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Turkish private sector's foreign debt falls in July ANKARA The Turkish private sector’s outstanding external loans stood at $173.3 billion in July, decreasing by $130 million compared to the end of 2020, the Turkish Central Bank said on Sept. 15. Excluding trade credits, the sector’s...

Turkey eyes $7.5 bln in property sales to foreigners Engin Esen - ISTANBUL Expecting a total amount of nearly $7.5 billion in sales to foreigners this year, the Turkish property market ranks among the top 10 in the world, according to an executive of a sectoral association. “Foreign real...

I think they mean cash free society. digital currency already exists. e.g. Mastercard, Visa, etc. Well I hardly every have cash on me. I use my visa, and something I use an app developed by Danske Bank "Mobilepay" from my cellphone which makes paying easier. Some prefer to register their visa...

I assume the speed of the missiles are a no compromise area. But what about the UCAV and UAV. They're not a on the same league as fighter jets, but still pose significant threat. Would it matter if missiles were developed to reach mach 2, but in return have longer range. In this regard does it...

Sunk before Service: Australia’s Disastrous Submarine Project January 21, 2021 Written by: Dr Binoy Kampmark 7 Replies SEA 1000 Attack Class submarines (Image from defenceconnect.com.au) One only gets into the submarine procurement business to spite government treasurers and economic...

True, I imagine that economic greed was the reason for not being more strict and SEC allowed this to continue. But since the money flow isn't trackable and companies aren't transparent US/SEC decides it's time to do something about it. The early warning is probably to make investors change...

It's going to be very interesting to see the effects of this in France. It's a lot of money. I imagine that KSA, Egypt and UAE might try to fill in a void and get their hands on some more arms from France. I'd have mentioned Russia too, but I'm not sure if France would go that far.

I believe the alliance is a clear expression of who're considered trust worthy. Historically as well. While QUAD is an alliance I consider to be an attempt to conveniantly try to butter up the countries involved in it. The real strategic alliance is the one between UK, US and Australia. You...

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON ASIA PACIFIC SEP 16, 2021 12:10 AM GMT+3 U.S. President Joe Biden, listens as he is joined virtually by Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, left, and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, speaks about a national security initiative in the East Room of the...

Why wait until 2024, suspend the companies until they comply. If they are not complying then their tradings should be suspended until they comply. That is how it's usually done.

It's unlike RTE and current government to bother with rational fiscal policies, even in the face of inflation as I believe we've seen time and again. Trying to slowly build up reserves doesn't seem rational without sound reforms, which makes me think that government is trying to save up for...

https://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/threat-against-azerbaijan-perceived-as-threats-against-turkey-defense-minister-167898

https://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/turkey-extends-security-wall-along-iran-border-interior-minister-167897

https://www.dailysabah.com/politics/war-on-terror/centcom-head-reiterates-us-support-for-ypg-terrorists-in-syria

Big political ploy to keep the issue unresolved, two states only solution, but bigger economic powers are messing that up.

I heard that the above ground waterways are being changed because the water evaporation is too much. So the water may be transported underground instead, it's more expensive but the water evaporation should be eliminated. I think the end of the river where the water runs into the sea should be...

France warns Mali against deal with Russian Wagner mercenary firm BY DAILY SABAH WITH AA ISTANBUL AFRICA SEP 15, 2021 1:01 PM GMT+3 Soldiers from a Malian army special unit stand atop pick-ups mounted with machine guns, following a training exercise in the Barbe military zone, in Mopti, Mali...

I am not sure when it'll begin, but IMO another solution should be looked upon at the end point of rivers that run into Sea. If we have exessive elecricity to use pump water through pipelines to lakes and such. (of course should be run through treatement facilities first).