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Erdoğan extends condolences to Turkey's Armenians over 1915 events President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan meets with Armenian Patriarch Sahak Maşalyan (L) in Istanbul, Turkey, Oct. 22, 2020. (AA Photo) President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan offered condolences on Saturday to the Patriarch of Turkey's...

It is certainly kinematically possible to attain that range using a ballistic projection. Such a scenario is possible in the case of an air interception miss during the ascent phase.

At the current time juncture, Turkey leaving the North Atlantic Alliance cannot withstand as a weighed hypothetical the scrutiny of even a rudimentary SWOT or PEST analysis. I can't really see any dilemma given the specifics at hand, it is pretty clear-cut. Can someone quantify what the...

For shipping, maritime and freight companies, speed is not of the essence for the vast majority of commodities hauled to and from the Black Sea. Cost is. This trend has been going on for a couple of decades now, to the point that freight ships today are traveling at a lot lower speeds than they...

I'd suggest the somber decision would be to steer clear of that character.

If Turkey could build and fully utilize it without abandoning the treaty, the admirals would have zero problems with it! Their problem is with touching the treaty, not the canal itself. At least, this is frankly what I get from reading the declaration in the first post.

Exactly, that is what I wrote. So, they are against Turkey abandoning the treaty. That is actually what they wrote in their declaration too. The canal is purely incidental. If Turkey could build and fully utilize it without abandoning the treaty, the admirals would have zero problems with it!

May be wrong here, but the crux of the matter was that they don't want Turkey to unilaterally abandon the Montreaux Treaty. So it is the other way around. One of the justifications for building the Canal is that "Turkey can force the naval traffic there, after changing the legal status of the...

I'm reading in Greek media that the civilians arrested are accused of promoting a military coup? o_O

I'm getting the impression that the whole brouhaha is an internal political game of sorts. The idea of unilaterally changing the Straits convention to remove the free passage clause for civilian vessels in peacetime is diplomatically and legally ludicrous. At least, that is my reading of it...

My personal view is that the Dutch offer looks as the most cost-effective, given the specifics at hand.

The analysis posted by armynow seems to be terribly flawed in my honest opinion. The two fighters belong to different generations.

That is all well and good but...you cannot really make any more F-22s. Is Trump talking about transferring existing US fighters to Israel? Has he asked the Air Force about that, lol? Moreover, reading the original source makes me think this is some kind of hoax/fake news. It talks about a 14...

Some old buildings are down, as well as part of a big church. No mention of casualties yet. 3 injuries so far.

Hope everyone is well. The Earthquake was very large, here in Athens we moved a lot. Seeing some very bad first images from Izmir, praying for everyone's safety.

A mild reminder to all that war is fucking hell, people are dying or get scarred for life and you cannot really laugh this away or view it as a soccer match.

Agreed 'n' all, but then again, S. Korea has the Queen.

More good 90's stuff..<3