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Climate Change-Induced Frost Drives Sharp Increase in Hazelnut Prices
A rare frost caused by climate change devastated Turkey's hazelnut crop, the world's largest, increasing prices by over 35% since April and impacting confectionery manufacturers like Ferrero, which uses about a quarter of the global hazelnut supply.
Climate Change-Induced Frost Drives Sharp Increase in Hazelnut Prices
A rare frost caused by climate change devastated Turkey's hazelnut crop, the world's largest, increasing prices by over 35% since April and impacting confectionery manufacturers like Ferrero, which uses about a quarter of the global hazelnut supply.
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36% Bias Score
Greek Embassy's Controversial Gaza Post Sparks Disciplinary Action
A social media post from the Greek embassy in Luxembourg alleging "genocide" in Gaza and calling for anti-Israel protests was removed after sparking controversy, leading to disciplinary action and a statement from the Greek foreign ministry denying the post represented official policy.
Greek Embassy's Controversial Gaza Post Sparks Disciplinary Action
A social media post from the Greek embassy in Luxembourg alleging "genocide" in Gaza and calling for anti-Israel protests was removed after sparking controversy, leading to disciplinary action and a statement from the Greek foreign ministry denying the post represented official policy.
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40% Bias Score
Turkey and Georgia Set $5 Billion Trade Target Amidst Regional Geopolitical Shifts
Turkish President Erdoğan and Georgian President Kavelašvili met in Ankara, setting a new $5 billion trade target, exceeding their previous $3 billion goal, and discussing defense cooperation and the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars railway's full operation, alongside Georgia's EU aspirations and the impact of the...
Turkey and Georgia Set $5 Billion Trade Target Amidst Regional Geopolitical Shifts
Turkish President Erdoğan and Georgian President Kavelašvili met in Ankara, setting a new $5 billion trade target, exceeding their previous $3 billion goal, and discussing defense cooperation and the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars railway's full operation, alongside Georgia's EU aspirations and the impact of the...
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40% Bias Score
Spain Wildfires: One Dead, Thousands Evacuated Amidst European Heatwave"
Wildfires fueled by strong winds and a heatwave across Europe have caused one death in Spain, prompting evacuations of hundreds in Tres Cantos and thousands near Tarifa, while additional fires are raging in Turkey.
Spain Wildfires: One Dead, Thousands Evacuated Amidst European Heatwave"
Wildfires fueled by strong winds and a heatwave across Europe have caused one death in Spain, prompting evacuations of hundreds in Tres Cantos and thousands near Tarifa, while additional fires are raging in Turkey.
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24% Bias Score
Armenian Analyst Questions Security Guarantees in Armenia-Azerbaijan Agreements
Armenian political analyst Karen Bekaryan casts doubt on the security guarantees offered by recent Armenia-Azerbaijan agreements signed in Washington, citing contradictions with existing treaties and past failures of US-mediated ceasefires.
Armenian Analyst Questions Security Guarantees in Armenia-Azerbaijan Agreements
Armenian political analyst Karen Bekaryan casts doubt on the security guarantees offered by recent Armenia-Azerbaijan agreements signed in Washington, citing contradictions with existing treaties and past failures of US-mediated ceasefires.
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40% Bias Score
Sharp Decline in Russian Residents in Turkey Amid Economic Hardship and Stricter Policies
The number of Russians in Turkey plummeted from 154,000 in 2023 to 85,000 in 2025 due to Turkey's 33% inflation, 30%+ housing price increases, stricter immigration policies, and deteriorating public services, prompting many to relocate to other countries like Serbia, Portugal, and Spain.
Sharp Decline in Russian Residents in Turkey Amid Economic Hardship and Stricter Policies
The number of Russians in Turkey plummeted from 154,000 in 2023 to 85,000 in 2025 due to Turkey's 33% inflation, 30%+ housing price increases, stricter immigration policies, and deteriorating public services, prompting many to relocate to other countries like Serbia, Portugal, and Spain.
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44% Bias Score
Turkish Court Rejects Non-Existent Appeal in Adana Mayor's Release Case
Adana's CHP Mayor Zeydan Karalar's lawyer alleges a procedural violation led to the rejection of a non-existent appeal for his release, which was initially requested on July 31st, raising concerns about his right to freedom and potentially leading to a Constitutional Court appeal.
Turkish Court Rejects Non-Existent Appeal in Adana Mayor's Release Case
Adana's CHP Mayor Zeydan Karalar's lawyer alleges a procedural violation led to the rejection of a non-existent appeal for his release, which was initially requested on July 31st, raising concerns about his right to freedom and potentially leading to a Constitutional Court appeal.
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40% Bias Score
Wildfires Force 6,000 Evacuations in Spain Amid Deadly European Heatwave
Fueled by a heatwave and dry storms, wildfires in Spain have forced nearly 6,000 evacuations, resulting in one fatality near Madrid, while other European countries also battle blazes amid record temperatures and deaths.
Wildfires Force 6,000 Evacuations in Spain Amid Deadly European Heatwave
Fueled by a heatwave and dry storms, wildfires in Spain have forced nearly 6,000 evacuations, resulting in one fatality near Madrid, while other European countries also battle blazes amid record temperatures and deaths.
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24% Bias Score
Istanbul Municipality Corruption Arrests: 13 Detained, İmamoğlu Implicated
Following a corruption investigation, 13 Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (İBB) personnel and 1 company representative were arrested on Tuesday; the İBB Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu is also implicated, facing charges including organized crime, bribery, and fraud; the arrests are part of a series of operat...
Istanbul Municipality Corruption Arrests: 13 Detained, İmamoğlu Implicated
Following a corruption investigation, 13 Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (İBB) personnel and 1 company representative were arrested on Tuesday; the İBB Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu is also implicated, facing charges including organized crime, bribery, and fraud; the arrests are part of a series of operat...
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64% Bias Score
Turkey to Draft New Law for PKK Peace Process
Turkey's ruling AKP party is drafting a new law to govern the peace process with the PKK, following the group's self-dissolution; the law aims to manage all aspects of reintegration and avoids amending existing counter-terrorism laws, prompting concerns.
Turkey to Draft New Law for PKK Peace Process
Turkey's ruling AKP party is drafting a new law to govern the peace process with the PKK, following the group's self-dissolution; the law aims to manage all aspects of reintegration and avoids amending existing counter-terrorism laws, prompting concerns.
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56% Bias Score
Erdogan Hails Azerbaijan-Armenia Peace Agreement as Historic
Turkish President Erdogan lauded the August 8th Washington agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia as a historic step towards lasting peace in the South Caucasus, encompassing the restoration of transport links and border checkpoints and the termination of mutual territorial claims.
Erdogan Hails Azerbaijan-Armenia Peace Agreement as Historic
Turkish President Erdogan lauded the August 8th Washington agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia as a historic step towards lasting peace in the South Caucasus, encompassing the restoration of transport links and border checkpoints and the termination of mutual territorial claims.
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48% Bias Score
2005 Meeting: A Lost Opportunity for Peace in Turkey
A 2005 photograph depicts a meeting between Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdoğan and eight intellectuals, including Osman Kavala, initiated to encourage a PKK ceasefire and address the Kurdish conflict; this meeting, initially seen as promising, now highlights Turkey's trajectory toward authoritari...
2005 Meeting: A Lost Opportunity for Peace in Turkey
A 2005 photograph depicts a meeting between Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdoğan and eight intellectuals, including Osman Kavala, initiated to encourage a PKK ceasefire and address the Kurdish conflict; this meeting, initially seen as promising, now highlights Turkey's trajectory toward authoritari...
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52% Bias Score
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