Cost-of-living crisis weighs on rights: EU agency

S Korea hits Coupang with record fine over e-commerce data leak

SpaceX on cusp of record IPO that could make Musk a trillionaire

Trump says may not renew North America trade pact

Early-morning World Cup matches set to boost breakfast economy in Türkiye

Türkiye’s construction spending surges 44 percent in 2025

BYD investment deal, obligations remain valid: Ministry

Türkiye’s Industry and Technology Ministry has said that the investment agreement signed with Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD, including the conditions in the agreement and the company’s obligations and guarantees submitted to the state, remains valid.

Türkiye secures funds from EIB for green transition

Türkiye has secured 200 million euros ($215 million) from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to back its green economic transition, marking a significant step in the country’s reviving financial ties with the European Union.

Türkiye to modernize Syrian border gates to fast-track trade

Türkiye is overhauling its customs gates along the Syrian border, integrating artificial intelligence and upgrading physical infrastructure to transition to a digitized, faster trade corridor, a top customs official has said.

Akkuyu eyes first nuclear power by year-end

Türkiye’s first nuclear power plant has completed a critical commissioning milestone by loading simulated fuel assemblies into its first reactor unit, keeping the project on track to generate its first electricity by the end of the year, officials have announced.

Chilean government abandons zero-deficit plan after protests

The government of Chile's new right-wing President Jose Antonio Kast backed away from a campaign promise to erase the budget deficit after encountering strong resistance to its belt-tightening measures.

US-Canada bridge threatened by Trump to open this week: Carney

Prime Minister Mark Carney said on June 9 a new bridge connecting Canada and the United States that President Donald Trump had threatened to block will open this week.

China inflation stabilises in May as energy costs ease

Chinese consumer prices remained stable in May, as official data on June 10 showed the impact of soaring energy prices had started to fade, while increased demand for AI-linked tech goods pushed factory gate costs up for a third straight month.

Türkiye’s first nuclear plant reaches new testing stage

Türkiye’s first nuclear power plant has completed another key stage in preparations for commissioning, with mock nuclear fuel assemblies loaded into the reactor pressure vessel of Akkuyu’s first unit.

Ankara, Riyadh ink railway, transport agreements

Türkiye and Saudi Arabia reached a historic milestone in the transportation and logistics relations by signing memorandum of understanding agreements in transport and railway fields, Turkish Transport and Infrastructure Minister Abdulkadir Uraloğlu said on June 9.

Turkish banks to open branches in Syria as economic ties deepen

Türkiye and Syria have reached an agreement allowing Turkish banks to open branches in Syria, Turkish Trade Minister Ömer Bolat said on June 9, while also signaling the imminent opening of another key border crossing.

Indonesia's central bank unveils surprise rate hike to stem rupiah rout

Indonesia's central bank announced a surprise 25-basis-point interest rate hike on June 9, citing "high global volatility" and concerns over currency stability.

Pentagon says Alibaba, Baidu and other tech firms aiding China's military

The United States issued an updated list on Monday of Chinese companies that it believes are aiding the country's military — including e-commerce giant Alibaba, search engine provider Baidu and electric vehicle maker BYD.