As Turkey heads for its presidential runoff, the opposition and the government are in a race to send Syrians and other refugees back home in an effort to woo nationalist voters.
For the Winner in Turkey, One Prize Is an Economy at the Edge of Crisis
Whichever candidate wins Turkey’s runoff election will face a significant economic crisis.Credit…Sergey Ponomarev for The New York Times But if he becomes president, Mr. Kilicdaroglu will inherit a …
Iraq’s Kurdish oil output falls as pipeline outage continues
Oil production in Iraq’s Kurdistan region continues to drop as export flows to Turkey’s Ceyhan port show few signs of restarting after a stoppage that has lasted almost two months.
Iraq Oil Output Continues To Fall Amid Turkey Spat
Oil production in Iraq’s semi-autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG)-ruled region has continued to drop, extending a stoppage that has lasted nearly two months. Export flows to Türkiye’s Ceyhan port show few signs of restarting months after …
Tajikistan, Turkey and the Gülen Movement
Tajikistan has become the latest Central Asian country to close schools linked to the Gülen movement, a global religious and social movement founded in 1992 by the controversial U.S.-based Turkis …
German prosecutors charge 4 for violating trade act to sell spyware to Turkey
German authorities filed charges Monday against four suspects from a Bavarian company accused of selling software to Turkey that could be used to spy on Turkish dissidents.
Turkey’s Third-Place Candidate Endorses Erdogan in Runoff
ISTANBUL (Reuters) – Turkey’s third-place election candidate endorsed President Tayyip Erdogan on Monday, boosting the incumbent and intensifying opposition candidate Kemal Kilicdaroglu’s challenges …
Turkey Elections: Ogan’s endorsement grants Erdogan a boost in Sunday’s runoff
It is the first time in Turkey’s history that a second-round vote is being held. Over the past week, Ogan — a former member of the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) that is now part of the People’s …
A Modern Wine Region Emerges Amid Turkey’s Ancient Ruins
For a country with a viticultural history dating back 7,000 years, Turkey’s wine industry is still somewhat in its infancy. Due to a number of political factors, and because much of it has …
German prosecutors file charges over illegal spyware sale to Turkey
We’ll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest Turkey news every morning. German prosecutors have charged four people with the unauthorised sale of espionage software to Turkish …