Iraqi officials in Baghdad and their counterparts in the Kurdistan Regional Government have reached a preliminary agreement to resume oil exports from the country’s north with a final agreement …
Rebuilding democracy: Deconstructing how Turkey needs to be reconstructed
With such a staggering death toll and hundreds of thousands left homeless, one might expect Turkish voters to turn out en masse against the government on May 14.
Rebuilding democracy: Deconstructing how Turkey needs to be reconstructed
With such a staggering death toll and hundreds of thousands left homeless, one might expect Turkish voters to turn out en masse against the government on May 14.
Iraq to ask Turkey to restart northern oil exports after Kurdish deal
Iraq’s federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) have reached an initial agreement to restart northern oil exports this week, a KRG spokesman said on Sunday, and Baghdad will …
Iraq to ask Turkey to restart northern oil exports after initial KRG deal
Iraq’s federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) have reached an initial agreement to restart northern oil exports this week, a KRG spokesman said on Sunday, and Baghdad will …
Iraq, Kurds Agree to Resume Oil Exports Via Turkey This Week
Iraq’s semi-autonomous Kurdistan region said it has reached an agreement with the federal government to resume oil exports through Turkey this week, after a legal spat pushed up crude prices. Most …
Inflation in Turkey’s Biggest City Slightly Slowed in March
Retail prices in Turkey’s biggest city, Istanbul, rose by 73.02% compared to the previous year, according to data published by the Istanbul Chamber of Commerce on Saturday.
Driftwood Outdoors: Nebraska changes turkey hunting regulations
If you think Nebraska is one of the best turkey hunting destinations in the country, then we are like-minded. The state is littered with turkeys, and historically as a non-resident you could shoot three birds.
Greece’s defense minister to visit Turkey to ease tensions between 2 NATO members
Greece’s defense minister will visit Turkey next week to ease tensions between two NATO members. Nikos Panagiotopoulos will visit Turkey Tuesday, then travel to the Hatay province.
S&P changes Turkey’s outlook to negative on public sector risks and reconstruction costs
S&P Global Ratings has revised its outlook on Turkey to negative from stable, citing an increase in broader public sector risks and increased reconstruction costs after the earthquakes in February.