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(Reuters) - Western governments are increasingly alarmed about deepening economic ties between Turkey and Russia, warning of the mounting risk that Turkey could be hit by punitive retaliation if it helps Russia avoid sanctions, the Financial Times reported on Saturday.
On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan agreed to boost cooperation in the transport, agriculture, finance and construction industries.
Six Western officials told FT that they were concerned about the agreement.
By Gopal Sharma KATHMANDU (Reuters) - A Nepali mother of two, Parwati Sunar finds herself attending the same school as her son after returning to an education system she fled at...
BRASILIA (Reuters) - The global geopolitical situation shaped by the war in Ukraine is an opportunity for Argentina to continue adding support for its sovereignty claim over...
By Natalia Zinets and Mark Trevelyan KYIV/LONDON (Reuters) - Russia has replaced the commander of its Crimea-based Black Sea Fleet, a state news agency reported on Wednesday,...
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