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The maritime agreement between Turkey and Libya resurrects the conflict in the Eastern Mediterranean
EU rejects ratification of treaty, which puts at risk planned underwater infrastructure between Greece, Cyprus and Israel
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Islamic savings boxes are fashionable in Turkey
The high interest rates on traditional banking loans drive demand in these financial institutions
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Turkey prepares a memorandum to stop Russia and Ukraine's attacks on the Black Sea
Turkey confirmed that it is working on a memorandum of understanding for Ukraine and Russia to stop attacks on civilian and cargo vessels in the Black Sea. So far, Kiev and Moscow have rejected any kind of ceasefire in that area. Report from our correspondent, Adrià Rocha.
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The secrets of Sanliurfa, the ancient Turkish city that disbands authenticity
Its deposits, mosques, vibrant bazaar and delicious gastronomy are the attractions of a journey to this sacred land which is considered by Islamic tradition as the home city of the prophet Abraham
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In the face of the vacuum left by the United States, who will rule in the Middle East?
The options for leading this convulsive region are Turkey, Israel and Iran, which combine strength, culture and technology with fragility, writes British historian Simon Sebag Montefiore in his new book, 'The kettle. History of the Middle East, 1900-2026'
Politics
The biggest financial scandal of the last decade in Turkey reaches the Erdogan environment
A vice president of the president's party resigned after being known to have won almost 40 million euros. Family members of senior government and AKP officials are under investigation
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The collapse of a financial plot shakes Turkey and reveals the seams of its market: "It's a casino"
Half a million people are trapped in funds that offer returns of up to 1,500%. Nine managers are in prison while the opposition inquires about their political connections and the performance of supervisors
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Turkey: the defence industry as an engine of geopolitical power
In the midst of the inflationary crisis, Turkey is betting on the defence industry to reduce its dependence on the outside and gain geopolitical weight. The country is promoting the manufacture and export of drones, military vehicles and weapons technology, while seeking to strengthen its strategic position within NATO. A sector that generates pride among a large part of the population, but also raises questions about its close relationship with political power. Adrià Rocha's report for France 24.
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Protests in several European capitals against the LGTBIQ + persecution of Turkey: "The whole society is being attacked"
Collective rights organisations call for concentrations in a dozen European cities in front of the lgtbifobic raids promoted by the Erdogan Government