Turkey

Turkey's current WokeMeter assessment stands at 30, placing it at a global rank of 110 out of 186 countries and in the 18.8th percentile. This score reflects a relatively low policy signalling intensity, consistent with its dimension scores, which are uniformly set at 30 across all categories. The lack of significant recent events or changes in policies that would alter this static assessment means that Turkey's signalling intensity remains stable and unswayed by fluctuations in its internal or external socio-political environment.

The dimension scores indicate a consistent yet low level of policy signalling across various areas, including Speech & Expression Climate, Institutional DEI Policy Intensity, and Media & Platform Moderation. Each of these dimensions holds a score of 30, demonstrating a uniform approach to policy signalling that does not emphasize any particular area over another. The absence of pronounced legislative or regulatory activism, coupled with a moderate external data context such as a Quality of Life Index and Press Freedom Score both at 50, suggests a balanced but not intensely focused policy landscape. This consistent scoring across dimensions underscores Turkey's stable but limited engagement with Western-style progressive policies.