Turkey’s economy grew 5.6% last year, Reuters reported, citing official data. ... “The magnitude of Turkey’s social earthquake is much greater than that of the tectonic one,” he said.

Like most of Turkey’s prime tourist spots, Istanbul felt the shockwaves of the February 6 earthquake but sustained no damage. The city, home to 15 million residents, lies more than 800 ...

Turkey’s per capita GDP went from about $3,600 when Erdogan took over to about $12,600 a decade later—and then began slipping, ... including the earthquake’s—and the economy’s—recovery ...

The Turkish economy expanded slightly in the first quarter of 2023, overcoming February's devastating earthquake, driven by strong household consumption, as markets weigh the country's economic ...

Turkey’s Erdogan retains power, now faces challenges over the economy and earthquake recovery Supporters of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan celebrate outside his residence in Istanbul, Turkey ...

Turkey's economy expanded 5.6% in 2022, official data showed on Tuesday but growth was expected to slow significantly to 2.8% in 2023 after earthquakes this month caused widespread destruction in ...

It’s been one year since a 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck southern Turkey and northern Syria on Feb. 6, 2023. It was followed later in the day by another one, with a magnitude of 7.5.

The deadly earthquake in Turkey earlier this month caused an estimated $34.2 billion in damage, according to the World Bank, and may cost twice that to rebuild.

HATAY, Turkey, Feb 17 - Residents of a luxury housing complex in southern Turkey thought their apartments were 'earthquake-proof' until the structure toppled like a domino in last week's ...

Economy Earthquake-hit Turkey cuts interest rates to boost economy ahead of elections. Inflation simmers, but central bank says disaster won't have impact beyond short term ...

Erdoğan, whose grip on power long looked unassailable as he flexed the country’s muscles within Turkey and beyond its borders, faces the biggest threat to his premiership. IE 11 is not supported.

Like most of Turkey’s prime tourist spots, Istanbul felt the shockwaves of the February 6 earthquake but sustained no damage. The city, home to 15 million residents, lies more than 800 ...