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Decision comes at a time when central banks around the world have been raising borrowing costs
Coalition with big hopes for next year’s polls struggles not to ‘fall apart’ as cracks surface
Executives consider wage rises and managing forex exposure as they grapple with latest crisis
Washington to target banks that are integrated into Mir processing system
$24.4bn, layin’ right there in the street
Ankara insists price pressures will ease soon but economists warn rate could remain uncomfortably high
The Bayraktar TB2 has made Turkey one of the world’s top drone powers. It also heralds a disconcerting new era
Businesses in Cappadocia region say every dollar and euro counts as country faces soaring energy import bill
Currency slides after central bank loosens policy further and lowers rate to 13%
Mediterranean neighbours seek to repair relations after 2018 rift over killing of Palestinian protesters
Value of goods sold soars 46% as companies fill trade void created by war sanctions
First legal step since Ankara pushed for expulsions as price for backing Stockholm’s Nato bid
Turkish president’s closer co-operation with Moscow could trigger retaliation from the US
Officials warn of retaliation if Ankara helps Moscow evade sanctions after Erdoğan and Putin agree to increase co-operation
Russian and Turkish presidents discuss trade and investment deals in Black Sea meeting
Environmentalists lament ‘catastrophe’ of $2.17bn Hunutlu site built with Chinese money and fuelled by Russian coal
Ankara’s deepening civil and military role in northern Syria offers it a bridgehead to fight Kurdish forces. But if it expands further, it could attract more international scrutiny
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s mediating role between Moscow and Kyiv
Russian leader keen to secure path for country’s own food exports during three-way discussions in Tehran
Proposal by Conservative leadership contender prompts pointed response from Turkish government
Guterres hopeful deal can be reached as soon as next week on passage of millions of tonnes of crops trapped by blockade
A significant minority of debt-laden emerging nations are already on the brink of crisis
President ‘out of options’ as widespread hardship hands chance to opposition parties
The Turkish president is blackmailing Nato’s other members but has his weak spots
Disruption to food and energy imports caused by war in Ukraine adds to pressure on prices
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