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© Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.Istanbul's new underwater rail tunnel links Europe and Asia
By DESMOND BUTLER ISTANBUL©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Elbuda Mexicano
WOW! Great news for Turkey and for Europe and for Asia and for the world! I want to see this new tunnel!
TumbleDry
Famous last words.
JeffLee
The Japanese government paid for a big chunk of that project. So you debt hawks, railing on about how Japan's massive fiscal debt is threatening the economy at home, here's some insight: your tax money is being spent so that Turks have better transport access.
So when Japan's economy collapses from its crushing debt (which you're predicting), you'll know who to blame.
frostthenoob
So when Japan's economy collapses from its crushing debt (which you're predicting), you'll know who to blame.
In the last 50 years Turkish government paid millions of yen to Japanese companies to build bridges and tunnels. Also they are helping when a japanese company wants to enter Turkish market. Just this year Sumitomo, Daikin and Nissin started building their new factories there. So when japanese economy collapse from its crushing debt, we will be the ones supporting Japan.