Dozens protest in Sudan as gov’t switches out banknotes

Tourism industry cautiously optimistic about 2025

Turkish economy saw major policy shifts in 2024

Banking sector profit rises by 9 percent in 11 months

Foreign trade deficit widens by 25 percent in November

Incoming president Trump's deportation plans irk farmers

China manufacturing activity grows for third straight month

China's manufacturing activity expanded in December for the third month in a row, official data showed on Tuesday, as leaders fight to reverse a slowdown in the world's number two economy.

Türkiye may supply power to Syria, Lebanon: Minister

Türkiye may provide electricity to Syria and Lebanon, depending on the situation in the transmission network, Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar has said.

Şimşek confident decline in inflation will continue

The inflation is declining and will continue to fall, Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek said, adding that the moves on tobacco and fuel tax will not put inflation at risk.

Presidency reinstates secretary-general office

The presidential office has reverted to the secretary-general system, which was once a pivotal administrative unit in the parliamentary system.

Price inspections and fines amid minimum wage hike

Teams from the Trade Ministry have intensified price checks across the country to see if retailers are passing the hike in minimum wage onto consumers.

Auto sales in 2025 expected to hit around 1.2 million units

The increase in auto prices will be limited due to fierce competition in 2025, when vehicle sales are expected to be around 1.2 million units, according to industry representatives.

Government unveils new action plan for southeastern region

The government has unveiled a new Southeastern Anatolia Project (GAP) Action Plan covering the period of 2024-2028 to support the region’s economic development through large scale investments.

Jet crash in South Korea marks another setback for Boeing

2024 was already a dispiriting year for Boeing, the American aviation giant. But when one of the company's jets crash-landed in South Korea on Dec. 29, killing all but two of the 181 people on board, it brought to a close an especially unfortunate year for Boeing.

UK study warns of perils in AI-driven 'intention economy'

Conversational artificial intelligence (AI) tools may soon "covertly influence" users' decision making in a new commercial frontier called the "intention economy," University of Cambridge researchers warned in a paper published yesterday.

Egypt tests new extension of the Suez Canal

Egypt has tested a new 10-kilometer (6.2-mile) extension to the Suez Canal as it tries to minimise the impact of currents on shipping and increase the key waterway's capacity.

Indian workers replace Palestinians in Israel's building sector

Wearing a safety belt, helmet and work boots, Raju Nishad navigates the scaffolding, hammering blocks that will form part of a building in a new neighbourhood in central Israel's town of Beer Yaakov.

Baykar’s acquisition of Piaggio milestone development, say experts

The acquisition of Italian giant Piaggio Aerospace by the Turkish unmanned combat aerial vehicle producer Baykar marks a milestone for the Turkish aviation industry, according to experts.