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    Erdoğan’s February 2026 Visits to Riyadh and Cairo: Regional Cooperation and Foreign Policy

    🧭 The main idea President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s visits to Saudi Arabia and then Egypt in February 2026 sent a clear political signal: Türkiye was seeking to consolidate a course of easing tensions and building partnerships with major regional powers, rather than sustaining costly...
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    Türkiye’s January 2026 Inflation: What It Means for Prices, Rent and Household Budgets

    1️⃣ Why does this matter? Inflation is more than an economic headline. Businesses, and sometimes landlords, refer to it when explaining proposed price or rent increases. 2️⃣ A quick overview: January 2026 - The Turkish Statistical Institute, TÜİK, published its January 2026 inflation figures. -...
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    January 2026 Inflation in Türkiye: Rent, Everyday Prices and Pay

    1️⃣ Why does this news matter? January’s inflation figures help inform discussions about rent, supermarket prices, service charges and pay in some sectors. They do not determine every price or contractual increase automatically. 2️⃣ What did TÜİK report? - TÜİK’s bulletin released on 3 February...
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    Türkiye in the Week of 9 February 2026: What to Watch in the CBRT Inflation Report

    1️⃣ Why did this matter that week? In the context of the Reuters report carried by Investing on 9 February 2026, attention was turning to the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye’s inflation report. The briefing was scheduled for 12 February 2026. This article preserves the perspective before...
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    Türkiye’s January 2026 Inflation: A Lower Annual Rate Does Not Mean Lower Prices

    1️⃣ Why did this matter? TÜİK’s bulletin released on 3 February 2026 showed annual inflation of 30.65% in January, lower than in December 2025, while monthly inflation rose to 4.84%. These are dated January figures, rather than the latest release. That could be an encouraging signal for markets...
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    Türkiye Weekly Brief, 9–15 February 2026: Inflation, Children’s Social Media Use and Regional Diplomacy

    A concise review of domestic and international developments 1️⃣ Domestic affairs: economy and prices • Inflation: January 2026 figures, released on 3 February, showed a slight further easing in annual inflation to 30.65%. This remained part of the economic discussion during the week covered...
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    Syria and Türkiye’s Border Security, Refugee Returns and Kurdish Issues: A General Guide for 2026

    1️⃣ Why does this matter to Türkiye? This is a general explanation of the potential effects of agreements and developments in Syria, not news of a specified agreement or an announcement of changed border-crossing arrangements. The year 2026 identifies the guide’s context. Such developments can...
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    Interest Rates in Türkiye in 2026: Borrowing Costs, Debt and Savings

    🏦 How do interest rates affect everyday life? Interest rates influence loans, credit-card borrowing, deposit returns and business financing. 🔍 Four important effects 1) 🏠 Home or car loans: higher borrowing rates can mean larger repayments for a new loan or a lower amount you qualify to borrow...
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    Understanding Inflation in Türkiye in Early 2026: A Guide for Citizens and Residents

    1️⃣ Why is inflation discussed so widely? It influences market prices, rent negotiations, wages and the cost of services, from restaurants to schools. It does not automatically determine every payment. 2️⃣ Where can you find official inflation figures? - The Turkish Statistical Institute, TÜİK...
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    Children and Social Media in Türkiye: The Early 2026 Policy Debate

    1️⃣ The main idea In early 2026, Türkiye was debating tighter regulation of minors’ use of social media, including age limits, age verification and content restrictions. Parliament reported on 13 January 2026 that its Child Rights Subcommittee had discussed and adopted a draft report. The issue...
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    🚌 Getting Around the Western Aegean Without a Car in 2026

    🚍 Getting around the western Aegean without a car Understanding four types of journey makes planning easier. ✅ 1) Urban travel - Use the local transport system: in İzmir, İzmirim Kart serves participating rail, tram, bus and ferry services. - Taxis can help with occasional connections, but...
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    Living in İzmir 2026: Neighbourhoods for Foreign Residents, Transport, Nearby Beaches and Lifestyle

    🏙️ Why İzmir? ✅ A large coastal city with a different pace from İstanbul, offering the possibility of a more relaxed daily routine. ✅ Widespread services and a varied transport network can make life practical for foreign residents, depending on the chosen area. 🧭 Understanding the city - 🏢 The...
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    İzmir Practical Guide 2026: Everyday Life, Transport and Services

    🏙️ İzmir at a glance İzmir is Türkiye's third-largest city, combining opportunities for study and everyday living with an Aegean setting. Its pace differs from İstanbul's, although congestion varies across the city. 📍 1) A quick guide to areas • Konak / Alsancak: Central services and many...
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    🏡 Muğla for Foreign Residents 2026: Seasonal and Year-Round Housing in Bodrum, Marmaris and Fethiye

    🌊 Why Muğla? - This large tourism province offers very different experiences for a week's holiday and a permanent home. - It may appeal to people seeking the sea and a quieter pace, or seasonal work in tourism, restaurants and services, subject to the appropriate right to work. 🧭 1) Two...
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    Manisa 2026: A Practical Guide to Living, Transport and Nearby Nature

    🧭 Manisa 2026: living, transport and nearby nature Close to İzmir, Manisa offers a working-city alternative with its own services and access to a larger regional centre. The practicality of that choice depends on your actual commute. ✅ Why consider Manisa? İzmir's employment, airport and coast...
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