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Turkey is desperate for international investment and China is keen to get another foothold into the European market.

It’s a problem that has fiercely divided public opinion: Are stray dogs a neighbourhood fixture to be looked after?

The boss of appliances powerhouse Beko tells of his journey from Istanbul’s Gand Bazar to the peak of Mt. Everest.

People in Turkey’s worst-hit province still struggle to survive one year after devastating earthquakes levelled their cities.

Six-straight months of aggressive rate hikes has fuelled an economic turnaround, but it’s also pressured households.

1.5M people attended a rally where the president vocalised support for Hamas & criticism of Israel's offensive in Gaza.

Parents, children and teachers across Turkey’s Hatay province describe a host of challenges for the new school year.

Half a year after a devastating pair of twin earthquakes rocked southern Turkey, businesses try to cope with new realities.

The nation’s new finance minister, City of London veteran Mehmet Simsek, promised a return to rational economics.

Hailing a taxi has become an arduous task. But is supply and demand, or pure politics to blame for the squeeze?

Will the economy influence decisions of five-million young people voting for the first time in the 2023 general election?

Voters in Sincan, explain why they’re backing the incumbent despite sizzling inflation (please listen at the 14:00 mark).

Tourists flock to the Turkish Rivera’s turquoise coast season after season. Now, so are foreign home buyers.

Turkey’s older voters worry about the effects of rising inflation and depreciating currency on retirement savings.

On weekdays, it’s become habit for many to stop by one of 421 public bread kiosks in Ankara selling subsidized bread.

Turkey's Anatolian heartland helped propel President Erdogan to power in the early 2000s. Will they do it again?

Young people who survived the devastating February 6 earthquake are making tough decisions about the future.

Displaced residents explain what happens in days after disaster.

Is encouraging travel to lesser-known islands the solution?

A profile of Ukrainian chef and cookbook writer as war raged in her hometown.

Can visitors compensate for the country's wider economic woes?

Members of a Kurdish separatist group carried out an assault on Ankara’s Turkish Aerospace Industries facility.

Ankara aided in the biggest prisoner exchange between Russia and the US since the Cold War.

At an Istanbul signing ceremony, Turkish Airlines, Rolls Royce, and Airbus took the wraps off a deeper strategic partnership.

As Israel’s counteroffensive against Hamas continued in Gaza, 1.5 million people gathered in Istanbul to support Palestinians.

Turkey announced it hit 20 targets in northern Iraq in response to a terror attack on its interior ministry on October 1, 2023.

Turkish officials blamed a known terror group for a suicide bombing at the Ministry of the Interior on October 1, 2023.

Presidents of Turkey and Russia met to discuss the Black Sea Grain Initiative and what it would take for Russia to recommit.

Incumbent President Erdoğan claimed early victory, sending supporters honking, waving flags in gridlocked streets.

Weeks before an historic presidential election, natural gas began flowing to a new facility on the Black Sea.

Simit prices jumped more than 40% in a month, the latest sign inflation is becoming too hot to handle.

A look at the everyday difficulties facing residents.

Country’s deputy finance minister weighs in on first ECB rate rise since crisis.

A new strawberry makes harvesting easier, potentially saving farmers thousands.

A deep dive into how UK financial services fared after Britain’s EU divorce.

Turkish society is fiercely divided about whether to allow street dogs to roam, or round them up and offer a final solution if they’re nt adopted in a shelter.

A violent attack on an elite referee left Turkish football in a full-blown crisis and magnified concerns about Turkish institutions.

Cost estimates to rebuild Turkey’s devastated earthquake zone total $105B. In Antakya, reconstruction isn't even a thought yet, since it's still in the throes of rubble clearing.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan took a big step at May’s NATO summit to warm relations with the West as he looks for solutions to a long and worsening economic crisis.

As Recep Tayyip Erdoğan faces a second round of presidential elections on 28 May, he can rely on the country’s powerful religious vote.

Two months on from the earthquake that destroyed large parts of Turkey and Syria, families in Gaziantep try to celebrate despite the destruction.

An interview with the Baltic nation’s president as the war in Ukraine began.

The man controlling war-pummelled Ukraine’s purse strings calls for Western help.

Taxi drivers, food sellers, hotel patrons see value of the money drop by the day.

Ukrainan chef and cookbook author turned her kitchen into a war room.

Charting the UK’s early inflation fight and the efforts to contain it.

Tourism ministry promotes lesser-known parts of the country.

Relaxed travel rules are a relief for the thousands of people who work in theatres.