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    En de yuans die jou trannykhalief vangt van de hanchinesen .Om zijn economie te redden is ook zeker leugens. Ikhwani smoesjes
    je leugens zijn door de waarheid ingehaald..
    "Wie voor slavernij kiest, zal de afwezigheid van vrijheid niet voelen"

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    China to the Rescue in Turkey?
    By George Marshall Lerner for The Diplomat
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    China Power | Diplomacy | Environment

    As Turkey battles debt and a currency crisis, can Chinese investment save the day? Or will it just create more problems?

    China to the Rescue in Turkey?

    Turkey, a NATO member that once fought against the Chinese in the Korean War during the 1950s, is now becoming increasingly dependent on China to stave off a financial crisis. According to Morgan Stanley, Turkey’s deficit widened in April to $5.60 billion from just $500 million in late 2019
    , thanks to the combination of a trade deficit and a drop in revenues from tourism. Chinese investment has rushed to the rescue as Turkey has all but run out of crucial foreign reserves needed to pay down its debt. Just last week the People’s Bank of China extended a swap for Turkish lira for Chinese renminbi valued at $400 million. The currency swap deal was originally signed in 2012, but is finding new life now after Ankara found every other door to staving off a currency collapse was closed.

    Beijing is eyeing this opportunity to ensure Turkey becomes a vital part of its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). One Chinese logistics company recently bought 48 percent of Kumport Terminal for $940 million; located on the northwest coast of the Marmara Sea, Kumport is Turkey’s third largest container terminal and is a strategic link to Europe. According to the Daily Sabah, in November 2019 Turkey also welcomed the first freight train from Xi’an via the Chinese-built and funded Marmaray Tunnel. Using this tunnel, any train can make a non-stop transit from China to Europe for the first time.

    Gao Tian, the China-Germany Railway project manager, argues that projects like these foreshadow how Turkey will be the very center of the BRI rail and infrastructure project connecting East and West. The vision involves developing Turkey from a simple transit hub for LNG, freight goods, and other products into an active, global hub of international trade, the “Middle Corridor” of China’s Silk Road Economic Belt. Additional ancillary projects to help develop the Middle Corridor include Turkey’s Thermal Power Plant project, worth nearly $1.7 billion, which ensures the country’s long-term energy security.

    Very enthusiastic Chinese investment, however, may not immediately offset either Turkey’s looming currency crisis or the long-term corporate debt problem, which is soaring to more than $300 billion. Issues of insolvency have already impacted Chinese-funded projects. Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge — one of the tallest in the world — was financed by China to the tune of $2.7 billion. When it became clear the owner would not be able to pay it back, the bridge was sold to Chinese investors for $688 million.

    Beyond the failing areas of the economy, the only sector in Turkey that is still growing is technology — and it, too, is being heavily sought after by China. This includes Turkey’s largest e-commerce platform, Trendyol, with 2 million active shoppers and 25 million members. It was bought for $750 million by Alibaba. According to one person inside of Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce giant is promising cost savings with Chinese-origin goods, believing Alibaba’s vast infrastructure, transport, and logistics expertise will benefit Turkish consumers with cheaper goods and even free three-day shipping.

    But is the heavy investment by China enough to save Turkey? As Western companies fleeing Turkey — where last week the world’s largest stock indexer announced $900 million is at risk in the likely event Turkey is downgraded from “emerging” to much lower “frontier” status — blue-chip European companies pull out, and private equity firms sell their stakes, China will not only have to fill the investment gap but also the looming foreign currency gap, too. Here is where the two problems are a distinction without a difference.

    According to a former economic advisor to Turkey’s ruling AK Party, it is clear to Ankara the lira must be devalued even more than it has. The question is not if but when. The lira has lost nearly half of its value since 2018, but a shock devaluation will cause significant economic pain for a country that is a net importer, as goods will become more expensive. With large foreign investment, a gradual devaluation might be possible. One silver lining of COVID-19 is the lower energy prices — due to lower global energy demand — slightly lengthened the time Turkey has to use its limited amount of foreign currency to pay off its debt.

