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The other side of our refugee problem. Over 8000 Turks have been registered crossing the US border illegally from Mexico this year. Paying up to 15k Dollars for the "journey" we can safely assume, that we're losing many well-educated citizens. These citizens prefer living in the US probably in...

try this in the future for paywalls: https://12ft.io/

Can you please provide a source for that?

https://www.wsj.com/articles/drones-unmanned-boats-and-killer-robots-have-made-turkey-an-arms-industry-powerhouse-11658404887 Drones, Unmanned Boats and Killer Robots Have Made Turkey an Arms-Industry Powerhouse

Why? Some gas operations will have to be ceased and its a big question if they can ever be operated again, if the flow of gas is stopped. It will not hurt them for the time being but permanently. Its their biggest source of income, they cant just pipe it somewhere else because thats not how...

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/exclusive-russia-seen-restarting-gas-exports-nord-stream-1-schedule-2022-07-19/ Gas will continue to flow from Thursday. Dependencies go both ways, Russia needs to sell gas to Europe.

Paying a monthly fee for seat heating, thats moronic.

We need to get less dependent on Russia, we need to diversify our gas imports. Israeli, Iraqi, Irani, Turkmenistan - anything to lower the Russian influence on Turkey.

@orko on how Ankas EWs blinded Russian air defence and thus allowing TB2s to attack them

Its from twitter so take it with a big pinch of salt:

Its actually pretty straight forward: Macron received the necessary votes in the French presidential system to rule on his own and the Draghi had to form a coalition, that is no longer stable. Let's stick topics that are really relevant for Turkish geopolitics please.

Agreed, the French are terribly unreliable and only looking out for their own interest. Germany should have sought other partners. The Brits are doing a good job.

Will take time before gas prices go down, if the operators are greedy, even longer.

That's the kind of cooperation that I want to see.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-house-backs-measure-that-would-restrict-sale-f-16s-turkey-2022-07-14/ But still a long way from becoming a law.

Tempest and Japanese F-X are joining forces, goal is to have one aircraft with minor adaptions for Japan and Britain...

Just to give you an example why you're wrong. When the economy goes down in Europe, who's going to buy all the commercial vehicles that are manufactured in Turkey for the European markets? 50% ish of our exports go to Europe, Turkey will suffer one way or the other because we are very much...

https://www.reuters.com/article/morocco-turkey-trade-bim-idAFL8N2AC20R At the height of souring Turkish-Saudi relations (you know when they butchered Kashoggi in Istanbul) many Arab countries implemented, never officially communicated sanctions against Turkey. Morocco at the time put pressure...

No you were not, dont act like a victim again. Stick to the topic.

As of now we dont have any restrictions on exports. We sell to both sides of a conflict (Morocco vs. Algeria) and while that's good for business, it will eventually lead to a fallout in relations once shit hits the fan. Considering Moroccos actions against Turkish companies, I sure would...