As European Union leaders reflect on the results of last week's Eastern Partnership Summit in Warsaw they may justifiable be wondering if their guests from the east had acted like difficult neighbours, of if they were just good friends giving frank and honest advice.

Todays Zaman “Overall, the economy expanded rapidly in 2010 and in the first quarter of 2011, mainly driven by strong domestic demand,” said the draft. Despite the strong showings of the Turkish economy, the draft says Turkey's gross domestic product (GDP) per inhabitant stands at 48 percent of the EU average in 2010.

The EU Eastern Partnership Summit in Warsaw has ended successfully. It has charted a way forward for developing relations between the EU and its six Eastern neighbours. It also highlighted important differences in approach to a number of key problems - obstacles that will need to be overcome if this relationship is to be really meaningful.

Deputy Prime Minister of UK comes out for assisting Armenia and Azerbaijan in resolution of Karabakh conflict

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The Armenian President met the diplomats on the margin of the Eastern Partnership Summit

The meeting took place in Warsaw where the Azerbaijan President is attending the Eastern Partnership Summit

The Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum held a meeting in Warsaw on the margins of the ongoing heads of Government summit.

Political problems in Belarus and Ukraine have dominated discussions in the run up to the Summit which opened last night. Leaders of the three South Caucasus countries are in Poland for the event which is also attended by major European Leaders

Azerbaijan will not manage to mislead the world community