President Erdogan says there is an “historic opportunity” to end the 40-year-insurgency. Talks could unravel, but process could also help bring stability to Syria.
Not-so-negligible note circulated by Abdullah Ocalan’s messengers missed by international media.
Ankara has second largest land forces in military bloc. Turkish officials leverage the point in effort at obtaining long-sought EU membership.
Turkey's eurobond sellers last year raised $33bn from 46 papers, setting an annual record, while redeeming $16bn on 19 papers.
Doubts all factions will heed message emerge. Peace could advance Ankara’s ambition to play main role in reconstruction of post-war Syria.
Lebanon is seeking to revive its dormant railway network, aiming to reconnect with neighbouring Syria and Iraq while positioning itself as a potential link in China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
Weaker external demand and potential impact of Trump tariffs weigh on Emerging Europe, Central Asia and Semed regions, with growth now projected at 3.2%.
Local investors, who dominate the highly manipulated market, have turned to deposits and money market funds. There are no IPOs in the pipeline.
North Macedonia's Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski says Kazancı's investment will strengthen energy independence and tackle air pollution.
Country continues to push its ambition to become a gas re-export hub, but if sanctions on Russia are lifted amid a deal on Ukraine, that hope could fall apart.
Investigation shows “how much they fear” his candidacy says opposition leader.
Total of 1,371 companies seized over links to clan since military coup attempt of 2016.
Finance minister advised to hold up photo and say, “This is how favourable the investment environment in Turkey is.”
Erdogan’s men are going about seizing opposition city halls again. In itself, it’s nothing remarkable. But the anointing of rival Imamoglu as his challenger could be.
Turkish president accuses Tusiad of meddling in politics, undermining government. Prosecutor expands probe.
Says Turkey should be among countries with seat at any peace talks table. Turkish president says that table should be in Ankara.
Country is Beijing-based AIIB’s second largest market after India. Turkish finance minister launched charm offensive to attract funds from development banks.
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu says “Mr President” trying to sideline him from politics.
Tusiad association, known in recent years for keeping its head down, launches into stinging state-of-the-nation criticisms of Turkey's government at AGM.
On visit to Pakistan, Turkish leader asserts: “The homeland for which the Palestinians have sacrificed tens of thousands of their children is not up for bargaining.”