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Türkiye's former Economy Minister Kemal Derviş dies at 74 - Vimarsana News

Türkiye's former Economy Minister Kemal Derviş dies at 74

Türkiye’s former Economy Minister Kemal Derviş breathed his last Monday in the U.S., where he was receiving treatment, local media reported. Derviş,...

Türkiye's Hürjet and 'Kaan' show off on runway - Vimarsana News

Türkiye's Hürjet and 'Kaan' show off on runway

Türkiye’s national combat aircraft has been named “KAAN,” President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said on May 1 and noted that Türkiye would be one of the five countries producing fifth generation warplanes.

Turkish Election Watch: The Week of April 23-30 - Vimarsana News

Turkish Election Watch: The Week of April 23-30

Catch up with the latest developments about Turkey's May elections with weekly updates from MEI's Turkey Program. In this week's installment of Turkish Election Watch: Erdoğan falls ill, Kılıçdaroğlu rallies in an AKP stronghold, Erdoğan dials up the culture war, concerns grow over election security, and what the polls tell us.

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Türkiye's Hürkuş and the National Combat Aircraft 'Kaan' show off on runway - Vimarsana News

Türkiye's Hürkuş and the National Combat Aircraft 'Kaan' show off on runway

Türkiye’s national combat aircraft has been named “KAAN,” President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said on May 1 and noted that Türkiye would be one of the five countries producing fifth generation warplanes.

The Political Aftershock of Turkey's Devastating Earthquake - Vimarsana News

The Political Aftershock of Turkey's Devastating Earthquake

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who has never let a crisis go to waste, hopes to use money and the need for reconstruction after the quake—not jail sentences—to prevail in this month's election. But a united opposition is hoping the ground has shifted.