Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto and Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan signed agreements to enhance trade and defence ties, including the delivery of 69 Turkish combat drones to Jakarta. The leaders discussed joint production in the defence industry, counter-terrorism efforts, and a free trade agreement, aiming to boost trade to $10 billion annually. Previous collaborations included Indonesia purchasing Turkish drones in 2023, showcasing their shared support for Palestinians and criticism of Israel within the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation.
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US congressmen visit Syria in first visit since Assad was ousted
US Congress members Cory Mills and Marlin Stutzman arrived in Damascus, marking the first visit by American lawmakers since the ousting of Bashar al-Assad. Mills met with new President Ahmed al-Sharaa, discussing US sanctions and Iran, while Stutzman planned to meet Sharaa despite his sanctions due to past ties with al Qaeda. The congressmen, organized by the Syrian American Alliance for Peace and Prosperity, expressed concerns about Syria aligning with adversaries like China and Iran,...
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