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Turkey looks to build its image in the Balkans through Islam

Last Updated On: Apr 18 2021 09:01 Gmt+3 Turkey is working to develop its influence in the Balkans and to do that they are resorting to religion to make new inroads. Dr. Ahmet Erdi Ozturk, an associate professor at London Metropolitan University and Coventry University, said that Turkey undertook a years-long study that took him across the Balkans as worked to build an understanding of Turkey’s soft power reach in the region. Through interviews with hundreds of local officials and citizens alike, Ozturk compiled his findings in a new book titled Religion, Identity and Power: Turkey and the Balkans in the 21st Century.

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Turkey treats Azerbaijani soldiers wounded in Nagorno-Karabakh

Turkey treats Azerbaijani soldiers wounded in Nagorno-Karabakh A Turkish hospital in Istanbul provided five veterans of the Azeri army with prostheses as part of an aid project, Ahval News reported on Sunday, citing state-run Anadolu new agency. Humanitarian Relief Foundation (IHH), a conservative charity, organised the transfer of soldiers to Istanbul, it said. The prostheses themselves were manufactured in Baku, and transported to Istanbul for fitting. The soldiers, who were injured during the most recent flare up of a decades-long conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia, will receive rehabilitation and physical therapy in Istanbul before returning home. Turkey was instrumental in Azerbaijan making significant military advances and taking over territory from Armenian forces in Nagorno-Karabakh, or what Armenians call the Republic of Artsakh, offering expert military personnel and technology, including combat drones.

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TF-X project a tall order for Turkey – airpower expert Justin Bronk

Last Updated On: Apr 12 2021 12:54 Gmt+3 Turkey is facing a steep climb as it works to complete development of its TF-X fighter jet or risk seeing its air fleet fall into obsolescence. The TF-X is a proposed fifth generation fighter jet, meaning it would be able to incorporate the latest stealth, sensor and flight technologies to compete on the modern battlefield. Initially announced in 2013, the TF-X programme has been beset by delays from Turkey’s inability to acquire or produce the components needed to bring it into service. It was first expected to test a prototype by 2023, but now it is not expected to be in service until 2029.

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В Турции рухнули фондовый рынок и сектор туризма Поможет ли криптовалюта?

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