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G20 summit confirms global financial crisis will deepen
| OpinionThe global political economic system was established with the Bretton Woods institutions, namely the International …
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EconomyEconomic Reflections of the Failed Coup Attempt in Turkey
By Hatice KarahanReminding of its credible history in terms of ability to repay, and underlining the ongoing efforts for strengthened political and economic prospects, Turkey invites all interested global associates to closely witness its sincere dedication to a bright future.
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Foreign PolicyThe Saudi-Iranian Rift and Turkey’s Position
Ankara, one of the most geopolitically significant players in the Middle East, is determined to take a neutral path on the Saudi-Iranian conflict, yet still, in the near future, a strategic alliance between Ankara and Riyadh rather than Tehran, seems more likely.
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EconomyG20: Success or Failure?
By Nurullah GürThe G20 has to focus on finding solutions for the current financial problems, on increasing income equality and youth unemployment in the world.
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Grexit and the Future of Austerity
The austerity program imposed on Greece as a solution to its deep economic crisis has transformed into a threat to the entire eurozone.
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The G20 and the Governance of Global Finance
By Nurullah GürThis analysis tries to evaluate the effectiveness of the G20 on changing the global financial landscape.
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Turkey’s Expanding G20 Agenda
Turkey could be very active in pushing for a better deal from the IMF and the World Trade Organization (WTO) for developing countries in the context of crisis prevention strategies and the advancement of the Doha Development Agenda.
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Turkey’s Middle Power Diplomacy in the G-20
Turkey's policy entrepreneurship within the G-20 has been weaker compared to similar middle powers, but holding the rotating presidency presents a golden opportunity to upgrade its activism in economic diplomacy platforms.
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Discrediting the Rating Oligapoly
Whatever the rating decisions on Turkey, it is essential that, as the next president of the G-20, Turkey brings the issue of the objectivity of rating agencies onto the global agenda.