The Political, Economic and Social Research Foundation (SETA) at Turkey, Istanbul & Ankara center:https://t.co/cMsH1A6KVV
— Public Situation (@PublicSituation) May 4, 2017
Web site from The Foundation for Political, Economic and Social Research (SETA) at Washington, D.Chttps://t.co/iXfc6IItdW
— Public Situation (@PublicSituation) May 4, 2017
#Turkey and #Russia in favor of political solution in #Syria, hope to use talks to fortify ceasefire https://t.co/erAF6rGHQH
— The SETA Foundation (@SETADC) May 3, 2017
#Syrian opposition suspends participation in #Astana talks, citing Assad regime airstrikes #Turkey https://t.co/m208nVkRIT http://pic.twitter.com/aUrE6CGcg1
— The SETA Foundation (@SETADC) May 3, 2017
Opinion: "Erdoğan in #India: 'The world is bigger than five'" @burhanduran https://t.co/KNyhuKfjRE http://pic.twitter.com/MGv8Jgtdx6
— The SETA Foundation (@SETADC) May 3, 2017
What can #Italy learn from #Japan on cleaning up problems in the banking sector? https://t.co/6vjG8O381R @mhallerberg @ChrisGandrud http://pic.twitter.com/fxPcFkwv3J
— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) May 4, 2017
5 federally subsidized and underwritten behemoths CONTROL $7 trillion of assets and 50% of the banking market.
Great work, @federalreserve! http://pic.twitter.com/guKDLeEzdf
— NIRP Umbrella (@NIRPUmbrella) May 4, 2017
Throughout the United States' history, Americans have had to deal with factionalism. https://t.co/e6SjThFOeq
— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) May 4, 2017
Is it true that budget deficits raise bond yields and higher bond yields threaten “overpriced” stocks? Well, no. https://t.co/rUgPR93s8m
— Cato Institute (@CatoInstitute) May 4, 2017
RT @Bruegel_org: #Frexit supporters promise benefits of leaving #Euro. @gregclaeys finds these claims exaggerated:… https://t.co/wIAlJVQzpa
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