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In short term there will be less business with both countries, so definitely not good for the economy. Turkey can still do business with Russia in ruble, if they can afford it of course. There will be lots of new export opportunities. But will the Russians be able to buy it? If so when will...

Germany will spend an additional one time 100 bln on top of raising the yearly investments to, I believe, 100 bln €. How good that money will be spent remains to be seen, because Germany is bureaucratic and slow. Then there's the issue of big money being spent on Consulting companies. And...

Because the order was rather small in value and thus did not require approval from the congress or something. Pakistans order was big and currently has no chance of being approved.

Nothing to do with Israel, the Ukraine war is giving us the opportunity for a reset in foreign policy and I hope we use it wisely.

Analysts put the probability of Russia going bankrupt at around 80%. Either Russia wins by then and then still has to face stiff resistance in Ukraine or they default and will face uprisings, have to deal with unpaid soldiers and leadership. Military situation aside, Russia will be damaged for...

Our electricity, too, is partly generated by Iranian and Russian gas/oil. But good to see the grids connected, probably just a drop in the bucket total consumption wise but might lead to a couple less days with power cuts in the summer months.

The Turkish language part is probably what some of them are after. But such a change would require a referendum. Do you see any chance that this referendum would pass? I dont think so, so let them talk as much as they want. Its a talking point to gather Kurdish votes and that wont happen to...

I know its in bad taste, but nows the time to hire Ukrainian, maybe even Russian engineers.

Seems like your issue starts with free speech. People are free to say what they want and its another entire different thing for it to get approved and get set into law. Just my 2 cents since you seem to be scared by democracy.

Hello Publius, this forums language is English, except for the occasional off-topic post in the respective subforums. Feel free to report or remind posts that do not provide translations. To answer your question, no there's no translation button but DeepL and Google Translate work just fine...

Dagestan, Tartastan etc should declare themselves independent if things go sour. Russia is using the natural ressources and literally human ressources to fight its dirty wars.

If your country is attacked, you fight to the last nail. That comedian apparently has more gut and balls then you do.

I get what you're saying, but its legitimate that he will use all means and all arguments possible to gather support for his country that is facing Russian invasion and occupation.

Well I can at least name 1-2 more countries in the Council that have recently done that to be fair.

https://rusi.org/explore-our-research/publications/commentary/mysterious-case-missing-russian-air-force TL;DR no large stocks of Precision guided munition.

https://www.aviationturkey.com/en/content/airspace-closure-the-invisible-power-of-countries-227 According to January 2020 data of Eurocontrol, an airline using German airspace pays EUR 63.7 for every 100 km. The utilization fee of Italian airspace is EUR 66.15 per 100 km; Austria’s fee is EUR...

Stop your personal beef, take it somewhere else and stay civil.

Istanbul and THY will profit from flights to Asia that not longer can cross Russia. The Gulf states will probably profit too.

We still have two A400M sitting in Kiev.