    But in the next six months, Turkey will have to find a whopping $60 billion to enable Ankara to convert its foreign debt into more easily manageable local debt. If a foreign investor were to invest in Turkey in installments, then maybe the Turkish corporate sector will be able to ride out the COVID-19 storm. China does not want Turkey to end up like Argentina in the 1990s, where corporate earnings — which were backed by major U.S. creditors — were strong until a sudden shock currency crisis caused the peso to lose nearly all of its value. The resulting destruction of the Argentine peso meant corporations then had wheelbarrows full of worthless currency that could never pay off their American-denominated debt. Turkey might avoid such a catastrophe so long as Ankara opens its economy to more Chinese investment, especially with the very slim chance of being extended a lifeline by Washington.

    For the civil servants in Washington D.C., the emerging influence of China into the economy of a NATO member is deeply unsettling. Thus Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is waiting out the storm, hoping U.S. President Donald Trump wins re-election and decides to aid his ally’s economic recovery by reversing the American veto on a IMF bailout of Turkey.

    Finally, there is nothing inherently wrong in Turkey buying more from China than they sell. But the fact that trade is so one-sided should concern Ankara. Last year, Tajikistan — heavily indebted to China — paid a Chinese company building a power plant with a gold mine; a few years earlier it swapped Beijing some land for debt, according to Eurasianet. Turkey’s widening trade imbalances with China may be a warning for deals to come. https://thediplomat.com/2020/07/chin...cue-in-turkey/
    Tuurlijk het zijn leugens volgens de aanbidders van de trannykhalief. Ga je het nou over je arab obsessie hebben terwijl jou trannykhalief met de hanchinesen heult.

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    Tuurlijk het zijn leugens volgens de aanbidders van de trannykhalief. Ga je het nou over je arab obsessie hebben terwijl jou trannykhalief met de hanchinesen heult.
    hoeveel oeigoeren zijn dan door Turkije terug gestuurd naar China..
    kom noem eens getallen,eerst leugens vertolken en dan ben je muisstil wanneer er naar aantallen word gevraagd.
    de aantallen die volgens de aanbidders van sisi zijn wel bekend,zelfs jij weet het maar die durf je ook niet te benoemen..
    "Wie voor slavernij kiest, zal de afwezigheid van vrijheid niet voelen"

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    Turkey has been accused of deporting Uighur Muslims back to China via third countries that neighbour the western Chinese province of Xinjiang, where hundreds of thousands are said to be held in concentration camps. https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/u...hird-countries Demo de trannykhalief aanbidder springt van de hak op de tak weer je ikhwani leugens ontmaskerd.

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    hoeveel oeigoeren zijn dan door Turkije terug gestuurd naar China..
    kom noem eens getallen,eerst leugens vertolken en dan ben je muisstil wanneer er naar aantallen word gevraagd.
    de aantallen die volgens de aanbidders van sisi zijn wel bekend,zelfs jij weet het maar die durf je ook niet te benoemen..
    waarom haal je altijd arabieren als het om oeigoeren gaat, het zijn turken, yous tranny khalief moet voor ze opkomen,

    je probeert altijd die link te leggen , waarom die haat jegens arabs, vertel wat hebben arabs jouw gedaan of je familie er moest iets zijn gebeurt .

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    eigenlijk heeft china gelijk die oeigoren zijn onrust stokers willen onafhankelijkheid.

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    Weer zijn ziekelijke arabobsessie reageer op erdogan de trannykhalief die geld krijgt van de hanchinesen .Om stil te zijn over de concentratiekampen in oost Turkestan .

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    ik ga geen separatisten steunen niet van rif niet van koerden en niet catalanen .

