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To be able to assess the countries of the region with a different perspective, Turkey has to compile data. You cannot easily become the...

Though growth rates have decreased remarkably, there appears a soft rather than the dreaded hard landing. Gross domestic product (GDP) for the...

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In the past, Syria has sponsored Kurdish rebels inside Turkey. Now Turkey seems to be sponsoring a similar insurgency inside Syria. There are...

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