Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s rival presidential candidate in Turkey, Kemal Kılık Dadoğlu, has accused Russia of rigging the presidential election. Responding to Kemal Kılık Dadoğlu’s statement, Russia has denied the allegations. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said. He said that the accusations of Russian interference in the Turkish presidential election are false and fabricated by liars. He further said that Russia attaches great importance to its relations with Turkey. Oglu had issued a warning over Russia’s false publication of polls in the presidential election.
Standard Chartered and The British Asian Trust celebrate successful partnership creating sustainable livelihoods for Agripreneurs
Karachi, 18 April 2024, Standard Chartered Bank and The British Asian Trust, in collaboration with partners Shirakat and Sindh Agricultural...
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