Turkey’s Constitutional Court has for a second time postponed a ruling on a yearslong fair trial complaint filed on behalf of Mazlum İçli, who was arrested at age 14 during the 2014 Kobani protests.

April 24 marks the commemoration of the Armenian Genocide, a date that signifies a beginning, a precedent, and a warning, remembering the arrest of Armenian intellectuals in 1915 during the Ottoman Empire.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan stated that Turkey's peace initiative to end the PKK's armed campaign would continue, despite the main pro-Kurdish party expressing doubts over delays.

Addressing his Justice and Development Party (AK Party) parliamentary group, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan stated that a process for dissolution of... and assured that a 'terror-free Türkiye' prevails.

A key witness has testified in a corruption and bribery trial involving officials from the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, alleging that bribes were paid.

Türkiye's Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure has signed a cooperation protocol with the Zero Waste Foundation to broaden the implementation of zero-waste practices across the country's transport sector.

Omer Celik, spokesman for Turkey's ruling AK Party, condemned what he called a 'shameful alliance' between Greek Cypriots and Israel, also criticizing Greece for allowing 'third parties' to interfere in its relations with Turkey.

The 11th Three Seas Summit took place in Croatia, gathering officials including FM Fidan and President Begaj. Discussions highlighted the initiative as a success story and emphasized the Western Balkans' strategic importance to Europe.

Nearly 40 people, including journalists, labor union members and opposition figures, were detained on Tuesday in İstanbul ahead of International Workers’ Day, celebrated on May 1, Turkish Minute…

An Azerbaijani diplomat was arrested for attempting to smuggle 70 kilograms of gold, with an additional 14 kilograms found in an Istanbul airport storage locker on the same day.

Representatives from several major European institutions have sent a joint letter to Turkish Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi, expressing concern over the state of local democracy in Turkey. The letter specifically cites the prolonged detention of elected officials as a key issue.

The gala screening of "Bir Adam Yaratmak" ("Creating a Man"), an adaptation of a play by Turkish poet Necip Fazıl Kısakürek, was held at Istanbul’s Atatürk Cultural Center.

The "Turkish doctor" as a border crosser between science, adventure and self-staging

High school students in Konya, Turkey, are crafting handmade prayer rugs inspired by historical and religious Islamic architecture, with the aim of providing aid to Gaza.

Master chef and culinary researcher Ömür Akkor has developed a unique menu inspired by the eating habits of people who lived in Mesopotamia during the Neolithic Age, approximately 12,000 years ago.

A recent survey indicates that over half of people in Turkey self-censor their phone calls and online activity, fearing surveillance and prosecution for expressing their views, highlighting eroded confidence in freedom of expression.

Trillion Energy announced that global supply chain disruptions are positively impacting the economic viability of its oil project in Türkiye. The company anticipates increased profitability due to current market conditions.

Turkish prosecutors are seeking up to 15 years in prison for engineer Baki Açıkel, accusing him of involvement with US-based organizations allegedly linked to the Gülen movement.

Turkey's communications chief stated that modern wars are now waged through screens and perceptions, emphasizing the country's priority to establish an information ecosystem based on accurate and reliable data.

On Saturday, I attended a very unique launch of a new art space in Istanbul’s historic Karaköy neighborhood. The Culture and Civilization Foundation (KÜME) held the launch of the '...

Turkey's BOTAŞ plans major expansion of Ceyhan oil storage.

Reports indicate that Turkey is actively contributing to increased tensions in the Aegean Sea region.

On April 27, 1909, a group known as the Young Turks deposed Sultan Abdul Hamid in Turkey, marking a significant historical event.

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan will represent Türkiye as a strategic partner at the 11th summit of the Three Seas Initiative (3SI) in Dubrovnik, Croatia.

An article explores the distinct yet comparable cultures of Ottoman hammams and modern British spas, one rooted in centuries-old ritual and the other in contemporary wellness philosophies.

Hoteliers in Ankara are making intensive preparations for the upcoming NATO summit scheduled to take place in the Turkish capital on July 7-8.

Türkiye's sunflower oil exports reached nearly $316.85 million in the first quarter of the year, marking a significant increase of over 17% compared to the same period last year.

The 5th Antalya Diplomacy Forum (ADF) successfully hosted numerous domestic and international participants, rapidly progressing towards becoming a significant global diplomatic platform.

