Country dislodges Poland from second spot in Europe for electricity made with coal. Ankara took advantage of lower Russian shipment prices caused by EU embargo.
It's predicted that 3bn people will live in zones that have been made uninhabitable (black areas) by 2070, say scientists.
Two Tajik dissident activists vanish without a trace. Rights defenders point to frightening frequency of state kidnappings.
Company controlled by Turkey’s sovereign wealth fund argues Russian businessman has no influence over its Ukrainian subsidiaries.
Countries in Central and Eastern Europe and Eurasia have a lower gender gap than the global average but only Latvian women have equal legal standing with men.
In 2023, global CO2 emissions from energy rose at a slower pace compared with the previous year.
Afghanistan wants to show it is open for business and is willing to be a good neighbour. This and more in this week's Eurasianet Akhal-Teke Bulletin.
Calls follow latest inflation readout and warning from MIT economist that monetary policy is not tight enough to achieve the disinflation goal, with the benchmark still negative.
Mediterranean facility Dortyol recently sprung to attention when US senators claimed “masked Russian oil” supplied via facility even ended up in US warships.
Central bank watching for lagged effects of rate hikes that have taken benchmark to 45%.
How did the country’s policy rate become idle on the sidelines? Given the Turkish economic mess, several explainers are needed, but here’s one.
Input and output price components still elevated, suggesting price pressures remain strong, says Capital Economics.
Given Ankara’s denunciations of Israel’s activities in Gaza, Erdogan administration exposed to claims of gross hypocrisy.
How Recep Tayyip Erdogan got himself into such a tangle trying to bag some fighter jets is quite the mystery.
In the battle to trigger hot money inflows, the current course means the delivery of a positive real rate will only occur in the second half.
Already battling “sea snot”, country’s scientists warn enormous swarms of the unsightly stingers threaten resort hotspots.
And 87-year-old Ibrahim Elaslan says he's never leaving.
Figures have shown Turks’ ownership of digital currencies at the highest level in the world.
French president says Russia now presents a greater danger and nothing should be excluded.
Washington says secondary sanctions threat against financial firms has put “sand in the gears” of network used to help Kremlin get access to goods.