The Brussel Effect is a concept used to describe the regulatory standards in digital field shaped by the European Union with the aim of making these rules a global norm.
In 2019, the European Union (EU) introduced a set of 22 indicators to measure the successes of digital transformation. These indicators were used as a guide by Türkiye to enhance
(Turkey) Brussels Morning, In a move reminiscent of Georgia’s controversial “Foreign Influence Transparency Law,” Turkey’s ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) recently reintroduced its foreign agent law, sparking concerns among
"Together with heavy taxes and measures imposed on alcoholic products in recent years, the government’s failure to answer why a full-scale ban on alcohol would effectively combat the pandemic caused