Aposto World · 13 November 2026
💻 Huang quits Nvidia, Ukraine talks move to Dublin
Jensen Huang quits Nvidia, Trump's envoys go from the Kremlin to Dublin and Iran claims a strike on a US radar in Bahrain.
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Magazine · 15 Nov
Reading the ‘Living Autobiography’ trilogy: can we dream of the future and stay open to the possibilities of today?
Deborah Levy’s “Living Autobiography” trilogy tells of a woman’s efforts to build a life of her own. With these books as company, we think about the times when the old order no longer fits us but the new one has not yet taken shape, and about ways to hold on to our dreams for the future without putting our present lives on hold.
Magazine · 14 Nov
An Istanbul meyhane in London: Kısmet
Opened in July as a one-year project, Kısmet is one of London’s newest Turkish restaurants and opens a new chapter in how Turkish cuisine is represented in the city. We talked to Keiran Mustafa, a chef of Turkish Cypriot descent, and Dom Hamdy, one of the names behind some of London’s most notable restaurants, about Kısmet’s story, meyhane (traditional tavern) culture and the changing place of Turkish food in London.
Magazine · 13 Nov
We asked film critics: which film would you erase from memory to watch for the first time again?
The Dutch cinema chain Pathé and the Amsterdam-based creative agency ACE ran an experiment called “Pathé REWIND”. The aim was to see whether hypnosis could make people feel they were watching a film they love for the first time. Taking the experiment as our cue, we asked members of the Turkish Film Critics Association (Sinema Yazarları Derneği, SİYAD) which film they would wipe from their memory to watch again for the first time.
Magazine · 13 Nov
In Orpheus’s footsteps with Burcu Fikretoğlu, between presence and absence: ‘Imitate the Sleep of Stones’
The National Archaeological Museum in Athens is hosting a contemporary artist’s solo exhibition within its permanent collection for the first time. William Kentridge’s “Imitate the Sleep of Stones”, curated by Burcu Fikretoğlu, takes as its starting point the ancient Greek myth of Orpheus, the musician who descends into the underworld to bring his beloved Eurydice back to life. We heard about the exhibition from its curator, Burcu Fikretoğlu.
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Latest issue · 6 Nov
Index gatekeepers freeze Istanbul as disinflation stalls
S&P Dow Jones joins MSCI in halting Turkish index changes, on a day inflation ran at 29.77% and the PMI fell to 47.3.
- S&P Dow Jones halts index changes on Turkish stocks
- October inflation overshoots as PMI falls to 47.3
- October trade gap narrows to $6.7bn on export growth
- Manufacturing PMI and car sales both contract sharply
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