One of Russia's 'shadow fleet' may have sabotaged power cables in the Baltic Sea. But what is it?
Vladimir Putin has a collection of hundreds of rusting tankers covertly carrying Russian crude oil around the world, ...
IRGC Launches Massive Military Drills In Western Iran Amid Tensions With U.S. And Israel
The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) launched a large-scale drill in Kermanshah province, Iran, under the codename Payambar-e-A’azam 19. The exercise, aimed at improving combat readiness, ...
Turkcell: Executing Well Through Hyperinflation, But Macro, Governance, And Capital Deployment Concerns Remain
Discover Turkcell's growth, diversification, and concerns about new management, suggesting shares may be undervalued by 20%.
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Ukraine’s foreign minister discusses Black Sea and Syria security with Türkiye's counterpart
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha held a phone conversation with Turkey's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan. Among other ...
Saudi Arabia Considers Jets From Russia, China, Turkey As U.S. Develops Cold Feet Over F-35 Deal
U.S. ally Saudi Arabia is reportedly considering purchasing fighter jets from Russia, China and Turkey after Washington dragged its feet over the F-35 jet deal. The Kingdom, which wanted to enhance ...
Sunni-Shia divide: Power struggles shaping the Middle East’s future
Iran and Turkey are vying for dominance, impacting regional stability, alliances, and Israel’s strategic challenges in an ...
Opinion
If we back the new Syrian regime now, it could become a monster later
The US, EU and Britain have relatively altruistic interests: to see a benign, stable government established in Syria.
German, French foreign ministers set EU support conditions in Syria
During her visit to Damascus, Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock outlined clear conditions for European support of Syria's ...