Selcan Hacaoglu
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Putin To Visit Turkey In First Trip To NATO Country Since War
The war in Ukraine will likely be a central topic, Putin’s aide Yury Ushakov said last week, according to Interfax.
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Turkey Names Ex-NY Fed Economist As New Central Bank Chief
Hafize Gaye Erkan has asked to be relieved from her duties as Turkish central bank governor, according to a social media post on her personal X account.
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Turkey Approval Of Sweden’s NATO Bid May Yet Face Delays
Turkey’s ratification of Sweden’s membership won’t be completed in time for a meeting of NATO foreign ministers next week, dashing the hopes of some allies who expected it to be done by then.
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Turkey Approval Of Sweden’s NATO Bid May Yet Face Delays
Turkey’s ratification of Sweden’s membership won’t be completed in time for a meeting of NATO foreign ministers next week, dashing the hopes of some allies who expected it to be done by then.
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Israel’s Iron Dome Risks Getting Overstretched If War Against Hamas Widens
Israel’s high-tech air defense system, the Iron Dome, risks getting overwhelmed by missile attacks if the escalating war with Hamas in Gaza expands into a wider regional conflict.
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Israel’s Iron Dome Risks Getting Overstretched If War Against Hamas Widens
Israel’s high-tech air defense system, the Iron Dome, risks getting overwhelmed by missile attacks if the escalating war with Hamas in Gaza expands into a wider regional conflict.
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UAE, Turkey Discuss Rail Link In Race For Europe-Asia Trade Routes
Abu Dhabi wealth fund ADQ and Turkey are in talks to build a railway over Istanbul’s Bosphorus strait as part of a planned trade corridor linking Europe to the Middle East and Asia, according to Turkish officials familiar with the matter.
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UAE, Turkey Discuss Rail Link In Race For Europe-Asia Trade Routes
Abu Dhabi wealth fund ADQ and Turkey are in talks to build a railway over Istanbul’s Bosphorus strait as part of a planned trade corridor linking Europe to the Middle East and Asia, according to Turkish officials familiar with the matter.
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Iraq Oil Pipe Will Resume Within A Week, Turkey Minister Says
The pipeline — which carries almost half a million barrels of crude a day — has been offline since March amid a payment dispute between Ankara and Baghdad.
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Iraq Oil Pipe Will Resume Within A Week, Turkey Minister Says
The pipeline — which carries almost half a million barrels of crude a day — has been offline since March amid a payment dispute between Ankara and Baghdad.
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Erdogan Urges G20 To Meet Russian Demands On Grain Deal
Erdogan’s embrace of Russia’s demands underlines the challenges he faces in his balancing act in the wake of Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Erdogan Urges G20 To Meet Russian Demands On Grain Deal
Erdogan’s embrace of Russia’s demands underlines the challenges he faces in his balancing act in the wake of Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.
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G-20 Haggles Over Russia’s War as Block on Climate Action Eases
The Group of 20 nations are nearing an agreement on a joint statement after resistance to concrete action on climate change faded, leaving Russia’s war on Ukraine as the sole topic still to be resolved.
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Putin, Erdogan Talks End Without Reviving Ukraine Grain Deal
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will seek to persuade Vladimir Putin on Monday to revive a UN-backed deal that would allow the export of Ukrainian grain from the Black Sea and ease concerns over global food supplies.
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Turkey Agrees To Back Sweden’s NATO Bid In Boost To Alliance
The about-face comes after months of arduous negotiations over Turkey’s demands and on the eve of a critical two-day NATO summit.
