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Mid East tension hits stocks, hopes for containment stem losses
Equities retreated on April 15 after Iran ramped up Middle East tensions by launching a barrage of missiles and drones at Israel over the weekend, fuelling fears of a wider conflict in the volatile region.
However, analysts said there was hope among traders that the crisis could be contained.
That sliver of optimism helped drag oil prices lower.
Turkish corvette sets sail for Japan in tribute to historic voyage
The Turkish corvette TCG Kınalıada embarks on an expedition to the Far East on April 8, retracing the route of the ill-fated frigate Ertuğrul, which sank en route from Japan in 1890.
The voyage also marks the centennial milestone of diplomatic ties between Türkiye and Japan.
Poor nations are writing a new handbook for getting rich
LONDON - For more than half a century, the handbook for how developing countries can grow rich hasn't changed much: Move subsistence farmers into manufacturing jobs, and then sell what they produce to the rest of the world.
Tabakovic meets with delegation of BOA, international investors
BELGRADE - National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Governor Jorgovanka Tabakovic met on Wednesday with a delegation of international investors visiting the Western Balkans.
The meeting was organised by the Bank of America (BOA).
Houthis say fuel tanker in the Red Sea targeted with missiles
Yemen's Houthis have targeted a fuel tanker, MADO, in the Red Sea with naval missiles and Israel's Eilat port and resort region with winged missiles, the group's military spokesman Yahya Sarea said on Tuesday.
The most expensive cities to live in the world
New York and Singapore tied at the top
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Contribution of shipping to Cyprus GDP
The shipping industry pumped a staggering 623 million euros into the real economy of Cyprus last year, solely through ship management.
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Turkish Airlines starts flights to Melbourne
Turkish Airlines has launched scheduled flights to Australia's Melbourne and hopes to start flights to Sydney by the end of the year.
The first plane on route to Melbourne departed from Istanbul Airport on March 1 with 349 passengers, including Ahmet Bolat, chairman of Turkish Airlines, and a group of journalists.
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Greeks the undisputed leaders in tankers
Greek shipowners remain by far the dominant players in the global tanker market, as Greek-owned tankers reach a value of $70 billion, according to the British company VesselsValue.
According to the latest data, from February 2024, available to Kathimerini, Greek shipowners have the third largest fleet in the world, amounting to $169.4 billion approximately.
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‘Istanbul to host TV series fair in 2025’
With Turkish series garnering a significant following around the world, Türkiye plans to host a TV and series content fair in Istanbul in 2025, the deputy culture and tourism minister has said.
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