WASHINGTON—Turkey, a country charting a collision course with the West, is home to a money-maker for the next U.S. president: Trump Towers Istanbul. That, ethics advisers said, puts the president-elect in an unprecedented position: His foreign interests are both possible channels for those seeking to curry favour with the White House and ripe targets for attack or security risks overseas. The self-reported data was unverified by regulators, meaning the reports may not have shown all of Trump’s foreign deals or assets. But the filings, the most comprehensive public documents of Trump’s business empire, largely lack details for many of the companies’ status or ambitions. Bannon offered Trump a chance to respond to possible criticisms: “They say, ‘Hey look, this guy’s got vested business interests all over the world.

Source: thestar November 22, 2016 03:04 UTC