Move comes in wake of Ankara court's zapping of tweets from AI chatbot seen as directing insults at country's leader Erdogan.
Move comes ahead of moment of truth in political showdown set to trigger a very shaky second half of September.
Investors’ appetite for paper seemingly not dimmed despite turbulence caused by what critics say is a regime operation to shut down any potential for real democracy.
CHP leader can call congresses, “move the HQ” and appeal to the courts all he likes. There’s just one problem – there is no law in Turkey.
No more listings expected until BIST-100 index achieves a new Turkish lira-based record and liquidity improves.
Super Lig clubs splurge €321mn on buying players. Istanbul club Galatasaray Europe’s fifth biggest spender.
Even Turks reportedly more and more heading to Greek islands rather than accept prices demanded for domestic holidays.
Court-appointed trustee says he knows how he will gain entry to opposition’s Istanbul provincial HQ.
ENAG contends it edged higher to 65.5%. The Erdogan regime’s moves to shut down any serious opposition are, meanwhile, heating up.
Move could have implications for another trial that could see national leader of CHP ousted.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin called on Global South leaders to leverage their "mega-scale market" and strive for a new equalitarian multipolar world order at the SCO summit in China.
Survey, however, also picked up signs of pressures easing.
The figures are laughable, but the media take them ever so seriously.
More than two and half decades after it was founded as a regional security organization to secure porous borders in the depths of Central Asia, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) is coming of age as it expands its reach and agenda.
Gulenism and espionage charges cited. TMSF now manages 858 companies.
Era of “price-performance dominance” appears to be fading, but giant EV maker BYD Auto is bucking the trend with surging sales.
Turkish project would help make TRIPP the go-to route for Middle Corridor freight.
Abdulkadir Uraloglu posted video of himself driving at 225 km/h, with clip set to folk music and Erdogan speeches on infrastructure.
By 2050, more than 1.6bn people, including almost 20% of the African population, will be exposed to severe and extreme droughts, if a pessimistic scenario plays out, according to a report by INFORM Climate Change.
In a complaint, the Ankara Chamber of Architects argued that the sale breached the legal testament of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founding father of modern Turkey.