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The Turkish president is blackmailing Nato’s other members but has his weak spots
Disruption to food and energy imports caused by war in Ukraine adds to pressure on prices
Ekrem İmamoğlu says company leaders are ‘culpable’ for Turkey’s economic crisis
Cargo prevented from entering Black Sea port after Kyiv complains of resources stolen in invasion
Inflationary pressures fuelled by fall in lira mean president’s move will do little to support households, analysts say
Block on Deutsche Welle and Voice of America websites risks fuelling tension between Ankara and the west
President’s insistence on extradition of 73 prisoners at odds with text of accord with Sweden and Finland
Backing for modernising fighter force comes as Ankara drops opposition to Finland and Sweden joining Nato
Washington says sanctions send ‘powerful message’ to anyone backing Moscow’s Ukraine invasion
Nordic countries ease Erdoğan’s concerns they have been too accommodating towards extremist groups
Under-pressure currency climbs in response but analysts say move is further step towards capital controls
Ankara wants Nordic applicants to security alliance to address concerns on terrorism
Jens Stoltenberg says it is still possible to overcome Ankara’s ‘legitimate’ concerns
Little reprieve for currency after government pledges to tackle ‘topics on our economic agenda’
Name change is part of longstanding effort by Turkish leader to boost his nation’s image on the world stage
Currency has shed 22% this year and analysts warn fall is ‘likely to continue’ without rate rises
Deal with Amineh Kakabaveh seen as complication for Stockholm’s Nato bid, which is being blocked by Turkey
Amineh Kakabaveh holds decisive vote in parliamentary poll that could bring down government
Antti Pelttari says Helsinki remains vigilant to threat from neighbour as it works on soothing Turkish terrorism concerns
President Erdoğan’s unorthodox strategy for managing the country’s economy continues to backfire
Helsinki starts charm offensive as it tries to persuade Turkey to back Nato application
Turkey’s antipathy to YPG threatens fight against Isis in Syria and plans for Nato expansion
Turkey’s strongman president wants to consolidate power at home and operate an autonomous foreign policy
‘Concrete steps’ needed on security concerns as Sweden and Finland seek membership
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