Stories from Turkey

United Nations climate experts have reportedly admitted that climate change will not destroy the Earth tomorrow. This statement comes as Qatar participates in a preparatory meeting for COP31 in Antakya.

Turkey's trade volume increased by 33% in the first quarter, with online commerce significantly boosting overall turnover. The Ministry of Trade also granted external trade capital company status to 10 additional firms.

Turkish users are utilizing an average of five different artificial intelligence applications. Companies in China are challenging the dominance of Amazon and Nvidia in the AI semiconductor market with their own chips.

Borsa İstanbul has announced its holiday schedule, clarifying whether the stock market will be open on the eve of the holiday and during the holiday period. The announcement was made in conjunction with BFM Bourse. This outlines the days the market will be closed for public holidays. The Borsa Istanbul has announced its holiday schedule for the upcoming period. This information is relevant for investors and traders operating within the Turkish market.

A discussion in Turkey is exploring how artificial intelligence might affect the human brain. The debate also touches on the potential for AI to be used as a tool in classrooms.

Turkey's Energy Markets Operation Joint Stock Company (EPİAŞ) signed a memorandum of understanding with Uzbekistan's state-owned electric supply company, Uzenergosotish JSC. The agreement was signed in Istanbul.

Türkiye's top court has ended indefinite alimony payments, with the ruling set to take effect in nine months. This decision impacts family law issues within the country.

FMR Radyo Partido hosted a discussion on political topics.

Social media phenomenon Yakup TV (Y.Ş.), known for his broadcasts on the Kick platform, was arrested and sent to Silivri Prison. He faces charges of 'publicly insulting the memory of Atatürk' and 'insulting the President'.

Borsa Istanbul has been accepted as a recognized stock exchange by the United Kingdom's Revenue and Customs Administration. The Borsa Istanbul BIST 100 index began June 8, 2026, with a decline. This recognition was announced by BFM Bourse.