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Erdogan’s Challenge: Turkey brings forward law on EEZ up to 200 nautical miles in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, disregarding the rights of Greece and Cyprus
According to Bloomberg, the bill would empower Erdogan to claim Turkey's rights to fishing, mining and drilling, as well as to establish marine parks, even in disputed waters.
Trump: I would be fine with suspending Iran’s nuclear program for 20 years – What he said about Taiwan, tariffs and Hormuz
The American president stressed that he made no commitments regarding Taiwan, said he did not discuss tariffs with Xi, and implied he did not seek intervention over the Strait of Hormuz
“It was an incredible visit”: Few victories, one warning, and plenty of flattery in the two-day Trump–Xi meeting (videos-photos)
Trump spoke of significant trade agreements, but did not specify them – China warned the US over Taiwan and called for an end to the war in Iran – Markets were disappointed by the limited results of the summit
Trump on tea with Xi Jinping in the inner sanctum of China’s leadership: “We solved problems others could not”
The US President toured the gardens of the Zhongnanhai compound before the private talks – The gift Xi promised him and the statement about a “very strong relationship” between the US and China
The Fall of BioNTech: The Turkish-born couple who discovered the COVID vaccine, but not a cure for the economic crisis
Declining demand, restructuring, and the departure of its founders — the pioneer of COVID-19 vaccines is sinking into crisis. The company’s future is uncertain as it now shifts its focus to cancer research
Horror in Switzerland: Head of cardiology clinic linked to deaths of 70 patients, allegedly implanted defective device from his own company
A major scandal has emerged in Switzerland in recent days, as the head of a cardiology clinic at the University Hospital of Zurich is allegedly responsible for the deaths of more than 70 patients
Cuba ready to consider $100 million U.S. aid proposal amid major power outage
Cuba, which is under an energy embargo imposed by Washington, is facing a new major power outage in the eastern part of the country, where residents are increasingly expressing frustration over prolonged blackouts. This has pushed the government to agree to consider a U.S. aid proposal worth $100 million
Iraq’s new prime minister sworn in with incomplete cabinet and unresolved challenges
Iraq’s new Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaini was sworn in today, but with an incomplete government, as parliament failed to reach agreement on the appointment of key ministries, including Interior and Defence
