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Turkish president’s persecution of Osman Kavala is personal
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Erdogan tests waters with Yerevan a year on from Nagorno-Karabakh war with Azerbaijan
Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s threat to expel ambassadors has rattled investors
Pressure eases on lira after Turkey president retreats over envoys’ expulsion threat
President’s move could inflame tensions with US and EU and inflict more pressure on lira
As the world moves to increase rates, central bank slashes them
Deep 2 percentage point cut made ‘under orders’, says former economy tsar
Global financial watchdog likely to 'grey-list' Turkey
FATF move would further dent country’s ability to attract crucial foreign capital
Rare and thinly veiled critique of Erdogan’s economic policies comes as inflation rises and lira hits new lows
Omer Koc critiqued the country’s ‘exhausting’ inflation and spiralling exchange rate
President removes two deputy governors in new round of dismissals sending currency down 1%
Erdogan wants to buy more F16s while planning to order second Russian air defence system
Currency rebounds as Erdogan’s administration denies reports that it would sack Sahap Kavcioglu
The Turkish ruler’s strongman tactics fail to work on the US and Russia
Where stagflation hits hardest
President steps up unconventional efforts to bring down soaring prices
President’s comments following meeting with Putin are likely to alarm Nato allies
Monetary policy committee surprises analysts by slashing borrowing costs to 18%
Criminal probe into economists who say prices are rising at double official rate highlights government jitters
Ankara raised $2.3bn in a bond deal this week but many remain sceptical of Erdogan government
Europe and a faltering economy have put pressure on Erdogan to deter new arrivals
Credit-fuelled rebound is welcome news for ruling party but adds to worries about high inflation
Ankara’s U-turn after offering to guard exit hub signals worsening security in Afghanistan
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