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Türkiye posted its highest-ever February exports in the automotive sector, totaling $3.54 billion.
Exports rose 19% year over year and accounted for 16.8% of Türkiye’s total shipments.
Germany was the top market for Turkish auto exports at 544 million dollars.
France and Italy followed, with 459 million and 338 million dollars respectively.
EU exports rose 25% to 2.69 billion dollars, underscoring regional growth.
Supplier industry led with 1.35 billion dollars in exports.
Passenger car exports reached 1 billion dollars.
Commercial vehicle exports surged 36% to 654 million dollars.
OİB Chairman Baran Çelik praised the sector’s agility in the global supply chain.

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sports10h ago

United reportedly value André Onana at around €45-50 million for a permanent sale.
United may struggle to recoup their original €57 million outlay for Onana.
Onana’s wages complicate a permanent exit with ongoing loan options possible.
Altay Bayındır is the understudy who could return to Türkiye in the summer.
A permanent deal for Onana hinges on finding a club willing to take on his wages.
Onana has featured in 21 games for Trabzonspor this season with four clean sheets.
Senne Lammens’ presence at United’s goal has increased scrutiny of Onana's form.
Onana’s contract runs until 2028, affecting potential sale strategies.
Trabzonspor president and vice president publicly discussed Onana’s value in talks with United.
The article was published recently by SI, with Ewan Ross-Murray as the author.

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world6h ago

Most of Türkiye remains safe for travelers despite regional conflict and airspace disruptions, with popular destinations still open to visitors.
The U.S. State Department has designated only a few areas near the Syrian border as Level 4 do-not-travel, due to ongoing threats.
Travelers should consider insurance coverage carefully, as some policies may not cover trip cancellations during airspace closures.
If postponement is considered, travelers should contact their insurance provider or airline for options.
Regional conflict and airspace changes have led to disruptions impacting travel in the broader Middle East.
US and NATO actions in Iran have escalated regional tensions, influencing travel advisories across nearby areas.
Some advisories caution about airspace closures affecting travel timing and schedules.
Experts emphasize that local conditions in Türkiye vary; many areas remain stable for tourism.
Travel advisories separate risk by region, recognizing higher risk near borders and lower risk inland areas.
Travelers are urged to monitor evolving safety advisories as the situation develops.

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