World press writes on the political, economic, and geopolitical implications of İmamoğlu's arrest

Financial Times chief foreign affairs commentator Gideon Rachman, The New York Times Istanbul bureau chief Ben Hubbard and Şafak Timur, Wall Street Journal chief foreign affairs correspondent Yaroslav Trofimov, and Bloomberg's Turkey reporters Beril Akman and Tuğçe Özsoy wrote on the implications of Ekrem İmamoğlu's arrest.

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World press writes on the political, economic, and geopolitical implications of İmamoğlu's arrest

Financial Times chief foreign affairs commentator Gideon Rachman wrote: !The longer a government is in power, the harder it becomes for the opposition.!

The New York Times Istanbul bureau chief Ben Hubbard and Şafak Timur wrote: 'Pressures have strengthened the opposition.'

Turkey's cash arsenal helped it weather the crisis

Bloomberg's Turkey reporters Beril Akman and Tuğçe Özsoy wrote: 'If the Central Bank continues to intervene at last week's pace, net reserves could fall to zero by mid-April.'