The streaming giant could halt its services in Türkiye after the government begain probing its business practices and playlisting. Spotify is reportedly weighing up a potential exit from Türkiye as pressure mounts from both cultural and legal fronts. The Times (UK) reports that the streaming giant is considering “pausing its operations in the market or exiting Türkiye altogether” following criticism over certain playlists and a new antitrust investigation. Türkiye’s Deputy Minister of Culture and Tourism, Batuhan Mumcu, has accused Spotify of failing to respect national values. On X, he criticised playlists with titles such as “Emine Erdogan hotgirl playlist” and…