Daily Sabah

Daily Sabah, meaning "Daily Morning," is a pro-government daily newspaper based in Turkey. It is available in English, German, and Arabic and is part of the Turkuvaz Media Group. The first edition of Daily Sabah was released on February 24, 2014. The newspaper is currently led by editor-in-chief Serdar Karagöz.

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Erdoğan said to visit Rome on April 29 for Türkiye-Italy summit | Daily Sabah

1 week ago | dailysabah.com

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan will travel to Italy on April 29 to meet with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and attend a business forum, according to a...
India treads carefully in Trump's tariff war

1 week ago | dailysabah.com | Shakir Husain

Two contrasting White House scenes in February can be used to better understand U.S. President Donald Trump's style of doing business with world leaders and what lies ahead for the U.S.-India relationship, which the previous Joe Biden administration considered "one of the most consequential in the world." Trump's shouty meeting with his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, on Feb. 28 vividly showed the U.S. leader's bossy transactional nature. "You don't have the cards right now.
International institutions convinced to bet big on Turkish startups

1 week ago | dailysabah.com | Timur Sırt

Revo, a venture capital fund, has successfully convinced international investors, such as the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the European Investment Fund (EIF), to invest in its third fund, which exceeds $100 million, according to its co-founder Cenk Bayrakdar. Bayrakdar's remarks came on the sidelines of an event in Istanbul by startups.watch to announce a investment report that wrapped up the first quarter of the Turkish startup ecosystem.
Explore Maastricht: European treasure of art, history, charm

1 week ago | dailysabah.com | Ilker Topdemir

Situated at the southern most tip of the Netherlands, Maastricht is a delightful small city renowned for its rich history, stunning architecture and vibrant cultural scene. Often considered one of Europe’s hidden gems, it boasts medieval streets, historic landmarks, a thriving culinary scene and picturesque views along the Maas River. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a food lover or simply seeking a relaxing escape, Maastricht offers a unique experience.
‘It's also fine to die in our beds’

2 weeks ago | dailysabah.com | Betül Tilmaç

Today, Gaza bleeds once again. Israeli airstrikes, relentless and indiscriminate, have so far buried 50,700 lives under the rubble – most of them women and children. These attacks did not just shatter bodies; they shattered the last fragile threads of a cease-fire already hanging by a thread. Peace for Gaza is now nothing more than a mirage. And yet, the horror does not end with numbers.
French ambitions: Leading Europe while struggling at home

2 weeks ago | dailysabah.com | Abdennour Toumi

In this post-World War II world order, economics and geopolitics have drastically shifted due to COVID-19, Russia's special operation in Ukraine in 2022, and more recently, U.S. President Donald Trump’s strategies of shock since his inauguration. This has been followed by consecutive summits in Riyadh and Istanbul aimed at resolving the Ukraine crisis, as well as Trump's declaration of a global trade war last week.
AI, cloud security fuel surge in cybersecurity investments

2 weeks ago | dailysabah.com | Timur Sırt

The acceleration of digital transformation and the rising frequency of global cyber threats have turned cybersecurity ventures into a prime focus for investors. Data from 2024 highlights record-breaking investments in artificial intelligence-powered security solutions and cloud technologies. Türkiye, meanwhile, is making notable strides in cybersecurity with locally developed projects, earning recognition on the international stage.
Beyond the boycott: Rethinking Türkiye's opposition strategy

3 weeks ago | dailysabah.com | Betül Tilmaç

Türkiye has been shaken by a wave of anger in recent days – but this anger is being directed at an unexpected target: its own brands. In recent days, the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoğlu has been met with protests by some groups who view it as an unjust decision, leading to demonstrations across Türkiye.
Digital race: How Türkiye can boost competitiveness and investment

3 weeks ago | dailysabah.com | Timur Sırt

The European Union is implementing various programs and regulations to promote digital innovation and enhance competitiveness. Among these is the Digital Europe Program, launched with a budget of 7.5 billion euros ($8.10 billion) for the 2021-2027 period. The initiative aims to help the EU achieve digital independence and focuses on investing in advanced technologies, ensuring accessibility for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and promoting digital innovation.
Ghost nets from Marmara Sea turn into sustainable eyewear

3 weeks ago | dailysabah.com | Samantha Budd

The Association for the Protection of Marine Life (DYKD) from Türkiye has partnered with the local eyewear manufacturer Billur Optik to transform ghost nets retrieved from the Marmara Sea into raw material for sunglasses frames. The initiative, launched over the past two years, has resulted in the recovery of 1,500 square meters of ghost nets from the sea. These nets are now being processed into granules for sunglasses frame production, which began earlier this month.