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Turkish Lawyers Urge Cancellation of ‘Cash-for-Citizenship’ Scheme
Turkish and Austrian passports in 2017. Photo: EPA/LISI NIESNER
The Bar Association said in a statement that citizenship "expresses a legal and political bond and commitment to the state", and that putting a financial value upon it "has made the concept of citizenship abstract and alienated it from its essence".
Inflation Rate Continues to Skyrocket in Turkey
People walk on Istiklal Street in Istanbul, Turkey, 2 December 2021. Photo: EPA-EFE/SEDAT SUNA
As the prices of utility bills and taxes rose significantly due to an ongoing economic crisis and increasing energy prices, due to the War in Ukraine, monthly inflation was 5.45 per cent in March, an increase of 22.81 per cent compared to December 2021.
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TurkSat, UK's Inmarsat sign partnership deal on communications satellite
U.K.-based satellite communication company Inmarsat and Turkish satellite operator TurkSat have signed a first partnership agreement for the Turksat 5B communications satellite, which is set to go skyward at the end of the year.
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Turkish Farming Faces Devastating Decline
For five generations, Ahmet's family has farmed the rich agricultural land of Thrace in northwestern Turkey.
On 15 acres, the family for years grew sunflower, sugar beet and wheat.
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Marriages and Divorces Tumble in Southeast, Central Europe in Pandemic
Photo Illustration: Unsplash / Jeremy Wong Weddings
According to official figures from Southeast and Central European statistical agencies, the number of marriages dropped significantly in 2020 during the pandemic, presumably because of social distancing measures and strict bans on public gatherings in many countries.
Turkey's industrial output slightly up in June
Turkey's industrial output in June rose 0.1% from the same month last year, the country's statistical authority said on Aug. 14.
Among the three main sub-indices, the manufacturing index was the sole index posting an annual increase in the month, with 1%, TÜİK said in a statement.
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Turkey's current account gap falls to $2.2 billion amid oil plunge
Turkey's current account deficit fell to $2.22 billion in January, a drop of $216 million compared to the same month last year, the Central Bank stated on March 10.
Turkey, Japan resolve to boost bilateral ties
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davuto?lu has said Turkey and Japan will give a new momentum to bilateral relations, including economy, trade and investment.
Davuto?lu made the remarks at a joint press conference on Nov. 14 in Istanbul with Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who is in Turkey for the G-20 Summit to be held in Antalya.
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