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Minister Bolat: Annualized goods and services exports exceed $400 billion for the first time
Minister Bolat announced June foreign trade data. Annualized goods and services exports exceeded $400 billion for the first time.
1.5 million questioned, 4,000 wanted suspects caught in Ankara NATO summit security sweep
As part of the NATO Leaders Summit, the Ankara Police Department questioned over 1.5 million people and caught more than 4,000 wanted suspects during security operations conducted between April 4 and July 1.
Ministry of Trade Grants Foreign Trade Capital Company Status to 4 More Companies
With the communiqué published in the Official Gazette, Assan Alüminyum, Atakaş Çelik, Beyçelik Gestamp Otomotiv and Noksel Çelik Boru were granted foreign trade capital company status. Thus, the number of companies holding the status reached 107.
Canada will build a new oil pipeline to the Pacific to reduce US dependence
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is launching a massive pipeline project that will shift the country's oil exports away from the US, following an agreement with British Columbia. The line, with a capacity of 1 million barrels per day, will boost access to Asian markets.
The fuel price stabilization mechanism will end on October 1
A Presidential Decree published in the Official Gazette will gradually phase out the fuel price stabilization mechanism. While the SCT rate on cigarettes was reduced from 45% to 42%, specific taxes were increased.
Protests against Israel and support for Palestine grow at the 2026 World Cup
At the 2026 FIFA World Cup hosted by the US, Canada and Mexico, fans are protesting Israel and showing support for Palestine. Banners unfurled in Toronto, a nurse's statement in Miami, and Palestinian flags in stadiums drew attention.
Operation against fake ID gang in Istanbul: 31 detention orders issued
In an operation across 8 provinces centered in Istanbul, 31 detention orders were issued for gang members producing fake IDs and official documents. The investigation found that the gang collaborated with civil registry office employees to attempt to sell expatriates' properties.
EU High Representative Kaja Kallas to propose new sanctions on Russian military-industrial complex
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas announced she will propose sanctions on more entities supporting Russia's military-industrial complex after the latest attacks on Kyiv. She stressed the need to ramp up military aid to Ukraine and pressure on Moscow.
Seven films, from Spider-Man to Minions, hit cinemas this week
This week, seven new films spanning genres from drama to horror arrive in theaters. The re-release of 'Spider-Man: No Way Home', 'Minions and Monsters', and the Turkish horror 'Curse of the Dead' are among the highlights.
France's Health Insurance Fund Proposes Ban on Cigarette Sales for Post-2009 Generation
France's Health Insurance Fund report proposed banning cigarette sales to the generation born after 2009 to end tobacco consumption. It reminded that the UK passed a similar law in April.
Canada aims to announce global defense bank with 10 countries at NATO summit
Canada plans to announce the Global Defense, Security and Resilience Bank (DSRB) with the participation of about 10 countries at the NATO summit to be held next week in Türkiye. The bank aims to strengthen allied defense by providing up to $133 billion in low-cost financing.
Washington Post: Revolutions in artificial intelligence, biotech and space expected in next 50 years
In its comprehensive report 'America at 300,' The Washington Post foresees revolutionary changes over the next half-century in fields from artificial intelligence and the space economy to gene editing and the climate crisis.
Minister Bayraktar discusses electricity transmission and regional energy security with Azerbaijan
Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar discussed electricity transmission possibilities between the two countries and regional energy security in an online meeting with Azerbaijani Energy Minister Parviz Shahbazov.
BIST 100 closes 104 points higher, eyes on inflation
The BIST 100 index ended the day up 104.43 points, recording gains. Total trading volume reached 186 billion lira, while the banking index gained 0.17 percent and the holding index lost 0.63 percent.
Minister Şimşek: Customs Union operates under 1990s conditions, modernization a strategic necessity
Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek emphasized that the modernization of the Customs Union is a strategic necessity. The minister noted that the current structure operates under the economic conditions of the 1990s.
Turkey-Netherlands JETCO protocol signed: target $15 billion
Trade Minister Ömer Bolat announced that the new JETCO Protocol signed in The Hague marks the beginning of a comprehensive new era in Turkey-Netherlands economic relations, ranging from updating the Customs Union to visa facilitation.
Fidan: Erdoğan and Putin in constant contact on Black Sea and Ukraine issues
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan revealed that President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Russian President Vladimir Putin are in regular dialogue, including on Black Sea and Ukraine matters.
NATO: TCG Anadolu a Floating Base for UAVs – Providing Technological Superiority to the Alliance
NATO announced that the TCG Anadolu, belonging to the Turkish Naval Forces, serves as a floating base for unmanned aerial vehicles and gives the alliance technological superiority at sea.
President Erdoğan Speaks by Phone with Residents of Şahin Village in Western Thrace
During an AK Party delegation's visit to Western Thrace, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan spoke by phone with the residents of Şahin village and conveyed his greetings and affection.
Türkiye and Egypt Sign Memorandum of Understanding for International Transport Corridors
Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu announced at the Maritime Summit in Istanbul that, with the memorandum signed with his Egyptian counterpart, they will strengthen cooperation on transport corridors, especially the Middle Corridor and the Development Road.

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