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Turkey's Growing Investment in Greece: Economic Boon or Security Risk?
Increased Turkish tourism and investment in Greece, particularly real estate purchases facilitated by a "golden visa" program, are boosting the Greek economy but also causing rising property prices and political anxieties regarding national security. The program, initially offering residency permits...
Turkey's Growing Investment in Greece: Economic Boon or Security Risk?
Increased Turkish tourism and investment in Greece, particularly real estate purchases facilitated by a "golden visa" program, are boosting the Greek economy but also causing rising property prices and political anxieties regarding national security. The program, initially offering residency permits...
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52% Bias Score
EU-Central Asia Summit Focuses on Middle Corridor Development
The EU and Central Asian nations are holding a summit to enhance cooperation and infrastructure development along the Middle Corridor, a crucial trade route bypassing Russia and connecting China to Europe, resulting in increased freight volume and potential for significant economic growth.
EU-Central Asia Summit Focuses on Middle Corridor Development
The EU and Central Asian nations are holding a summit to enhance cooperation and infrastructure development along the Middle Corridor, a crucial trade route bypassing Russia and connecting China to Europe, resulting in increased freight volume and potential for significant economic growth.
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Turkey Questions EU Security Commitment Amidst Membership Stalemate
Retired Turkish Ambassador Halil Akıncı criticized the European Union's inconsistent approach to Turkey's EU membership, questioning why Turkey should contribute to European security while the EU shows little commitment to Turkey's application, even for simple processes such as visa appointments. Jo...
Turkey Questions EU Security Commitment Amidst Membership Stalemate
Retired Turkish Ambassador Halil Akıncı criticized the European Union's inconsistent approach to Turkey's EU membership, questioning why Turkey should contribute to European security while the EU shows little commitment to Turkey's application, even for simple processes such as visa appointments. Jo...
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Ukraine, U.S. Finalize Resource Agreement, Dropping Initial $500 Billion Demand
Ukraine and the U.S. finalized a resource agreement, creating a joint fund where Ukraine will contribute 50% of future revenues from new resource developments for its reconstruction. The deal significantly reduces initial U.S. demands for existing revenue, avoiding immediate payments by Ukraine.
Ukraine, U.S. Finalize Resource Agreement, Dropping Initial $500 Billion Demand
Ukraine and the U.S. finalized a resource agreement, creating a joint fund where Ukraine will contribute 50% of future revenues from new resource developments for its reconstruction. The deal significantly reduces initial U.S. demands for existing revenue, avoiding immediate payments by Ukraine.
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Xi-Putin Call Underscores Unbreakable Sino-Russian Partnership
On Monday, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a phone call reaffirming their strong diplomatic partnership, emphasizing its resilience against external influence, particularly from the US, which has recently sought to improve relations with Moscow.
Xi-Putin Call Underscores Unbreakable Sino-Russian Partnership
On Monday, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a phone call reaffirming their strong diplomatic partnership, emphasizing its resilience against external influence, particularly from the US, which has recently sought to improve relations with Moscow.
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US-Russia Prisoner Exchange: Fogel Released in Return for Russian Citizen
The Kremlin announced the release of American Marc Fogel from a Russian prison in exchange for a Russian citizen, a move seen as a small step toward rebuilding trust, despite the Kremlin's downplaying expectations of this leading to broader peace negotiations, and rejection of Ukrainian territorial ...
US-Russia Prisoner Exchange: Fogel Released in Return for Russian Citizen
The Kremlin announced the release of American Marc Fogel from a Russian prison in exchange for a Russian citizen, a move seen as a small step toward rebuilding trust, despite the Kremlin's downplaying expectations of this leading to broader peace negotiations, and rejection of Ukrainian territorial ...
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EU-Central Asia Summit Prioritizes Diversifying Trade, Strengthening Partnerships
The first EU-Central Asia summit, starting Thursday, aims to reduce reliance on Russia and China by boosting trade and diplomatic ties, securing energy and raw materials partnerships, and improving infrastructure.
EU-Central Asia Summit Prioritizes Diversifying Trade, Strengthening Partnerships
The first EU-Central Asia summit, starting Thursday, aims to reduce reliance on Russia and China by boosting trade and diplomatic ties, securing energy and raw materials partnerships, and improving infrastructure.
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Turkey's F-35 Plea Yields No US Commitments, Sparking Regional Tensions
During a recent visit to Washington, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu unsuccessfully sought US assurances regarding the lifting of CAATSA sanctions to enable Turkey's return to the F-35 program, prompting a change in US diplomatic statements and raising concerns in Israel and Greece.
Turkey's F-35 Plea Yields No US Commitments, Sparking Regional Tensions
During a recent visit to Washington, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu unsuccessfully sought US assurances regarding the lifting of CAATSA sanctions to enable Turkey's return to the F-35 program, prompting a change in US diplomatic statements and raising concerns in Israel and Greece.
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Turkey's Crucial Role in European Security and Economy
Mehmet Ali Yalçındağ, head of DEİK's Turkey-Europe Business Councils, argues that excluding Turkey from European trade and investment is impossible and detrimental to the EU's security and economy, emphasizing Turkey's \$7.1 billion in defense exports in 2024 and its significant trade with the EU.
Turkey's Crucial Role in European Security and Economy
Mehmet Ali Yalçındağ, head of DEİK's Turkey-Europe Business Councils, argues that excluding Turkey from European trade and investment is impossible and detrimental to the EU's security and economy, emphasizing Turkey's \$7.1 billion in defense exports in 2024 and its significant trade with the EU.
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Ukraine, US Agree to Rare Earth Mining Deal; Security Guarantees Absent
Ukraine and the U.S. have reportedly agreed to an economic deal focusing on joint rare earth mining, without explicit security guarantees for Ukraine, potentially worth $1 trillion, with President Zelenskyy possibly signing it in Washington D.C. this Friday.
Ukraine, US Agree to Rare Earth Mining Deal; Security Guarantees Absent
Ukraine and the U.S. have reportedly agreed to an economic deal focusing on joint rare earth mining, without explicit security guarantees for Ukraine, potentially worth $1 trillion, with President Zelenskyy possibly signing it in Washington D.C. this Friday.
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US-Ukraine Mineral Resource Deal Expected This Week
The U.S. and Ukraine are finalizing a deal granting the U.S. access to Ukraine's mineral resources, including rare earth metals; the deal is expected to be signed this week, despite initial Ukrainian hesitation due to concerns about one-sided obligations, but President Zelensky now supports the agre...
US-Ukraine Mineral Resource Deal Expected This Week
The U.S. and Ukraine are finalizing a deal granting the U.S. access to Ukraine's mineral resources, including rare earth metals; the deal is expected to be signed this week, despite initial Ukrainian hesitation due to concerns about one-sided obligations, but President Zelensky now supports the agre...
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Baltic States Sever Ties With Russian and Belarusian Electricity Grids
The Baltic states—Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania—have completely severed their electricity grid connections with Russia and Belarus, switching to the EU grid after years of planning, culminating in a 24-hour 'island mode' operation before full integration with continental and Scandinavian grids. Thi...
Baltic States Sever Ties With Russian and Belarusian Electricity Grids
The Baltic states—Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania—have completely severed their electricity grid connections with Russia and Belarus, switching to the EU grid after years of planning, culminating in a 24-hour 'island mode' operation before full integration with continental and Scandinavian grids. Thi...
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36% Bias Score
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