Technical recession is on the horizon.
Economic, geopolitical realities persuade Erdogan to set aside anger over fall of Muslim Brotherhood ally.
Despite lack of clarity, a delegation is poised to leave for Beijing.
ENAG inflation research group calculates rate is actually 90% y/y.
Development comes week after country for the first time in five years attended a meeting of foreign ministers in Brussels.
Challenging market conditions led to further weakening of new orders, the fourteenth in as many months.
The groupthink at Central Europe's top security conference is a serious weakness when the Ukraine war is so finely balanced and sober analysis is more essential than ever.
Still positive GDP growth shows Turkey’s “orthodox” finance minister is struggling to be “orthodox” enough.
Research shows the city's taxi fleet of around 18,000 vehicles has not changed since 1990. Yet it is calculated that at least 43,000 are needed.
China continues to solidify its claim to be the global green champion after EV sales overtook the sales of conventional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles in July, Energy Intelligence reported on August 28.
“We have underestimated this matter,” he says in speech. Istanbul’s planning agency, meanwhile, says 1.3mn in city go to bed hungry.
Head of Turkey’s exporters’ assembly, meanwhile, visits Erdogan to inform him of the "expectations of the export family".
Ankara concerned regional rival Greece is obtaining air superiority.
Trade ministry “regulatory forbearance” measures continuously extended to “zombie” companies since 2018 lira crash mean the dead don’t die.
Government has provided $153bn in income guarantees to public-private-partnership projects.
Though in targeting Turkey’s leader with an AI social media campaign, top diplomat doesn’t grasp that being attacked by Israel is a positive for a politician.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said on August 25 that despite mediation efforts by Russia, Iran and Iraq, there has been no progress in reconciliation between Syria and Turkey.
12-month death toll comes amid rampant inflation and introduction of “faulty” rent cap.
Kraft Heinz, known for its ketchup, is pouring millions of dollars into researching tomatoes that can withstand the climate crisis.
State banks, meanwhile, deliver intervention in currency market by selling $500mn.