DATA ANALYTICS

This study evaluates Türkiye's position in the field of technology by comparing its R&D expenditures, education statistics, and export data with other countries.

Based on data regarding Turkiye's water stress level and increasing water consumption, this article focuses on the pressure on national water resources and the current water potential.

This data analytics study examines the change in the relationship between education levels and earning levels in Türkiye and selected countries between 2014 and 2022.

This data analytics study evaluates the environmental savings provided by transportation infrastructure projects in Turkiye, the declining trend in per-vehicle pollution despite the increasing number of vehicles, and the strategic importance of the transition process to electric vehicles supported by domestic production and taxation mechanisms.

This article summarizes Turkiye's growth and disinflation projections in light of the IMF's World Economic Outlook report.

This study analyzes Turkiye's decline in energy intensity and the growth in renewable energy sources with data, in light of global carbon emission and energy efficiency trends.

This study analyzes Türkiye's position within NATO through concrete data based on its high contribution to the alliance budget and its military presence in critical missions.

This study examines the high volume of arms imports in Gulf countries and the transformation of Turkey's import-export balance in light of the transfer data updated by SIPRI in 2026.

This analysis evaluates, through data, the shock created by the logistical disruption in the Strait of Hormuz on the global energy supply.

This study examines the phenomenon of brain drain in Türkiye by utilizing data from the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) and the international Fragile States Index (FSI). By analyzing the methodological discrepancies between official administrative records and global risk indices, the research evaluates Türkiye's standing within both regional and continental frameworks.

The world is undergoing a profound demographic transformation over the last twenty-five years. Here it is explained in graphics.

Since 2000, military expenditures have shown a steady increase worldwide. According to available data, global military spending rose from approximately USD 1.24 trillion in 2000 to USD 2.60 trillion in 2024.