Türkiye’s Gökova Bay was once an ecosystem on the brink. Overfishing, intense tourism, invasive species and rising sea temperatures had…
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Italy’s Strategic Shift Towards Türkiye in Defense Cooperation
New Developments in Italy-Türkiye Relations Recent developments indicate that relations between Italy and Türkiye are evolving significantly, particularly in the…
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Italian-Turkish exporter ships truffles from Türkiye to Europe
A selection of black truffles collected from different regions of Türkiye are seen on a tray before being prepared for…
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Türkiye views to ban single-apply plastics in line with the EU
Türkiye is relocating towards banning single-apply plastics, with the Minisattempt of Environment, Urbanisation, and Climate Change, finalising a new regulation…
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How Türkiye Can Help the South Caucasus Diversify Its Economies
Russia’s declining influence in the South Caucasus following the Ukraine war has created a rare geopolitical opening. Countries in the…
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European Bank For Reconstruction And Development (EBRD) Invests US$40 Million In TTF II By Franklin Templeton To Boost Mid-Cap Growth, Sustainability, And Green Finance In Türkiye
Representational image. Credit: Canva European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has committed US$ 40 million (€34.5 million) to the…
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Türkiye seeks to shield industest from EU’s new trade agreements: Minister
A cargo ship is loaded with containers at Gemlik Port in Bursa, Türkiye, November 25, 2017. (Adobe Stock Photo) March…
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Turkiye, the EU’s ‘Made in Europe’ drive, and a region on edge after Iran
The European Union’s long-delayed “Made in Europe” plan is no longer just an industrial policy debate inside Brussels. It has…
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EU delays ‘Made in Europe’ plan again amid backlash, Türkiye raises alarm
European Union flags stand outside the Berlaymont building, the European Commission’s headquarters, in Brussels, Belgium, Aug. 5, 2020. (AFP Photo)…
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Europe, Türkiye Agree to Work Toward Updating Customs Union
Critical minerals are no longer treated as simple raw materials traded on global exalters. Amid increasing geopolitical competition, they have…
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