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Turkey inflation jumps to 15-month high, pressuring central bank

Republican People's Party

gözaltı

Istanbul opposition deputy mayor remanded in custody for terror links

Russian-Turkish patrol

U.S., Turkish officials discuss cooperation in Syria

Kurdistan Workers' Party

In this file photo taken on June 22, 2018, a member of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) carries an automatic rifle on a road in the Qandil Mountains, the PKK headquarters in northern Iraq. (Photo by SAFIN HAMED / AFP)

Kurds fight Kurds in northern Iraq, raising fears of full-blown conflict

Turkish inflation

Turkish prices rise almost 50 percent faster than official data shows – ENAG

Hot PursuitWhat is Erdoğan's endgame in Caucasus? - Gerard Libaridian

What is Erdoğan's endgame in Caucasus? - Gerard Libaridian

Nurcan Baysal

Is geography destiny?

Turkey’s clandestine networks and Erdoğan’s authoritarianism: purges as a dynamic of co-opting

Paul Iddon

How significant is the Greece-UAE defence agreement?

Nicholas Morgan

Is Joe Biden making Turkey & Saudi Arabia rethink their relationship?

Nicholas Morgan

John Lubbock

What has the Biden-Erdoğan relationship been like in the past?

Nurcan Baysal

The crimes of Şerali Dereli

Erdoğan and Bağci

Was a Constitutional Court redesign part of Erdoğan’s judicial reform?

Zülfikar Doğan

enflasyon

Turkish finance minister Elvan pledges to ease effects of high inflation

Guardian

Greece getting bargain-priced U.S. armoured vehicles

Turkey inflation November

Ouch! Turkey's inflation soared in November: What to blame, what to do?

Operation Irini

Turkey says Greece and Cyprus abusing European Union solidarity

IŞİD

Turkey holding violent refugees, may unleash them on Europe - Mosul Archbishop

Lebanon airport

More than half of Lebanon’s imported COVID-19 cases came from Turkey

suriye

Almost 1,000 Syrian fighters return from Nagorno-Karabakh

Gülen-Erdoğan

Ron Wyden

Departing U.S. Cabinet members questioned over Trump’s Gülen offensive – report

biden Trump

Iran nuclear bomb paves way for Saudi, Turkey to follow suit, says Biden

A journalist with a photograph of Ahmet Altan

Turkey’s top court rejects legal appeal by prominent journalist Ahmet Altan

Hagia Sophia

UNESCO requests inspection of changes to Hagia Sopia, Chora

ahmet altan

Press freedom campaign names Ahmet Altan most urgent case for December

A woman walks upstairs after the restoration of the Galata Tower on October 16, 2020 in Istanbul. - The Galata Tower -- an emblematic 14th century monument of Istanbul -- has become the latest victim of such controversy. The demolition of one of its walls with a jackhammer as part of a restoration work was narrowly avoided last August after a video leaked on social media, which sparked strong criticism from the largest city's residents. (Photo by Ozan KOSE / AFP)

Politics and profit are damaging Turkish heritage sites, say critics

قُبيل مُغادرة ترامب، بومبيو يُصعّد على نحو غير مسبوق ضدّ تركيا

U.S. and Turkey trade accusations in confrontational NATO meeting

This picture taken on September 27, 2019 shows old and new buildings near the Edirnekapi district, in Istanbul. (Photo by Ozan KOSE / AFP)

Turkey’s visible corruption is a measure of unaccountable politicians and undemocratic institutions

ekonomi

Does 'imperialism' want us to develop?

European Council President Charles Michel looks on during a video conference with Czech Republic's Prime Minister Andrej Babis, President of the Republic of Lithuania Gitanas Nauseda, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Bulgaria's Prime Minister Book Borissov to prepare the EU summit of 11 and 12 December in Brussels, Belgium, 1 December 2020. Olivier Hoslet/Pool via REUTERS

Greek MP expects weak sanctions for Turkey at EU summit

Istiklal

Barriers go up in Istanbul’s top shopping street as COVID-19 cases surge

otomobil

Turkish car sales growth eases to 38 percent in November

Istanbul earthquake

This aerial view taken on May 9, 2020, shows the maiden tower on Bosphorus strait, in Istanbul, during a two-day curfew to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 disease, caused by the novel coronavirus. (Photo by Ozan KOSE / AFP)

Thousands of buildings to be destroyed in potential 7.5-magnitude quake in Istanbul

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan talks during a news conference following a cabinet meeting in Ankara, Turkey, November 30, 2020. Presidential Press Office/Handout via REUTERS

Erdoğan to announce judicial reforms on Human Rights Day - columnist

Gulen

Turkey tells U.S. courts Gülen schools funding subversive operations

ihracat

Turkish imports surge, exports fall in bad news for lira

enerji

Turkey expropriates energy assets with presidential decrees

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