Category: Wild Things
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Debate on the reporting of refugees by SPIEGEL: The case of Maria – DER SPIEGEL
The Maria case – The Reappraisal In the summer, SPIEGEL published several articles about refugees at the border river Evros. We reported that a Syrian child had died because Greece had not provided assistance. After doubts arose, we went deep into the research again. 30/12/2022, 18:24 In the summer of 2022, DER SPIEGEL published three…
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Some Turkish Banks Are Now Literally Giving Out Free Money – BNN Bloomberg
Asli Kandemir and Beril Akman, Bloomberg News The cost of commercial loans in Turkey fell below the interest rates on lira deposits for the first time since 2019, as the world’s most aggressive easing cycle and new regulations make loans for businesses cheaper. Nice Credit If You Can Get It in Turkey’s Micromanaged Economy The…
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The Turkish connection: How Erdoğan’s confidant helped Iran finance terror – POLITICO
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in Analyses, China, Crime, Greece, Iran, News, Russia, Syria, Terrorism, Turkey, United States, Wild Things, World TradeSıtkı Ayan, the businessman helping Tehran sell oil, has so far dodged US sanctions. On March 22 of 2021, several of the world’s most dangerous men descended on Beirut’s historic seaside Summerland Hotel — not to swim in the Mediterranean or explore the sumptuous resort’s “Le Beach Pop Up,” but to talk Turkey. The meeting…
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Sweden resumes arms exports to Turkey after NATO membership bid – Reuters
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in Analyses, Asia, Defense – Military, Diplomacy, Finland, NATO, News, Security, Sweden, Turkey, Turkish Theater, Wild ThingsOSLO/STOCKHOLM, Sept 30 (Reuters) – Sweden’s Inspectorate of Strategic Products (ISP) said on Friday reversed a ban against exporting military equipment to Turkey, following the Nordic country’s decision to join the NATO military alliance and agreement to overcome Turkish objections. The Sweden and Finland sought membership to NATO earlier this year following Russia’s invasion of…
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Erdogan says no meeting until Greek PM “pulls himself together” | Reuters
Historic rivals, Turkey and Greece have been at odds over issues ranging from overflights and the status of Aegean islands, maritime boundaries and hydrocarbon resources in the Mediterranean, and ethnically-split Cyprus. Tensions flared again recently over air space and the status of demilitarised islands in the Aegean. Erdogan has said Mitsotakis “no longer exists for…