Turkey is working to establish Istanbul as a leading global center for zero waste initiatives, with numerous international organizations planning to open offices in the city.

An analysis suggests that Türkiye's growing influence in global affairs is increasingly recognized by the EU and the United States, indicating it is no longer a country to be underestimated.

Turkey is considering a new investment law that includes a tax cut for exporters, aiming to boost economic activity and attract foreign capital.

Recent global developments highlight Türkiye's measured and prudent steps, indicating a strategic drive towards a new phase of global strength and influence.

Turkish actor and filmmaker Nadir Sarıbacak, living in exile in the US since 2016, is preparing for a US theater tour for his first feature film, a drama rooted in immigrant loneliness.

A Turkish court handed down a suspended sentence of over one year to Kurdish journalist Mehmet Üçar on terrorism propaganda charges for his reporting for pro-Kurdish outlets.

Turkish Justice Minister Akın Gürlek warned about the dangers of drugs, illegal betting, online gambling, and "social media terrorism" to children, youth, and families.

An ongoing energy crisis, particularly in the Middle East, is projected to potentially redraw the global energy map. This shift could position Türkiye to gain a more advantageous role in the international energy landscape.

A report from Türkiye’s National Intelligence Academy highlights how rapid advancements in artificial intelligence are fundamentally transforming the landscape of cyber threats.

Türkiye and Uzbekistan are strengthening their bilateral ties by expanding cooperation in the tourism sector, aiming to boost visitor numbers and cultural exchange between the two nations.

The Gaziantep Natural Life Park in southeastern Türkiye has announced the birth of a male giraffe calf, marking the first giraffe ever born in the country. The new calf has been introduced to visitors.

Traders in Turkey are reportedly mystified by an unexplained 40,000% stock surge, prompting questions about its underlying causes.

Three brothers in eastern Turkey were reportedly detained and beaten by police following a traffic dispute in Van’s Başkale district.

Turkish police detained three academics and a doctor in Tekirdağ province as part of an ongoing crackdown on the faith-based Gülen movement.

Türkiye and Spain are increasingly aligning their global positions, with their deepening ties highlighted by rising tensions between the United States, Israel, and Iran.

Türkiye's Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure has announced the launch of a 'Theatre Train' under the State Theaters’ Wagon Stage Project, which will tour across 13 different stops.

The Turkish Interior Ministry announced that almost one million stray animals, predominantly dogs, have been collected from the streets over the past year, with their fate remaining unknown.

Istanbul celebrates its annual tulip festival by planting over three million tulips each spring, serving as a vibrant reminder of the flower's origins.

Turkish artist Pertev Aslan has reinterpreted the 'talika,' a horse-drawn carriage widely used during the Ottoman era, by blending it with traditional Turkish decorative arts techniques.

Turkish President Erdoğan stated that ongoing wars, particularly in the conflict-ridden Middle East, are beginning to weaken Europe. He urged a shift towards diplomatic solutions to address these regional conflicts.

A Turkish court arrested two demonstrators and placed 20 others under judicial supervision following a protest in Istanbul over the suspicious death of a university student. Police had detained 79 people during the demonstration.

A researcher claims to have located Noah's Ark in Turkey, citing new underground scans as evidence. The discovery, if confirmed, would be a significant archaeological find.

A Palestinian woman, jailed for protesting outside the US Consulate General in Istanbul against Washington's support for Israel's actions in Gaza, has been moved from prison to a police station for deportation proceedings.

An upcoming seminar on April 26 will discuss the Gallipoli campaign and its evolving commemoration, focusing on the new Turkish perspective.

Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz stated that Türkiye is on the threshold of a demographic transformation during the 2nd Council on Aging. He vowed measures to address the issue.

Türkiye is preparing new social media regulations that will require users to verify their identities through the e-Government (e-Devlet) system before accessing platforms.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte visited Ankara, meeting with Türkiye's Defense Minister and offering high praise and a defense pledge ahead of a critical NATO summit.

Turkey's main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) is facing internal disputes and uncertainty regarding its future, trailing behind the ruling AK Party in opinion polls.

The historic Kasımiye Madrassa, which has existed for thousands of years, has resumed its original function as a center of learning in Türkiye after nearly a century.

Turkiye's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is expected to visit Britain for discussions on various topics including Iran, Ukraine, a free trade deal, and defense and energy cooperation.

