As the planet warms and the Climate Crisis accelerates faster than scientists predicted, extreme weather events from floods to fires have turned into an annual disaster season that is only going to get worse.
Though he’s busy preparing for his second stint in the White House, his brand is still doing business the world over.
Turkish president hopes to capitalise on his relationship with rising star of the second Trump administration.
It’s symptomatic of a higher education system that is on its knees.
Russia, Turkey and Iran have adopted a joint statement on Syria at the Astana format meeting, condemning Israeli military actions in Gaza, Lebanon and the West Bank.
The year 2024 is almost certain to set a new record as the warmest year in documented history, according to the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service.
During first Trump presidency American military was controversially told to stand aside. Ankara hopes for a repeat as second White House term begins.
Election of Trump sounds like good economic opportunity for Ankara, but nobody can really know as things stand.
Other big countries in Europe also shipping crazy volumes of trash, says Greenpeace. Campaigners hope upcoming Global Plastics Treaty talks can bring change.
With second largest land forces in Nato, Ankara may have an ace in efforts to join European bloc if Trump takes US on isolationist path.
Ankara insiders remember Trump as a US president who would often make promises and deals “that wouldn’t result in any progress or follow-up”.
Manufacturers encountering challenging demand conditions.
Grid connections to be awarded for 49 years.
ENAG contends inflation moved up 1 percentage point to 90% y/y.
Rating agency issues second upgrade of the year partly in response to country's monetary normalisation.
"The Armageddon with butter is escalating,” warn economists as prices in overheating war economy soar.
Arms supplies have been no secret during course of war. Analysts will ask why Kremlin is raising this point now.
There is a renewed sense of movement in the process of “normalisation” between Armenia and Turkey, but progress has been impeded by Ankara's unwillingness to do anything that undermines its relationship with Azerbaijan.
Several aspiring EU members make significant progress in 2024, but more reforms needed, says European Commission’s latest enlargement package.
734-day tranches emerge as new phenomenon.