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    Erdogan criticised over silence on Uighurs during China visit
    Uighur exiles 'saddened and disappointed' as Turkish president hails close cultural and economic ties and pledges security cooperation with Beijing
    Erdogan (R), with China's President Xi, is welcomed at an official ceremony in Beijing (Turkish Presidency website)
    By Simon Hooper
    Published date: 2 July 2019 15:15 UTC | Last update: 1 year 1 month ago

    Uighur activists have criticised Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for failing to speak out against China’s detention of hundreds of thousands of the predominantly Muslim Turkic minority in the western Xinjiang province during a visit to Beijing on Tuesday.

    In an article published in China’s Global Daily newspaper ahead of Erdogan’s meeting with Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping, Erdogan said that the two countries shared a “vision of the future”.

    Erdogan also highlighted Turkey’s support for the Belt and Road Initative (BRI), a vast infrastructure project that aims to create better transport and trade links from China to western Asia and Europe.

    President Erdoğan pens an opinion for the Global Times: “Despite their geographical distance, Turkey and China have maintained close economic and cultural relations for centuries.” https://t.co/tWHOf1kVcu pic.twitter.com/wLPCqkixe1
    — Turkish Presidency (@trpresidency) July 2, 2019

    “Despite their geographical distance, Turkey and China have maintained close economic and cultural relations for centuries,” Erdogan wrote.

    “Turkey is firmly committed to strengthening its cooperation with China in all areas.”
    '21st century concentration camps'

    But Dolkun Isa, the head of the World Uighur Congress, a German-based advocacy organisation, told Middle East Eye that Erdogan had missed a “perfect opportunity” to raise awareness about China’s repressive policies towards the Uighurs while talking instead about the belt and road initiative.

    Stability in Xinjiang is seen as crucial to the success of the project because of its key location along the trade routes running west.

    Isa said that between one and three million Uighurs had been “subjected to political indoctrination, torture, killing and other serious human rights violations” in “21st century concentration camps”.
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    According to multiple reports, more than one million Uighurs, a Muslim-majority Turkic people, are currently being held in internment camps across Xinjiang in western China (or occupied East Turkestan as many Uighurs refer to the region).

    Human Rights Watch said in September 2018 that up to 13 million Muslims in Xinjiang have been subjected to “forced political indoctrination, collective punishment, restrictions on movement and communications, heightened religious restrictions, and mass surveillance in violation of international human rights law”.

    The Uighurs have have been particularly targeted since Communist party leader Chen Quanguo became Xinjiang’s party secretary in 2016. Under his leadership, a massive surveillance infrastructure was unrolled across the region designed to monitor and control the Muslim community.

    Uighurs and ethnic Kazakhs have been routinely rounded up for practising their Islamic faith, including praying, observing Halal, or wearing clothes synonymous with being Muslim.

    The Chinese government has even labelled Islam an “ideological illness” and has destroyed some mosques in the region. In the camps, detainees are forced to learn Chinese Mandarin, praise the ruling Chinese Communist Party and face recurrent psychological and physical abuse.

    Uighur activists say that entire families have disappeared into the camps, or have been executed.

    China has repeatedly denied allegations that it is persecuting the minority group, instead describing the camps as “vocational training centres” designed to counter religious extremism.

    It also calls concerns raised by Uighur community members, human rights groups and others “unjustified” and an “interference in China’s internal affairs”.

    “The WUC and the Uighur diaspora are very saddened and disappointed by Erdogan's action as he always claimed to be a leader of the Muslim world, who stands up for the Muslim population all around the world, but he couldn't speak up for Uighur Muslims in East Turkestan,” he said, using a name used by Uighur separatists to refer to Xinjiang.

    “Uighur and Turkish people share similar culture, history and language; hence compared to other countries, Turkey should be the first to raise concerns over China's treatment of Uighurs. But this was not the case."

    Both Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch say that about one million people, mostly Uighurs or members of other Turkic minorities, are being held in arbitrary detention in camps in Xinjiang.

