TBMag Issue 28 — April-May 2026 is live.

Turkish British Magazine - Issue 28 – April-May 2026

📅 Published: 01/04/2026

✍️ Editor's Note

This issue arrived at a moment when the world feels genuinely unstable — when the story we have always told ourselves about Western alliances, energy security and the comfortable distance between geopolitics and daily life is being tested in real time. TBMag exists because there is a community that experiences these events differently. That has family in Istanbul and a mortgage in London. That watches Galatasaray results and the Bank of England simultaneously. That knows, from lived experience, that Turkey and Britain are not two separate stories but one complicated one. We will keep writing it. Thank you for reading. — The TBMag Editorial Team

Turkish British Magazine - Issue 28 – April-May 2026

✍️ Editor's Note

📖 In This Issue

TBMag Issue 28 Is Here – And the World Looks Very Different This Spring

Mediterranean Cinema Comes to Hackney: CineMediterra Returns to London for Its Second Edition

NO WAR The World That Chose Violence When It Had Every Reason Not To

Spring in London & Istanbul Issue 28 April–May 2026

ONUR: The London Artist Who Refuses to Be Defined

Turkish Students’ Day of Pride in the UK: Team Ditto Wins HackSussex 2026

Contemporary Turkish Artists to Showcase ‘Form & Flux’ at London’s 67 York Street

The Oasis That Dried Up: How 15 Days Shattered the Dubai Dream — and What It Means for British and Turkish Investors

One Museum, One River, One Bet: The Real Story Behind the Bilbao Effect

Black Swans and Grey Rhinos: The Risk Vocabulary Every Investor Needs Right Now

The Forum That Could Shape UK–Türkiye Trade’s Next Chapter

The $435 Million Goodbye: How Uber Swallowed Getir — and What It Means for Turkish Tech

Macondo, At Last, on Screen

When Wars Cost More Than Lives: The Price of Oil, the Chaos at Dubai, and the Bill That Is Coming for All of Us

Turkey’s Crypto Tax: What Just Happened, What It Means, and What Comes Next

Antalya, November 2026: Why COP31 Is the Most Important Event in Turkey’s Modern History — and What It Means for Britain

“Before the Children Get Better”: Inside Turkey’s Most Trusted Cancer Foundation

Seven Days in Scotland: Castles, Lochs and the Road That Never Ends

Oscars 2026: Revolution, Grief and a Long Overdue Crown

Where Science Ends and the Soul Begins?

Stop Guessing, Start Growing: The Digital Marketing Shift British-Turkish Businesses Can’t Afford to Ignore

Britain Is Watching the World’s Most Important Waterway Shut Down — And Counting the Cost

The 33-Kilometre Question: How a Narrow Strait Became the World’s Most Dangerous Economic Problem

Cracked Alliance, Soaring Oil: How the Iran War Is Exposing Britain’s Most Dangerous Illusions

The Man From Ankara at the Centre of the World’s Energy Emergency

The Museum Was Built for Kemal. This Book Is for Füsun.

World Class and World Apart: Turkey’s Hospitals Join the Global Elite — But the Gap With Health Tourism Remains