New sanctions against Turkish companies by US
Some appear to be co-owned or owned by russians
New sanctions against Turkish companies by US
Some appear to be co-owned or owned by russians
Result of the warming relations with Greece? Interesting map
That's one way to solve the birth rate problem, import more citizens.
The only other reason is if these became the government in Syria (0 chance) it would be closer to TR.
A legacy of Davutoglu's Arab opening.
These people when they realize they cannot live in Syria will have the language skills to move and work in TR, additional labour.
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It would be funny if it turns out the reason visas are hard to get is because the Turkish government asks other countries not to grant them.
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Can't have people going abroad and learning how much better things can be!
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An interesting article about Turkish-Russian relations was published on the Armenian website. It's not in the English version, so I decided to translate it.
Russia takes into account the political and economic realities of the South Caucasus; Russia does not have the strength to get Turkey out of here. Dmitry Trenin, scientific director of the Institute of Military Economics and Strategy at the Higher School of Economics, stated this during a discussion on June 12.
“Russia is not an empire, we have come out of the imperial era, there is no struggle between Russia and Turkey for Transcaucasia.
Russia's relations with Turkey are very complex; they combine elements of cooperation and interaction with elements of competition, fortunately not yet hostility.
Russia strives to avoid hostility in every possible way, as does Türkiye. Today no one has any illusions about Turkey. But this country today is a very important counterparty to Russia.
Russia tried and partially succeeded in the difficult situation of 2020 related to the Karabakh conflict, to achieve not a quadrilateral, but a trilateral statement and agree to a formal military presence of Turkey within the framework of the Russian-Turkish mission.
Then it was possible, of course, to stigmatize Turkey, but what would Russian foreign policy gain from this? Another front?
Today Russia has fewer resources than the Russian Empire once had in its relations with the Ottoman Empire, and fewer resources than the USSR.
It is not that Russia agrees with the rise of Turkish influence, it simply views it as a geopolitical reality.
The future of the Russian Federation will depend on how, when and how the special military operation ends.
If Russia achieves victory, then it will be a completely different situation, and Russia will act much more actively in other areas, and Turkey knows this, which has taken its position regarding the war in Ukraine, and this position is not pro-Russian, Trenin emphasized.
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Russia takes into account the political and economic realities of the South Caucasus; Russia does not have the strength to get Turkey out of here. Dmitry Trenin, scientific director of the Institute of Military Economics and Strategy at the Higher School of Economics, stated this during a discussion on June 12.
“Russia is not an empire, we have come out of the imperial era, there is no struggle between Russia and Turkey for Transcaucasia.
Russia's relations with Turkey are very complex; they combine elements of cooperation and interaction with elements of competition, fortunately not yet hostility.
Russia strives to avoid hostility in every possible way, as does Türkiye. Today no one has any illusions about Turkey. But this country today is a very important counterparty to Russia.
Russia tried and partially succeeded in the difficult situation of 2020 related to the Karabakh conflict, to achieve not a quadrilateral, but a trilateral statement and agree to a formal military presence of Turkey within the framework of the Russian-Turkish mission.
Then it was possible, of course, to stigmatize Turkey, but what would Russian foreign policy gain from this? Another front?
Today Russia has fewer resources than the Russian Empire once had in its relations with the Ottoman Empire, and fewer resources than the USSR.
It is not that Russia agrees with the rise of Turkish influence, it simply views it as a geopolitical reality.
The future of the Russian Federation will depend on how, when and how the special military operation ends.
If Russia achieves victory, then it will be a completely different situation, and Russia will act much more actively in other areas, and Turkey knows this, which has taken its position regarding the war in Ukraine, and this position is not pro-Russian, Trenin emphasized.
Российский политолог: У России нет сил выковырять Турцию из Южного Кавказа
Если Россия добьется победы, то это будет совсем другая ситуация...
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Communist army monitors Turkish warships east of Taiwan strait center line for the first time
On June 4, a report from Taiwan's Ling Media stated that the Turkish Navy's Ada-class anti-submarine frigate, which had been patrolling near Japan since April, recently sailed through the Taiwan Strait. In response, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) swiftly deployed the Type 052D Lishui guided missile destroyer, shifting its surveillance area from the western side of the center line to the eastern side.
To me, this means there is no more conflict with Armenia
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24 hours after Pashinyan’s telephone conversation with Erdogan, Armenia recognized Palestine. 48 hours after the phone conversation, the day became unusually longer.
It’s strange, who was Pashinyan talking to?
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Article hints these protestors against SOCAR is just the beginning
Poster says "Two nations, One Betrayal"
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Azerbaijan also supports Palestine.
Be somewhat critical of what you read.
If your idea is to spoil (bozmak
) Azerbaijan-Türkiye relations, don't try in vain, dear BOZAN!
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Good, they should continue protesting. By the end of this decade, Islamists will find themselves in a corner.
Recently, a bunch of Central Asian nations have cracked down on Islamists. It's only a matter of time until Türkiye does the same.
Their ideology is pure cancer, if you allow it to spread it will destroy your country. Look at Afghanistan and Pakistan. Look at how the US supported Islamists in Syria who ended up destroying the country and allowing the establishment of a PKK controlled zone.
Even Saudi Arabia has started to dial back on Islam.
I don't know for how long we can continue to ignore this threat.
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Azerbaijan can deal with anybody they like.
Its geopolitics, its business.
Nothing personal.
These pro Palestine protestors are really trying their best to pull back my support.
They are becoming more of a nuisance.
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Travelling tax. Whats next a tax on shitting on the toilet?
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Islamists trying hard to be bigger traitors to the nation than the PKK.