    China describes the camps as “vocational schools” and says they are intended to tackle “terrorism and religious extremism”.
    'Political brainwashing'

    Turkey has previously raised concerns about China’s treatment of the Uighurs.
    China's treatment of Uighurs is 'embarrassment for humanity', Turkey says
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    In February, the foreign ministry issued a statement in which it said: “It is no longer a secret that more than one million Uighur Turks incurring arbitrary arrests are subjected to torture and political brainwashing in internment camps and prisons. Uighurs who are not detained in these camps are under heavy pressure.”

    In the same statement, the foreign ministry said Turkey had raised the issue with the Chinese authorities “at all levels” and called on Beijing to close the camps.

    But Chinese state media reported on Tuesday that Erdogan had offered support to Beijing over its policies in Xinxiang and pledged to increase security cooperation. "It is a fact that the peoples of China's Xinjiang region live happily in China's development and prosperity," state television quoted Erdogan as saying.

    "Turkey does not permit any person to incite disharmony in the Turkey-China relationship. Turkey firmly opposes extremism and is willing to increase mutual political trust with China and strengthen security cooperation."

    The Turkish Presidency website reported that Erdogan said there was "great potential for strengthening the cooperation between Turkey and China".

    Citing relations dating back to the ancient Silk Road trade routes, Erdogan added: "Strengthening Turkey-China relations will greatly contribute to regional and global stability.”

    The Associated Press reported that Erdogan had not raised the issue of the Uighurs in his opening remarks in his meeting with Xi before reporters were sent from the room.
    https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/e...ng-china-visit

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    Heil Erdogan!

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    Hij was gedwonnen toch psvamazigh

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    China-backed hackers targetted Uigurs earlier and more widely: Report
    WION Web Team New Delhi, Delhi, India Jul 02, 2020, 01.35 PM(IST)

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    The security firm found links of how groups connected to the Chinese administration used eight malicious software to hack into Android phones of Uighurs

    A new research has found that hackers backed by the Chinese administration started hacking into phones used by Uighurs in 2013, mbefore the Muslim minorities were surveilled in the western region of Xinjiang.

    Lookout, a San Francisco-based mobile security firm said that the hacking campaign started way back in 2013 and continues till today to extract data from the phones of Uighurs, The New York Times reported.

    Also read | US seizes products allegedly made from hair of Uighurs in Chinese camps

    The security firm found links of how groups connected to the Chinese administration used eight malicious software to hack into Android phones of Uighurs and the scale of their hacking was much wider.

    Also read | China forces birth control on Uighurs to suppress population

    The tools used to commit these acts hid in the special keyboards used by Uighurs and disguised themselves as commonly-downloaded apps in third-party websites, the research said. Some of the tools could also switch on the device's microphone, record calls, export images, phone locations, and text messages on messaging apps.

    Other tools were embedded in apps such as Uighur-language news, Quran, Uighur-centric beauty apps, among others.

    "Wherever China's Uighurs are going, however, far they go, whether it was Turkey, Indonesia or Syria, the malware followed them there," said Apurva Kumar, Lookout's threat intelligence engineer. https://www.wionews.com/world/china-...-report-310138

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    eigenlijk heeft china gelijk die oeigoren zijn onrust stokers willen onafhankelijkheid.
    dit dus.
    moslim zijn is niet van belang voor je nationalistische dictatoriale denkwijze.je bent geen haar beter dan sisi mbz of mbs.
    "Wie voor slavernij kiest, zal de afwezigheid van vrijheid niet voelen"

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    dit dus.
    moslim zijn is niet van belang voor je nationalistische dictatoriale denkwijze.je bent geen haar beter dan sisi mbz of mbs.
    En geen haar beter dan erdogan jou trannykhalief die heult met de hanchinesen .

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    En geen haar beter dan erdogan jou trannykhalief die heult met de hanchinesen .
    kom kom laat zien hoeveel Oeigoeren door Turkije naar china zijn getransporteerd..
    jouw leugens zijn allang door de waarheid ingehaald.
    "Wie voor slavernij kiest, zal de afwezigheid van vrijheid niet voelen"