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Demographic ticking clock for Türkiye’s future

"Türkiye’s demographic window of opportunity of 10 to 15 years needs to be evaluated well for the sustainability of the Turkish Welfare Regime, which has expanded considerably in the last twenty years." (Illustration by Erhan Yalvaç)

Demographic ticking clock for Türkiye’s future

By admin on March 21, 2025

I frequently address population policies in my articles at Daily Sabah and aim to scrutinize the changes in Türkiye’s population. This is because understanding the…

Socio-economic snapshot on Türkiye’s children

"Although Türkiye is an aging country, its child rate is 26%, well above the EU-27 average (18%). This data shows that Türkiye still has a 10-15-year window of opportunity against the aging crisis." (Illustration by Bünyemin Esen)

Socio-economic snapshot on Türkiye’s children

By admin on October 3, 2024

In my previous article, I mentioned the child statistics published by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TurkStat) as an important dataset revealing the demographic transformation of…

Solo living on rise in Türkiye, affects societal norms

A crowd is seen at Eminonu Square in Istanbul, Türkiye, Feb. 15, 2024. (Getty Images)

Solo living on rise in Türkiye, affects societal norms

By admin on February 19, 2024

Türkiye is undergoing a significant shift in societal dynamics, with more individuals opting for solo living, reshaping traditional family structures and social norms. Influenced by…

Survey reveals Turkish men more attached to tradition than women

Man drinking Turkish coffee, Istanbul, Türkiye, Jan. 11, 2024. (Getty Images)

Survey reveals Turkish men more attached to tradition than women

By admin on January 17, 2024

A recent survey conducted by research company Areda has shed light on the prevalence of traditional values in Turkish society, highlighting distinctions in the attachment…

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Demographic ticking clock for Türkiye’s future

Socio-economic snapshot on Türkiye’s children

Solo living on rise in Türkiye, affects societal norms

Survey reveals Turkish men more attached to tradition than women

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The Russia-Ukraine conflict is now in its 419th day.

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The unions are demanding an increase in real wages this year after two years of consumer prices rising faster than nominal wages, citing healthy profits in Norwegian industries.