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TAI to raise aircraft output by 24 units yearly with new plant

TAI to raise aircraft output by 24 units yearly with new plant

Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) has designed a new production plant that will increase its annual manufacturing capacity by an additional 24 aircraft, the company’s deputy general manager announced on Thursday. Kaan project advances rapidly Speaking at Kocaeli University’s KOUBAK’26 congress, Uğur Zengin explained that while TAI has achieved low-volume mass production, its current assembly line—spanning…

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Maersk Overcomes Forecasts Amid Global Trade Uncertainties

Maersk Overcomes Forecasts Amid Global Trade Uncertainties

Maersk, a leading shipping conglomerate, surpassed first-quarter profit predictions on Thursday despite maintaining its full-year earnings guidance. The company cited the ongoing Iran conflict as a factor clouding the prospect for freight rates and costs. Consequently, Maersk’s shares dropped by 3.3% at 0738 GMT, underperforming the generally stable Copenhagen benchmark index due to fears of…

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US-Iran tensions escalate ahead of Trump’s China summit

US-Iran tensions escalate ahead of Trump’s China summit

Summary Tensions in the Gulf intensified after reports of a US military interception involving an Iranian-linked tanker near the Gulf of Oman, while former US President Donald Trump renewed pressure on Tehran ahead of a planned China visit. At the same time, global shipping firms warned that disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz are continuing…

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US investigates oil trades tied to Trump Iran war decisions

US investigates oil trades tied to Trump Iran war decisions

US federal authorities have launched a review into a series of large oil futures trades made before key announcements by President Donald Trump concerning the Iran conflict, according to US media reports. The investigation focuses on transactions worth more than $2.6 billion linked to market movements surrounding the Strait of Hormuz, ceasefire decisions, and potential…

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Maersk warns Iran war clouds outlook but sticks to guidance

Maersk warns Iran war clouds outlook but sticks to guidance

Danish shipping group Maersk beat first-quarter profit forecasts on Thursday and maintained its full-year earnings ⁠guidance, even as it warned that the Iran war had clouded ⁠the outlook for freight rates and costs. Shares in Maersk were down 3.3% at 7:38 a.m. GMT following the results, underperforming a broadly flat Copenhagen benchmark index amid ​worries…

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Türkiye’s top diplomat hosts UN secretary-general’s envoy

Türkiye’s top diplomat hosts UN secretary-general’s envoy

Türkiye’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan welcomed Jean Arnault, the special envoy of United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, in the Turkish capital Ankara on Wednesday. The meeting underscores Ankara’s active diplomatic role in addressing international peace and security issues. High-level talks at Turkish capital According to information obtained from diplomatic sources, Fidan received Arnault for discussions…

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