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Ukrainian president warns of possible coup, Russian intimidation - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian president warns of possible coup, Russian intimidation

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he had information that the country's richest man was being dragged into an alleged Russian-backed coup planned for next month, but he dismissed the idea as not credible.

Apple resume sales in Turkey but its prices have risen significantly - - Vimarsana News

Apple resume sales in Turkey but its prices have risen significantly -

Apple restarts Turkish product sales - prices have risen significantly. Buyers in Turkey will have to pay much more for Apple products

Ukrainian president warns of possible coup, Russian intimidation - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian president warns of possible coup, Russian intimidation

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he had information that the country’s richest man was being dragged into an alleged Russian-backed coup planned for next month, but he dismissed the idea

Source: nny360.com
Erdogan's mad monetary policy risks making Turkey the biggest inflation victim - Vimarsana News

Erdogan's mad monetary policy risks making Turkey the biggest inflation victim

Lira’s slide continues as refusal to tackle spiralling prices pushes economy to the brink

Turkish lira plunges to record low as Erdogan doubles down on economic policy dubbed 'insane' - Vimarsana News

Turkish lira plunges to record low as Erdogan doubles down on economic policy dubbed 'insane'

The Turkish lira suffered a historic crash Tuesday, dropping by more than 15% against the dollar after President Tayyip Erdogan gave an evening speech in which he defended an unorthodox economic policy that economists have dubbed “insane” and “irrational.”