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The New Corporate Battleground: Flexible Benefits and Wellbeing Experience
According to Turkey’s “2025 Benefits & Wellbeing Survey” , private health insurance (97%) and meal allowances (96%) are the most common employee benefits, while only 25% of companies currently offer a flexible benefits program . The research also revealed that hybrid work has become the new standard , adopted by 73% of companies . The study found that 32.1% of companies have a comprehensive wellbeing strategy , while one in five still have no initiatives in this area. H
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Apple’s Market Value Rises to $4 Trillion
iPhone 17 Sales Break Records! According to data from Counterpoint Research, the iPhone 17 series recorded 14% higher sales than the iPhone 16 during the first ten days in the US and China. The strong sales momentum reflects both high consumer demand and the impact of Apple’s premium pricing strategy .
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Merz: "We Want to See Türkiye in the EU"
During his visit to Türkiye, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz met with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. Following their meeting, the two leaders held a joint press conference. Merz stated: "Both I and the Federal Government want to see Türkiye in the EU. I proposed a strategic dialogue on this matter. We wish to restart this dialogue." President Erdoğan reaffirmed Türkiye’s determination toward full EU membership, saying: "If the firm will demonstrated by Türkiye receives the
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Two-Thirds of Employees Say They Lack Stable Working Hours!
23% — According to the FlexJobs Work and Time-Off Pressure Report , nearly a quarter of employees did not take any vacation in the past year. 62% — Based on the American Work Quality Survey , nearly two-thirds of workers say they don’t have stable, predictable, or controllable work schedules , leading to higher stress levels and disengagement . Source: HR Dive
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How Young EU Citizens Use Social Media
More than 6 in 10 young EU citizens say they use social media platforms daily to follow social and political news and updates . Over half of young users rely on platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and X to stay informed about current events, according to Eurobarometer . Compared to older age groups (55+), younger participants are more likely to read or watch content, like or react to posts, and share content through private messages. However, they are less likely to commen
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Tight Race in Dutch Elections
Geert Wilders’ anti-Islam Freedom Party (PVV) faces a tight contest in the Dutch elections, and even if it secures victory, forming a new government appears highly unlikely. Wilders, who emerged as the clear winner in the November 2023 elections , now seems to be losing ground , according to the latest public opinion polls conducted ahead of the vote. Despite his previous success, coalition-building remains a major challenge , as many mainstream parties continue to dista
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EU Expansion: How Will the Long Wait End?
Western Balkan EU candidates have faced years of delay on their path toward membership, despite long-standing efforts to advance. Currently, nine countries are seeking to join or maintain their candidate status within the European Union, with seven of them already engaged in accession negotiations , the final stage before membership. Albania and Serbia applied for EU membership in 2009 , Montenegro in 2008 , and North Macedonia has been waiting since 2004 . The last cou
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Croatia Reinstates Mandatory Military Service
The Croatian Parliament has voted to reinstate mandatory military service , marking a significant policy shift amid rising tensions in Europe following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. In the 151-member parliament , the proposal passed with 84 votes in favor , 11 against , and 30 abstentions . According to public broadcaster HRT , the service will last two months and provide citizens with basic military training . This decision represents a return to conscription after it was
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Marketing Like You’ve Never Seen Before!
German elevator manufacturer Böcker turned an unbelievable event—the use of one of its ladders in the Louvre Museum heist —into a brilliant marketing opportunity filled with sharp humor. “The Böcker Agilo carries treasures weighing up to 400 kg at a speed of 42 meters per minute — as quiet as a whisper.” The family-owned company, based in North Rhine-Westphalia, decided to respond just one day after learning that no one was injured in the heist. With a witty social media pos
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New U.S. Sanctions on Russia
The Trump administration has imposed sanctions on major Russian energy giants for the first time, citing Moscow’s “failure to demonstrate a serious commitment to a peace process that would end the war in Ukraine.” The sanctions target Rosneft and Lukoil , Russia’s two largest oil companies. Rosneft has already been blacklisted by the European bloc as well. The move came shortly after the White House canceled a planned summit between Trump and Putin in Budapest , following co
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Germany’s Wave of Layoffs Grows!
