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(Bloomberg) -- As orders for its backup electricity generators surged in Ukraine, Turkish company Aksa Power Generation finally dispatched a dedicated manager to Kyiv. Salih Komurcu’s job, though, wasn’t just to oversee the current business in the war-hit country. It was also about what happens when the bombs eventually stop.Most Read from BloombergBillions Pour Into Nigeria as Tinubu’s Reforms Start to Pay OffIs Now the Right Time to Invest in Bitcoin?United Plane Veers Off Runway in Third Boei

(Bloomberg) -- Swedish Prime Minster Ulf Kristersson has accepted Viktor Orban’s invitation to meet in Hungary in an effort to clear the last hurdle before the Nordic country’s accession to the NATO military alliance.Most Read from BloombergTesla Slumps After Warning About ‘Notably Lower’ Growth RateUS GDP Grew 3.3% Last Quarter, Capping Unexpectedly Strong YearBoeing Blocked From Building More 737s in Hit to Growth PlanMost of Russia’s War Chips Are Made by US and European CompaniesKristersson

(Bloomberg) -- Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is poised to prepare his lawmakers to ratify Sweden’s accession to NATO after Turkey’s parliamentary approval effectively left Budapest as the lone holdout to the alliance’s enlargement.Most Read from BloombergApple Dials Back Car’s Self-Driving Features and Delays Launch to 2028China Weighs Stock Market Rescue Package Backed by $278 BillionRussia Says Plane Carrying 65 Ukrainian Prisoners CrashedAckman Ramps Up Israel Support With 5% Stake in

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(Bloomberg) -- Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan asked his country’s officials to skip the World Economic Forum in Davos this week over its organizers’ stance on Israel’s war against Hamas, according to people familiar with the matter.Most Read from BloombergUS Economy Set for Another Cash Boost If Congress Backs Tax DealApple to Shutter 121-Person San Diego AI Team in ReorganizationBiden Says US Doesn’t Support Taiwan Independence After VoteBoeing’s Legacy Vanished Into Thin Air. Saving It