Türkiye hosted the fifth edition of the Antalya Diplomacy Forum (ADF 2026), bringing together 6,400 participants from 150 countries, including numerous heads of state and ministers, to highlight its diplomatic outreach and rising global influence.

Reports of low-flying Turkish fighter jets over Nicosia and Kyrenia sparked concern among residents in northern Cyprus, though local authorities insisted the flights were routine operations and posed no danger.

Türkiye's National Intelligence Organization has made public a previously classified document from November 11, 1964, which details the stay of Iranian revolutionary leader Ayatollah Khomeini in Türkiye.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has ruled that Turkey violated the right to freedom of expression 432 times between 2002 and 2025, according to a news website report.

The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) has called on Turkey to rejoin the Istanbul Convention. PACE warned that women and girls in Turkey are being left without crucial protections due to widespread and underreported gender-based violence.

Turkish defense company Sarsılmaz, known for its small weapons production, is preparing to present its comprehensive end-to-end defense ecosystem approach at the SAHA EXPO.

The ancient city of Ani in Türkiye is highlighted as the "zero point" of Turkish-Islamic civilization in Anatolia, with an emphasis on its historical significance beyond being mere ruins.

Turkey is reportedly working to legitimize its accord with Libya, a move that has implications for regional politics.

The "Digital Istanbul" project has launched its fourth phase in schools, enabling the digital promotion of the city's historical sites in five languages for interactive learning.

The National Tourism Organization (NTO) is concentrating its efforts on enhancing and increasing tourist flows from Turkey to Greece. This initiative aims to boost cross-border tourism and economic ties.

An associate of Dawood Ibrahim has been extradited from Turkey as part of a three-year operation targeting 100 drug fugitives.

Twenty-five international and local press freedom organizations have strongly condemned Turkey's intensified use of its disinformation law to prosecute journalists, calling for its repeal and the release of those jailed.

Turkish prosecutors are seeking prison sentences of up to five years for eight individuals accused of insulting police officers in a video recorded during a deadly attack outside the Israeli Consulate General in Istanbul.

An article assesses the 'Kalın doctrine' and the evolving structure of the Turkish National Intelligence Organization (MIT), based on chief Ibrahim Kalın's public statements over nearly three years.

Turkish Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi, appointed in February, has pledged a strong fight against drugs, framing it as a 'fight for the future' and part of the Republic of Türkiye's 'Century of Peace' initiative.

Türkiye has officially labeled critical minerals as the core component of its national energy transition strategy. This move underscores the country's commitment to leveraging these resources for its future energy independence and sustainability goals.

Momo, a dog adopted from a shelter, is undergoing training to support disaster response operations with Izmir's fire department in western Türkiye.

Budget airline Wizz Air is experiencing a significant rebound in travel demand for routes to Türkiye and Egypt, markets that were initially affected by their proximity to regional conflicts.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is scheduled for a two-day official visit to Austria, where he will engage in discussions with his Austrian counterpart on a busy agenda covering EU relations and regional conflicts.

The death of a dismissed teacher in Ankara has brought renewed attention to the severe difficulties faced by individuals and families affected by the extensive government crackdown following the 2016 coup attempt in Turkey.

Turkey's Constitutional Court has dismissed an appeal filed on behalf of victims of the 2015 Ankara train station bombing, a decision lawyers argue ignores potential state negligence.

Turkey has announced substantial tax cuts as part of a new "tax architecture" designed to enhance the nation's competitiveness and attract greater investment. The government aims for these measures to stimulate economic growth.

A divorce dispute in Istanbul has evolved into a terrorism investigation after a man claimed to have found documents, photographs, and handwritten notes allegedly connecting his wife to the Gülen movement, also known as FETÖ.

The Ottoman-era Dugalica Mosque in Nevesinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina, which was destroyed by Serbs during the 1992-1995 war, has reopened. Its reconstruction was supported by Türkiye.

According to a Ministry of Justice report, courts and prosecution offices in Istanbul concluded 954,074 cases throughout the year 2025.

Türkiye plans to introduce a new system requiring age verification via its national e-Government platform and will restrict children under 15 from accessing social media to enhance online safety.

A recent 'gaffe' by Ursula von der Leyen is seen as an indicator of increasing Western pressure on Türkiye, with questions arising about what Western governments seek in return for their influence.

