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Even an opposition victory in next year’s polls would not greatly change Turkey’s muscular foreign policy
Botany and ancient history meet in a journey to a country where this tree grows wild and prolifically
Baltic state’s foreign minister tells Turkish counterpart swift approval of Sweden and Finland’s membership will boost regional stability
As she leaves the city, an FT correspondent finds verve and charm in a sometimes unbeautiful place with a troubled backdrop
Investment from new allies will ease pressure on Erdoğan to change ruinous economic policies
Transaction would follow diplomatic push by Erdoğan to attract Saudi cash to crisis-hit economy
Turkish military continues to hit Kurdish targets after 2 people killed in cross-border rocket attack
Foreign minister says ‘it’s reckoning time’ following overnight attacks in Syria and Iraq
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Despite having some 40 albums and 20 books to his name, the 76-year-old singer, writer and activist is in no mood for slowing down
Police arrest at least 46 people, including the suspected bomber
Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan says explosion ‘has the smell of terrorism’
Polina Ivanova explains how she and other colleagues tracked the shipment of 2,675 metric tonnes of milling wheat from an occupied Ukrainian port to Turkey
Membership hinges on backing by Ankara, which wants Sweden to return people it accuses of terrorism
Sentiment improves as investors look ahead to end of Federal Reserve rate rises
New centre-right government hopes move will persuade Erdoğan to back Stockholm’s bid
Turkish leader claims his close relationship with Russian president key to resumption of Black Sea shipments
Turkey confirms resumption of pact that Putin says will focus on ensuring shipments to poorer countries
Nureddin Nebati pushes back against western worries over ties between Ankara and Moscow
Central bank imposes bigger than expected reduction to 10.5% as Erdoğan battles to bring down borrowing costs
Pekka Haavisto appeals to Turkey and Hungary to ratify Finnish and Swedish memberships
Country’s president lays ground for next year’s vote with bumper housing package
Critics say proposal to jail those who ‘disseminate false information’ curtails freedom of speech
Longer inspection times at Istanbul monitoring centre prompt calls for bigger teams to handle increased demand
September’s price rises are the worst since president’s ruling party came to power 20 years ago
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