Influential economists not impressed with lack of detail and likely impact.
Currently, Rosatom controls approximately 70% of the world export market for the construction of nuclear power plants where emerging powers in the global south are trying to boost their energy production and turning to Moscow for nuclear power.
The Erdogan regime is, of course, not really in a position to cut its spending.
Ankara’s move is, however, unlikely to have a major macroeconomic impact in either country, assessment concludes.
Ankara has ambition to make country an energy supply powerhouse based on re-exports.
Maximising the benefits of Russia’s surprising exodus.
The world could be heading for a 3-degree C warming trajectory as political headwinds slow the energy transition, says a new report by Wood Mackenzie.
Trade ministry said “all products” are subject to boycott, but tankers on Ceyhan to Haifa crude export route appear unaffected.
“Devastating reports” say Suhrob Zafar may have lost ability to walk following torture. Turkey suspected of role in rendition.
Alternative reading from economists is 124%. Analyst predicts central bank won’t shift to rate cuts until next year.
Sustained slowdown in new orders feeds through to renewed moderation in output.
Under pressure from religious conservatives, Turkish leader Erdogan is said to have blocked all exports and imports. Move draws angry rebuke from Israelis.
Rapid groceries firm shot to commercial stardom on back of covid lockdowns. Post-pandemic, its valuation collapsed.
Although Armenia and Azerbaijan are now the closest they have been to signing a peace treaty in the last 30 years, there is a high probability that it will not be signed.
No willingness on part of member states to penalise Ankara amid Ukraine war and other crises requiring solidarity, says Council of Europe.
Organisers of mercy mission say Israel pressured West African nation.
Kuwait witnessed a wave of angry reactions on April 25 after Iraq, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Turkey signed a quadrilateral memorandum of understanding in Baghdad to establish the "Development Road" project, linking Turkey with the Gulf.
Central bank is, notably, no longer talking about building up its reserves in parallel with so-called monetary framework simplification policy.
Germany’s slow recovery is dampening growth prospects for Central and Southeast European economies.
Route competing with rival India-Middle East-Europe option. Ankara wants Baghdad to commit to stamping out Kurdish PKK militants said to threaten project security.