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Turkish Finance Minister Sees Potential Economic Advantage in Trump Tariffs
Turkey's Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek told the Financial Times that President Trump's tariffs could benefit Turkey due to its manageable trade with the US and lower oil prices, further stating that Turkey's economic structure lessens the impact of these tariffs compared to other countries.
Turkish Finance Minister Sees Potential Economic Advantage in Trump Tariffs
Turkey's Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek told the Financial Times that President Trump's tariffs could benefit Turkey due to its manageable trade with the US and lower oil prices, further stating that Turkey's economic structure lessens the impact of these tariffs compared to other countries.
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40% Bias Score


Turkey's Syria Restraint Amidst Rising Israeli Assertiveness
Turkey is currently downplaying tensions with Israel in Syria, likely due to its desire to maintain positive ties with the pro-Israel US administration; Israel's recent assertive actions in Syria, including preemptive strikes and public messaging aimed at Turkey, appear to be influencing Ankara's st...
Turkey's Syria Restraint Amidst Rising Israeli Assertiveness
Turkey is currently downplaying tensions with Israel in Syria, likely due to its desire to maintain positive ties with the pro-Israel US administration; Israel's recent assertive actions in Syria, including preemptive strikes and public messaging aimed at Turkey, appear to be influencing Ankara's st...
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52% Bias Score


Turkey Protests: Erdoğan Faces Unprecedented Opposition
The arrest of Istanbul's mayor Ekrem Imamoğlu triggered widespread protests across Turkey, marking a significant challenge to President Erdoğan's long-standing rule and revealing deep divisions within the ruling AKP party.
Turkey Protests: Erdoğan Faces Unprecedented Opposition
The arrest of Istanbul's mayor Ekrem Imamoğlu triggered widespread protests across Turkey, marking a significant challenge to President Erdoğan's long-standing rule and revealing deep divisions within the ruling AKP party.
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44% Bias Score


CHP Reelects Chairman Amidst Crackdown on Opposition
Following the arrest of Istanbul's opposition mayor Ekrem Imamoglu on corruption charges, sparking mass protests, Turkey's main opposition party, CHP, reelected its chairman, Ozgur Ozel, on March 26, 2024, thwarting an alleged government attempt to install a caretaker. Imamoglu remains the CHP's pre...
CHP Reelects Chairman Amidst Crackdown on Opposition
Following the arrest of Istanbul's opposition mayor Ekrem Imamoglu on corruption charges, sparking mass protests, Turkey's main opposition party, CHP, reelected its chairman, Ozgur Ozel, on March 26, 2024, thwarting an alleged government attempt to install a caretaker. Imamoglu remains the CHP's pre...
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44% Bias Score


CHP Congress Demands Early Elections Amidst İmamoğlu's Imprisonment and Economic Crisis
Ankara Mayor Mansur Yavaş addressed a CHP congress, calling for early elections due to alleged government injustices and economic hardship, specifically demanding the release of imprisoned mayoral candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu or a public trial, highlighting the imprisonment of 299 students as further ev...
CHP Congress Demands Early Elections Amidst İmamoğlu's Imprisonment and Economic Crisis
Ankara Mayor Mansur Yavaş addressed a CHP congress, calling for early elections due to alleged government injustices and economic hardship, specifically demanding the release of imprisoned mayoral candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu or a public trial, highlighting the imprisonment of 299 students as further ev...
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52% Bias Score


Turkey's Crackdown on Dissent: Hundreds Detained After Mayor's Arrest
Following Istanbul's mayor's arrest, hundreds of protesters were detained and charged with various offenses, including "making a constitutional rights appeal", illustrating a pattern of suppressing dissent through legal processes and numerous allegations of torture during arrest.
Turkey's Crackdown on Dissent: Hundreds Detained After Mayor's Arrest
Following Istanbul's mayor's arrest, hundreds of protesters were detained and charged with various offenses, including "making a constitutional rights appeal", illustrating a pattern of suppressing dissent through legal processes and numerous allegations of torture during arrest.
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56% Bias Score

Turkey's Growing Property Acquisition in Greek Border Regions Raises Concerns
A wave of property acquisitions in Greece's Evros region and Aegean islands by Turkish entities has prompted concerns, leading to a parliamentary inquiry and calls for regulatory adjustments to address potential national security risks.

Turkey's Growing Property Acquisition in Greek Border Regions Raises Concerns
A wave of property acquisitions in Greece's Evros region and Aegean islands by Turkish entities has prompted concerns, leading to a parliamentary inquiry and calls for regulatory adjustments to address potential national security risks.
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60% Bias Score

Netanyahu's Frequent Meetings with Trump Highlight Shift in US-Israel Relations
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's second meeting with President Trump in two and a half months contrasts sharply with his single meeting with President Biden in 29 months, highlighting a significantly improved relationship characterized by open communication and close coordination on issue...

Netanyahu's Frequent Meetings with Trump Highlight Shift in US-Israel Relations
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's second meeting with President Trump in two and a half months contrasts sharply with his single meeting with President Biden in 29 months, highlighting a significantly improved relationship characterized by open communication and close coordination on issue...
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52% Bias Score

European Socialists Demand Release of Imprisoned Istanbul Mayor
Former Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou and Athens Mayor Haris Doukas visited Ankara to meet with Turkey's Republican People's Party (CHP), expressing support for the release of imprisoned Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu and criticizing the Turkish government's human rights record.

European Socialists Demand Release of Imprisoned Istanbul Mayor
Former Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou and Athens Mayor Haris Doukas visited Ankara to meet with Turkey's Republican People's Party (CHP), expressing support for the release of imprisoned Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu and criticizing the Turkish government's human rights record.
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32% Bias Score

Greece Announces €25 Billion Military Modernization Plan
Greece announced a €25 billion military modernization plan through 2036, fueled by concerns about regional security and enabled by EU budget flexibility, despite its high national debt; the plan includes personnel reductions and infrastructure consolidation.

Greece Announces €25 Billion Military Modernization Plan
Greece announced a €25 billion military modernization plan through 2036, fueled by concerns about regional security and enabled by EU budget flexibility, despite its high national debt; the plan includes personnel reductions and infrastructure consolidation.
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52% Bias Score

Istanbul Official's Health Crisis Spurs Release Plea
Mahir Polat, Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality deputy secretary-general, arrested on March 23, has been hospitalized multiple times for dangerously high blood pressure since his imprisonment in Silivri. His lawyer requests his release due to severe health risks.

Istanbul Official's Health Crisis Spurs Release Plea
Mahir Polat, Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality deputy secretary-general, arrested on March 23, has been hospitalized multiple times for dangerously high blood pressure since his imprisonment in Silivri. His lawyer requests his release due to severe health risks.
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56% Bias Score

Global Democracy Decline: Autocracies Outnumber Democracies
The V-Dem Institute's 2025 report shows autocracies surpassing democracies globally for the first time this century; 72% of the world's population lives in non-full democracies, including Turkey, which is classified as an 'elective autocracy' due to increasingly controlled elections and suppression ...

Global Democracy Decline: Autocracies Outnumber Democracies
The V-Dem Institute's 2025 report shows autocracies surpassing democracies globally for the first time this century; 72% of the world's population lives in non-full democracies, including Turkey, which is classified as an 'elective autocracy' due to increasingly controlled elections and suppression ...
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48% Bias Score
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