
Hannah Lucinda-Smith
Turkey correspondent with @TheTimes and @MonocleMag, contributor to @TheEconomist @WIRED + others Author of ZARIFA and ERDOĞAN RISING @PulitzerCenter grantee
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thetimes.com | Hannah Lucinda-Smith |Nick Redman
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thetimes.com | Hannah Lucinda-Smith |Nick Redman
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thetimes.com | Hannah Lucinda-Smith
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thetimes.com | Hannah Lucinda-Smith
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Dec 3, 2024 |
thetimes.com | Hannah Lucinda-Smith
It was a sight that President Assad of Syria has long feared and, many believe, President Erdogan has long dreamt of: a Turkish flag flying from the ancient battlements of Citadel of Aleppo. Who hoisted the flag on Monday evening, days after rebel groups stormed through the city, and why is unclear. But for many observers it is another sign that Ankara, despite its denials, is playing a prominent role in the latest development in Syria’s conflict.
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In beautiful Montenegro for the @ESGAdria summit, which features a stellar line up of speakers from politics, business, economics and diplomacy, including a (very timely) panel that I'll be moderating on resilience in an age of shocks. See you there! https://t.co/i52cYgN4Kz https://t.co/fonE6vSD2i

For April's @MonocleMag I went to Damascus to find out how the new Syria's trade and reconstruction policies are shaping up, and how Turkish firms are leading the pack of foreign investors. A lovely 16-page spread with pics by the excellent @eminozmen - on newsstands now https://t.co/HneuXmaHG1

RT @Monocle_Radio: Monocle on Sunday: @YMekelberg and Stephen Dalziel join @EmmaNelsonMedia to discuss the week’s biggest news. Plus: @hann…