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The main winners are the nationalists. IYI party and MHP both passed the threshold and the AKP will depend on the MHP in parliament. The CHP won't be in government until they reach out beyond their traditional base. Kilicdaroglu should step down and Ince should be given the chance now to lead...

My thoughts initially was why Mexico. They have a bigger GDP, bilateral trade is about $1billion, and there are places closer to home which could do with these greenhouses instead. Also I'm sure Mexicans themselves feel they can make their own greenhouses and don't need the "charity". I would...

https://www.aa.com.tr/en/americas/turkish-agency-to-provide-food-to-300-000-mexicans/1177807

If you haven't already seen this you should watch it. It documents a project to bring educational tools in Kyrgyz for the Kyrgyz people living in the Wakhan corridor in Afghanistan. It reveals the hardships they endure. They face a lack of education, imposition of Tajik and Pashtu, and high...

These reports are saying Azerbaijan took these positions in a so called neutral area. Of course located on Azerbaijan's side of the border. Were there ever any agreements these areas were to be "neutral" or just an assumption from the Armenian side?

I'm not religious nor plan on performing hajj any time soon but this won't work. Instead it would be better for those intending to perform hajj to fly Turkish Airlines and make your stay there as expensive (for the Saudi's) as possible. Use public resources as much as possible and spend as...

The Azeri site it quotes from has some images of the location. https://m.haqqin.az/oldage/129467 It should give Azerbaijan a good position to monitor traffic heading towards Karabagh and if war did break out then it would provide a strategic advantage over the main supply route towards the...

Azerbaijan has set up positions in Naxchivan overlooking the highway between Yerevan to Lachin. Ignore the bs headline and biased reporting. It was the only source in English I could find. https://eurasianet.org/s/azerbaijani-military-advances-on-tense-nakhchivan-armenia-border

It was just an opinion. I know Turkey isn't quite there yet but something I would like to see Turkey work towards. I'm not sure how it's "fanboyism" since that involves some kind of idolising. Unless your implying I'm idolising the Turkish state, in which case yeah im guilty. Proudly so. It...

If you look at Turkic history then culturally they have changed so much over time. Culture isn't static and changes over time. What concerns me is that attack on Uyghur identity not some cultural practises. If I saw a new Uyghur arising out of this, one that is strong, progressive but rooted...

This is the impact. When everyday workers hesitate to express any kind of islamic identity just in case they could be considered an "extremist" and taken to a camp. Clearly this isn't about cracking down on extremism at all.

I would believe that if it wasn't the case that hundreds of thousands are being rounded up into these camps. When you look at the broader actions of removing Uyghur language education, replacing traditional Uyghur architecture with generic chinese designs then it's all part of a sinification...

There as as many as 15 millions Uyghurs, 2 million Kazakhs, a million Hui and 200,000 Kyrgyz. No millions of people should not have to leave their homes, the Chinese need to manage the region better. I'm sure these camps will please the fascists among the Chinese, but bare in mind these...

You can't shut off the Bosphorus to the US. The US controls the waves which it took over from the British empire and thus creates the World Order we have. You can try to close the Bosphorus but the US will just barge it's way through like it does with China. Reactionary actions won't do...

Turkish companies have the licenses to manufacture components and assemble the engines. That's a lot of knowledge which has been gained. If Turkey hasn't got a black project to engineer these engines then Turkey is far too nice for it's own good.

If it just included religious extremists then you might have a point. But the evidence coming out is showing it to be a wide reaching program affecting all aspects of Uyghur and Kazakh life.

I would be surprised if the US Senate had the authority to do that given it's it multinational project and already many Turkish companies are involved in the manufacture of F35's. The US senate is one of the most corrupt legislatures in the world whose members are mostly all up for sale, and...