Turkey: Government, Public Sector

The European Commission's Net Zero Industry Act draft proposes a significant shift in EU procurement and industrial policy that could formally recognize Turkish-manufactured products as "Made in EU." This legislative framework establishes stringent environmental and regulatory conditions that Turkey must meet to gain access to European public procurement markets and industrial incentives. While offering substantial opportunities for deeper integration into European supply chains, the proposal also presents

24 Nisan 2026 tarihinde kamuoyuna açıklanan “Türkiye Yüzyılı Yatırım İçin Güçlü Merkez Programı”, Türkiye’nin uluslararası yatırım, finans, hizmet ve yönetim faaliyetleri bakımından bölgesel bir merkez olarak konumunun güçlendirilmesini amaçlayan kapsamlı bir reform programı niteliği taşımaktadır.

The “Century of Türkiye Strong Hub for Investment Programme”, announced on 24 April 2026, represents a comprehensive reform agenda aimed at strengthening Türkiye’s position as a regional hub for international investment, finance, services and management activities.

This Draft Law was prepared within the framework of the 4th Judicial Reform Strategy Document (2025–2029)—a policy text aimed at structuring the legal framework for digitizing judicial processes and eliminating procedural delays through legislative amendments. The Package consists of 29 articles and 1 provisional article.

Bu makale, Rekabet Kurumu’nun 4054 sayılı Kanun’un 15. maddesi uyarınca kullandığı yerinde inceleme yetkisinin Anayasa’ya aykırılığı ve bu durumun mevcut idari yargı davalarına etkileri üzerinde durmaktadır.

22 Haziran 2026 tarihinde TBMM'ye sunulan ve komisyon aşamasından geçen 12. Yargı Paketi "Yargının Etkin ve Verimli İşlemesine Yönelik Bazı Kanunlarda Değişiklik Yapılmasına Dair Kanun Teklifi" 1adını taşımaktadır.

NATO's Ankara summit navigated heightened transatlantic tensions as European allies sought to demonstrate unity and progress on defense spending while managing unpredictable American leadership under the Trump administration's "NATO 3.0" vision. The gathering highlighted both the alliance's resilience and the growing challenges of maintaining cohesion amid diverging strategic priorities, with significant implications for European defense planning and industrial cooperation.

An examination of civil maritime security challenges in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov regions, exploring the complex geopolitical dynamics affecting shipping routes and naval operations in these strategically important waterways. The analysis considers current security threats and their implications for international maritime commerce.

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Bahse konu bu sözleşmeler, Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Anayasası uyarınca tanınan kişi hak ve hürriyetlerini oldukça yoğun şekilde sınırlamaları sebebi ile “Kelepçeleme Sözleşmeleri” olarak adlandırılmaktadır. Zira söz konusu sözleşmeler ile kişinin hukuki ilişkinin devamında hareket kabiliyeti, kişilik hakları hukuka ve ahlaka aykırı şekilde sınırlanmakta ve ekonomik özgürlük de karşı tarafın keyfiyetine tabi hale gelmektedir.

The European Commission's Net Zero Industry Act draft proposes a significant shift in EU procurement and industrial policy that could formally recognize Turkish-manufactured products as "Made in EU." This legislative framework establishes stringent environmental and regulatory conditions that Turkey must meet to gain access to European public procurement markets and industrial incentives. While offering substantial opportunities for deeper integration into European supply chains, the proposal also presents

The European Commission's draft Net-Zero Industry Act introduces a groundbreaking framework that could allow Turkish-manufactured products to qualify as "Made in EU," fundamentally reshaping Türkiye's economic relationship with the European Union. While this recognition offers significant opportunities for Turkish industry—including enhanced access to European public procurement markets and deeper integration into manufacturing value chains—it comes with substantial compliance requirements