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How would it hurt exports?

The company bought a controlling stake of 35%. https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/yilport-takes-controlling-stake-ghanas-takoradi-port-operator-2023-11-02/

Guys, this is more a football discussion than geopolitics and we have spend the last pages discussing football rules. If you have anything to say about the geopolitic implications of that event (which there are none as far as anyone can tell), please feel free to share. Otherwise, please take...

That was an odd choice, did they really show a passenger aircraft engine for a second there?

Please get acquainted with the rules asap, next time it will be an official warning.

Now obviously the solution is more guns, according to some fellow members.

I mean even if phones were allowed, it is common sense that you a) dont do that kind of shit and b) dont post it on social media. Should be fairly easy to find out who posted these videos, if it was actually what TSK wants.

Or you could protect the people by disarming the people that break the law by owning illegal arms.

How are other countries handling the phone issue? Like are soldiers allowed to keep their phones on missions but have better discipline or are they straight out kept at base until return?

No, want the country needs is gun laws being enforced. 85% of the guns in circulation are illegal. https://www.aa.com.tr/en/turkey/an-open-secret-gun-ownership-in-turkey/511659

I hope someone gives him a bag of money and he funds his own company.

@Strong AI please add the link / source

Just a quick reminder that discrimination or insults of any kind and in this context especially against the Turkish-Kurdish population will not be tolerated.

This has been the narrative in you know which media for a while. We cant have these toys, so instead of dealing with our own failures we find something else to shift blame. Whether thats Turkish football and always blaming the referee or politics. What we really need as a country is a...

R Thanks for the statistic but Turkish Kurds are still Turkish citizens And it is easier to get asylum if you have some kind of minority ish background

Slow down in the pace is good, if not politically motivated, its a good sign that the highest level of inflation is almost past us. If you compare that with the Turkish refugee application numbers in Germany, there's no slow down of arrivals.

Exactly, it's a duo-poly. Like what are you going to ask from Boeing? F15? A good discount is all you're going to get.

THY is no longer a state enterprise, over 50% of it is publicly traded. They will look out for whatever is in the interest of their shareholders. I doubt that they would agree to any bargaining in favour of other companies, instead they will look at the highest rate of discount they can get...

Didnt Kotil say that we're going to make Hürjet unmanned too?

To one of the few countries where we had a trade surplus.