Thousands Have Already Lost Their Jobs — and Thousands More Are Waiting A weakening economy, declining demand, and rising competition are putting immense pressure on German companies. To stay afloat, firms are freezing new hires and continuing large-scale layoffs. 📌 The automotive industry has been hit the hardest — over 50,000 jobs have been lost, accounting for 6.7% of the sector’s total workforce and nearly half of all 114,000 manufacturing jobs cut during the same per
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95% of Companies Fail to See Results from AI Projects!
A recent report published by MIT has revealed that 95% of corporate AI pilot projects fail to deliver measurable business outcomes . Despite massive investments and growing interest in artificial intelligence, most companies are struggling to turn their AI initiatives into tangible value. Turkey’s first SAP Gold Partner , Nagarro + MBIS , is addressing this challenge by offering AI awareness workshops that help companies discover the right formula for success in artificial
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Germany Preparing for War: Mandatory Military Service Back on the Agenda
As tensions rise between Europe and Russia and the possibility of a future conflict grows, Germany is stepping up military preparations . The government has allocated €100 billion for new weapons and ammunition, and is considering major structural changes — including the reintroduction of compulsory military service — to expand its armed forces. The coalition government led by Chancellor Friedrich Merz has introduced a bill titled “Modernization of Military Service” , whic
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Louvre Museum Robbed: French Crown Jewels Stolen in 7 Minutes
Three thieves broke the windows on the Seine-facing side of the Louvre Museum, used a freight elevator, and gained access to a room displaying royal jewelry. The robbers stole nine pieces from the museum’s Apollo Gallery , which houses jewels belonging to Napoleon and the Empress. The stolen items include a necklace, brooch, crown, and several other jewels . Following the heist, the Louvre in Paris was temporarily closed . The museum has a long history of thefts and attempte
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Radical Decision in Hamburg: Logistics and Tourism Sectors Concerned
Hamburg’s goal to become climate-neutral has been moved forward from 2045 to 2040 , prompting discussions of radical measures such as driving bans and a widespread 30 km/h speed limit . Experts warn that slowing down traffic could have negative impacts on both the tourism and logistics industries — two key pillars of the city’s economy. Prof. Dr. Dirk Engelhardt, Board Member of the Federal Association of Freight Transport and Logistics (BGL) , emphasized Hamburg’s national
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Iceland Breaks Tourism Record
Known as the “Land of Fire and Ice,” the Nordic island nation has become famous for its geothermal hot springs, glaciers, and waterfalls. It’s also one of the best places in the world to witness the Northern Lights , and thanks to its endless daylight in summer , Iceland remains an attractive destination all year round. Despite reports suggesting that its appeal was fading, Iceland welcomed 1.8 million international tourists in the first nine months of 2025 . During the firs
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Debate Over Mandatory Military Service in Germany
The discussion over reintroducing compulsory military service has divided the German government . Plans to bring back conscription have descended into chaos after a last-minute disagreement between the ruling coalition parties. A compromise proposal that included mandatory service was rejected . Berlin is rushing to increase defense spending and personnel following NATO warnings that Western allies must be prepared for a potential Russian attack within the next four years.
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Striking AI Forecast
Over 100 Million Could Lose Their Jobs! A Democratic-led U.S. Senate study has revealed that artificial intelligence could cause more...
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‘Turbo Citizenship’ to Be Abolished in Germany
Germany’s new coalition government, formed by the CDU/CSU and SPD , is ending the “three-year fast-track citizenship” policy introduced...
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Trump on Greta Thunberg: “A troublemaker, she needs to see a doctor.”
U.S. President Donald Trump has launched a harsh attack on climate activist Greta Thunberg, calling her “a troublemaker with anger issues...
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