Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan had threatened to block their bids over Ankara's accusations they supported the YPG in northern Syria, which it views as an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) which is also deemed a terrorist group by the United States and European Union.
MADRID, June 28 (Reuters) - Spain's BBVA said on Tuesday that hyperinflation accounting in its Turkish unit Garanti had a negative impact of 324 million euros ($341 million) on the group's net attributable profit in the first quarter.
Amineh Kakabaveh, an independent Swedish lawmaker and former Kurdish fighter on whom the Social Democrat government has repeatedly relied for its survival in close parliament votes, said it was a "black day for Swedish foreign policy".
BEIRUT (AP) - Syrian forces conducted a missile strike on a vehicle carrying members of a Turkey-backed armed opposition faction in a rebel-held part of the country´s north Wednesday, opposition activists said, and nine gunmen were killed.
"The complication arises from a definition of terrorism in Turkish law that goes beyond criminalising participation in violent acts and infringes on basic freedom of speech," the US-based institute said in a report.
But the economic toll could be major: A 2015 bird flu epidemic cost the US poultry industry more than $1.5 billion and led to egg prices nearly doubling. To date, just one human has tested positive in the US and officials say the risk to humans remains low.
Heil blamed the staffing shortages on airlines and airport operators, saying they had let too many workers go during the pandemic who had now found jobs in other sectors, such as parcel delivery.
Shares in BBVA, which fell as much as 2.3%, were down 1.5%, underperforming both the European banking index and Spain's blue chip index Ibex-35, which were falling 0.9% and 1.2%, respectively, at 0847 GMT.
HELSINKI, June 28 (Reuters) - The trilateral memorandum that Turkey, Finland and Sweden signed on Tuesday to confirm Turkish support for the Nordic countries' bid to join NATO does not list individuals for extradition, Finnish President Sauli Niinisto told reporters.
Heil's announcement to the companies came with a warning, he told them state authorities will act pragmatically and check if migrants who come are accommodated humanely.
"The dossiers of six PKK members, six FETO members await in Finland, while those of 10 FETO members and 11 PKK members await in Sweden. We will write about their extradition again after the agreement and remind them," Bozdag was cited as saying by state-owned Anadolu news agency.
- One of the two Britons sentenced to death by separatist forces in eastern Ukraine has filed a formal appeal, the Russian news agency Tass reported early Wednesday.
The report said the appeal filed on behalf of Shaun Pinner will be considered within two months.
This percussive massager is also relatively quiet: The website claims the massage gun reaches a maximum of 40 decibels, which is a softer noise level than the volume at which most people listen to music.
'Our joint memorandum underscores the commitment of Finland, Sweden and Türkiye to extend their full support against threats to each other's security,' Finish President Sauli Niinistö said in a statement.
She said Linde should appear before the foreign relations committee to explain the deal and threatened to launch a no-confidence motion if she was not satisfied.
Such a move would be unlikely to succeed however, as most lawmakers support NATO membership and face an election in September.
We must be ready, Son Arama but there is no risk," he said. However, Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi played down a threat of a near-term armed confrontation between NATO and Russia.
"There is no risk of a military escalation.
But the agreement also stipulates that Sweden and Finland vow to "not provide support" to the YPG -- a PKK offshoot in Syria that played an instrumental role in the US-led alliance against the Islamic State group.
'There are a lack of specialists at the companies that organize ground handling and in the area of security checks. It's a difficult topic because only the private sector can bring back the skilled workers it lost in the pandemic.'
President Biden will host a trilateral meeting with the president of Korea and the Prime Minister of Japan to discuss threats from North Korea to the region on Wednesday.
MADRID, June 28 (Reuters) - Spain's BBVA said on Tuesday that hyperinflation accounting in its Turkish unit Garanti had a negative impact of 324 million euros ($341 million) on the group's net attributable profit in the first quarter.
Amineh Kakabaveh, an independent Swedish lawmaker and former Kurdish fighter on whom the Social Democrat government has repeatedly relied for its survival in close parliament votes, said it was a "black day for Swedish foreign policy".BEIRUT (AP) - Syrian forces conducted a missile strike on a vehicle carrying members of a Turkey-backed armed opposition faction in a rebel-held part of the country´s north Wednesday, opposition activists said, and nine gunmen were killed.
"The complication arises from a definition of terrorism in Turkish law that goes beyond criminalising participation in violent acts and infringes on basic freedom of speech," the US-based institute said in a report.
But the economic toll could be major: A 2015 bird flu epidemic cost the US poultry industry more than $1.5 billion and led to egg prices nearly doubling. To date, just one human has tested positive in the US and officials say the risk to humans remains low.
Heil blamed the staffing shortages on airlines and airport operators, saying they had let too many workers go during the pandemic who had now found jobs in other sectors, such as parcel delivery.
Shares in BBVA, which fell as much as 2.3%, were down 1.5%, underperforming both the European banking index and Spain's blue chip index Ibex-35, which were falling 0.9% and 1.2%, respectively, at 0847 GMT.
HELSINKI, June 28 (Reuters) - The trilateral memorandum that Turkey, Finland and Sweden signed on Tuesday to confirm Turkish support for the Nordic countries' bid to join NATO does not list individuals for extradition, Finnish President Sauli Niinisto told reporters.
Heil's announcement to the companies came with a warning, he told them state authorities will act pragmatically and check if migrants who come are accommodated humanely.
"The dossiers of six PKK members, six FETO members await in Finland, while those of 10 FETO members and 11 PKK members await in Sweden. We will write about their extradition again after the agreement and remind them," Bozdag was cited as saying by state-owned Anadolu news agency.
- One of the two Britons sentenced to death by separatist forces in eastern Ukraine has filed a formal appeal, the Russian news agency Tass reported early Wednesday.
The report said the appeal filed on behalf of Shaun Pinner will be considered within two months.
This percussive massager is also relatively quiet: The website claims the massage gun reaches a maximum of 40 decibels, which is a softer noise level than the volume at which most people listen to music.
'Our joint memorandum underscores the commitment of Finland, Sweden and Türkiye to extend their full support against threats to each other's security,' Finish President Sauli Niinistö said in a statement.
She said Linde should appear before the foreign relations committee to explain the deal and threatened to launch a no-confidence motion if she was not satisfied.
Such a move would be unlikely to succeed however, as most lawmakers support NATO membership and face an election in September.
We must be ready, Son Arama but there is no risk," he said. However, Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi played down a threat of a near-term armed confrontation between NATO and Russia.
"There is no risk of a military escalation.
But the agreement also stipulates that Sweden and Finland vow to "not provide support" to the YPG -- a PKK offshoot in Syria that played an instrumental role in the US-led alliance against the Islamic State group.
'There are a lack of specialists at the companies that organize ground handling and in the area of security checks. It's a difficult topic because only the private sector can bring back the skilled workers it lost in the pandemic.'
President Biden will host a trilateral meeting with the president of Korea and the Prime Minister of Japan to discuss threats from North Korea to the region on Wednesday.