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Turkey’s central bankers signal slower rate cuts amid inflation worries: report

Senior officials from Turkey’s central bank told foreign investors last week that they are increasingly worried about persistent inflation and may slow the pace...

Voters in Turkish Cyprus reject Erdoğan-backed candidate

The breakaway territory of northern Cyprus has voted overwhelmingly to replace its outgoing leader, who had the backing of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan,...

[OPINION] Turkey: from ‘Model Muslim democracy’ to a global cocaine hub

Adem Yavuz Arslan* Once hailed as “the model where Islam and democracy could coexist,” Turkey has been transformed into one of the world’s emerging cocaine...

Negotiations with Nicosia on the ballot as Turkish Cypriots go to polls to elect president

Turkish Cypriots will vote on Sunday to choose a president in an election that pits incumbent Ersin Tatar, who backs a two-state solution for...

Company owners, ex-university rector among 35 sought in expanding Can Holding probe

Turkish prosecutors have issued detention warrants for 35 people, including the owners of Can Holding and a former university rector, as part of an...

Turkish journalist laid to rest with calls for justice after brutal attack

Hundreds gathered in İstanbul on Thursday to bid farewell to journalist and environmental filmmaker Hakan Tosun, who died on Monday after a brutal street...

Turkish prosecutors issue detention warrants over alleged hotel takeover scheme

Turkish prosecutors have issued detention warrants for seven suspects in an investigation into alleged racketeering, usury and money laundering tied to the takeover of...

Erdoğan denies claims Turkey will hand rare earth reserves to foreign countries

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has denied claims that Turkey plans to hand over control of its rare earth reserves in the central province...

Turkish textile industry faces crisis as leading figures warn of production halt

Turkey’s leading textile and ready-to-wear executives have warned that the country’s once-thriving industry is on the brink of collapse, saying government policies, high inflation...

[OPINION] When the spotlight becomes a cage: How sensational journalism feeds ego and starves truth

Yasemin Aydın* In the age of attention, journalism no longer merely informs, it performs. The louder the headline, the stronger the reaction, the higher the...

Int’l press groups urge full probe into killing of Turkish environmental journalist

International press organizations have joined local press groups in strongly condemning a fatal attack on journalist and environmental activist Hakan Tosun and urged Turkish...

Turkey orders detention of 29 over alleged Gülen links in continuing crackdown

Turkish prosecutors have ordered the detention of 29 people over alleged links to the faith-based Gülen movement in two separate investigations, the Stockholm Center...

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