Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has denied he is trying to change the constitution so that he can stay on when his ...

Mr Erdogan is often given to bombast ... s defence—but not for Turkey’s democracy. Subscribers to The Economist can sign up to our Opinion newsletter, which brings together the best ...

an economist at Bloomberg Economics in Ankara. Trump, she said, “is unlikely to weigh in either.” Erdogan, 71, who’s been in power for 22 years, enjoys significant control over almost all ...

Ozel mockingly said Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek, a former Merrill Lynch economist who regularly ... Turkey met with a ...

Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan has probably never held more global sway: he will host the first direct RussiaUkraine peace ...

Erdogan wants to buy F-16 and F-35 jets from ... according to Bloomberg Economics. That reduced its net reserves to $32 billion from $55 billion at the end of January, Bloomberg Economics calculates.

Erdogan embraced crank economic theories. He forced Turkey’s central bank, its equivalent of the Fed, to cut interest rates in the belief, contrary to standard economics, that doing so would ...

Erdogan expressed concern this week over ... acting as a drag on the relationship,” said Selva Bahar Baziki, an economist at Bloomberg Economics in Ankara. “Now, the prospect of improved ...

The opposition has called for a boycott of companies that it says support Erdogan’s government. The Turkish president accused the opposition of being “so desperate that they would throw the ...