Ankara’s EU food heritage bid to regulate marinades and ban veal in the doner founders.
Over in New York, country’s president, ex-Al Qaeda man al-Sharaa, is interviewed on-stage by a former CIA chief.
Billionaire loses presidency of “Big four” club Fenerbahce. Unpopular figure subjected to language you wouldn’t even hear on a building site.
Chinese presence growing in Western Balkans, while Russia makes gains in Turkey, shows new index developed by wiiw, Bertelsmann Stiftung and ECIPE.
Some big military and civilian aircraft deals may be in the making, but the deal-making remains behind closed doors.
Development bank downgrades 2025 forecasts for Central and Eastern Europe citing weak external demand, rising debt and the impact of US tariffs.
As an analyst warns of a “near police state”, the president’s rival pleads from his jail cell for democrats everywhere to take an interest.
Agreement would cover imports through 2045.
Opposition leader Ozel launches scathing attack on Turkey’s leader for joining “Trump’s team” even as Israel “sets Palestine on fire with US backing”.
Numbers highlight Turkish consumers’ growing appetite for low‑cost overseas platforms such as China's online marketplace Temu and e-commerce fast fashion giant Shein.
Meeting took place even amid outrage at White House plan to disperse Gaza Strip Palestinians to countries including Turkey, Ozgur Ozel tells rally.
Every Turk up and down the country has an opinion on what Erdogan is up to.
“I’m so free in my 12-square-metre cell that it would make those in their palaces burst with envy,” he says ahead of big protest in Ankara.
Turks hit back with a storm of “patriotic” response.
Action comes in same week as moves against opposition and lawyers.
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.