The UN delivers a potentially game-changing win for diplomacy, but the United States wants Russian and Turkish mercenaries out of Libya.
JP Morgan revises up Turkey’s growth rates for 2020, 2021
Turkey’s growth always ‘surprises to the upside,’ mirroring robustness, flexibility of Turkish private sector, says report …
JP Morgan revises up Turkey’s growth rates for 2020, 2021
Turkey’s growth always ‘surprises to the upside,’ mirroring robustness, flexibility of Turkish private sector, says report …
JP Morgan raises Turkey growth view to 4.6% in 2021
Wall Street bank J.P. Morgan raised its expectations for Turkish economic growth to 4.6% this year, from 3.3% previously, and also hiked its 2020 view to 1.9% from 1.1% based on strong private-sector …
Turkey attracts $4.6B foreign investment in January-November 2020
Turkey saw $4.6 billion in foreign direct investment in January-November 2020, official data from the country’s Trade Ministry and Central Bank showed. Turkey Turkey port Europe ranked first with …
Turkey attracts $4.6B foreign investment in January-November 2020
Turkey saw $4.6 billion in foreign direct investment in January-November 2020, official data from the country’s Trade Ministry and Central Bank showed. Turkey Turkey port Europe ranked first with …
Business council TAIK urges Turkey, US to give ‘diplomacy a chance’
U.S. Business Council (TAIK) urged the two countries to “give diplomacy a chance” regarding the S-400 crisis rather than leave the …
Business council TAIK urges Turkey, US to give ‘diplomacy a chance’
U.S. Business Council (TAIK) urged the two countries to “give diplomacy a chance” regarding the S-400 crisis rather than leave the …
Biden Starts Off Tough On Turkey, With Rocky Path Ahead
Joe Biden has opened his presidency by taking a visibly harder line on Turkey, with analysts expecting a rocky path ahead between the uneasy allies as their interests increasingly diverge. Turkish …
Trilateral Armenian-Russian-Azerbaijani working group not considering trade between Armenia and Azerbaijan and Turkey
Deputy prime ministers of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia, who chair a trilateral commission, set up to deal with the reopening of transport links in the region are not negotiating bilateral or …