suspend plans for a nuclear test, dismissing the deal as a “threat.”
PHILIPPINES
ZAMBOANGA -- A 6.0 magnitude earthquake hits northern Philippines; no apparent casualties.
