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Free AccessUS-Turkey to Discuss Kabul Airport Today, Islamic Bank Merger Rumours Surface
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- US delegation to visit Turkey today to discuss a proposal for the Kabul airport.
- Defense Min Akar says Turkey will not send more troops to Afghanistan to secure the Kabul Airport with 500 already stationed there.
- IYI party says it opposes Turkish deployment in Kabul, saying Turkish lives are at risk and the US must stabilize Afghanistan
- Turkey may merge three Islamic banks controlled by the Wealth Fund to boost efficiency and economies of scale.
- Ziraat, Vakif & Emlak have combined assets of TRY133.7bn & total 1Q21 profit of TRY114m (10% y/y increase).
- The merger is currently in discussion phase and would create the second-largest Islamic bank in Turkey.
- Additionally, Halkbank has held off on plans to set up its own Islamic bank
- Veteran pollster warns HDP closure and outright ban on forming another pro-Kurdish party would cause at least a 5% loss in Kurdish votes for the AKP.
- Notes 25% of the Kurdish population votes AKP, but the closure would likely divert support to the CHP.
- Also says pressure from the MHP, not Erdogan, is the main driver of the HDP closure case – and the byproduct of the issue is nationalism in the IYI and CHP, which helps prevent an alliance between the opposition.
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