The Turkish Red Crescent (Kızılay) has made peer bullying a priority in its 2026 education programs, significantly expanding its anti-bullying efforts to reach 21,000 schools across Turkey.

A tea seller in Bartın, northern Türkiye, has adopted an innovative method to manage daily orders by using a hoverboard. This unconventional solution helps him deliver tea more efficiently along busy streets.

The head of the Istanbul Chamber of Commerce (ITO) stated that while Türkiye's economic management has established a successful framework, the ongoing program requires 'fine-tuning' and review due to its dynamic nature.

The Kültür Medeniyet Vakfı (KÜME) has opened its ArtıKÜME 2025 and ODAK exhibitions at Karaköy Palas in Istanbul, blending heritage restoration with contemporary art. The exhibitions aim to feature the artist's voice through various art forms.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan presented a series of new economic measures, including tax and investment proposals, aimed at bolstering Türkiye's economy, which he hailed as an 'island of stability' amidst regional conflicts.

Türkiye's Ministry of Culture and Tourism is expanding the 'Göbeklitepe: The Enigma of a Sacred Place' exhibition to major global centers for international promotion.

Turkish academics have issued a condemnation against alleged attacks by the US and Israel on Iranian universities.

A Turkish theory regarding encirclement by Israel is being discussed, as reported by eKathimerini.com.

A new constellation of regional powers, led by Turkey and Saudi Arabia and including Pakistan and Egypt, appears to be forming in the Middle East, jockeying for influence amid ongoing conflicts.

Türkiye is implementing industrial policies to transform its production structure, including subsidies and tax incentives, with a focus on relocating industrial hubs from Istanbul to Anatolia.

Turkey's Foreign Ministry has warned against inflaming tensions related to the 1915 events, emphasizing a growing climate of peace and reconciliation in the South Caucasus driven by regional actors seeking stability.

Turkish journalist Mahir Bağış has begun his trial on charges of insult and disseminating disinformation. The charges stem from a report he published concerning expenditures made by a governor appointed as a trustee to the Batman Municipality.

A Turkish court has handed down an 11-month suspended sentence to social media personality and singer Murat Övüç. The sentence was for insulting religious values in a video where he wore a headscarf.

Prosecutors in Türkiye have filed an indictment seeking up to 15 years in prison for an engineer accused of having ties to the Gülenist Terrorist Group (FETÖ) and involvement in its US network.

Turkey has become the latest country to ban children from social media, while nations like Britain are considering Australia-style bans.

Survey data indicates that Turkish households are increasingly favoring real estate as an investment option, while interest in gold has seen a decline.

Several roads in Istanbul's Beşiktaş and Beyoğlu districts will be temporarily closed today, with additional restrictions planned for Üsküdar tomorrow. The closures are due to scheduled public events.

Both Turkey and Norway are reportedly considering implementing bans on social media use for minors. Turkey is looking at a ban for children under 15, while Norway is eyeing a similar restriction for those under 16.

Türkiye is developing the INRAIL railway project, which is expected to significantly transform global trade routes, logistics networks, and infrastructure.

Ten people, including a Turkish national, have died after gunmen stormed a mining site in Chagai, torching machinery during the attack.

A Turkish court has again handed down a suspended sentence of 15 months to journalist Neşe İdil on charges of disseminating terrorist propaganda in her social media posts, in a retrial following a ruling by Turkey’s Constitutional Court.

President Erdoğan stated that children bear the significant cost of ongoing wars and regional crises, despite global efforts to mitigate their impact.

Türkiye has introduced a comprehensive, multilayered 7-step school security model to recalibrate its national security posture around educational institutions after recent violent incidents.

Türkiye is preparing to host the SAHA 2026 defense fair next month, an event designed to showcase the country's defense industry capacity, vision, and enhance its global visibility.

The Italian Ambassador to Turkey, Giuseppe Manzo, met with faculty and students at Ankara University's Department of Italian Studies, emphasizing the potential for Italian language study in the country.

A study conducted in Ankara, Türkiye, found that over 85% of students are unable to create secure passwords, highlighting significant cybersecurity vulnerabilities among children.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen faced criticism from Turkey's government and some European Parliament members after she grouped Turkey with Russia and China as a "malign axis." The remarks have caused significant diplomatic backlash.

The western Turkish province of Manisa, the third-largest city in the Aegean region, is highlighted for its deep historical roots and vibrant cultural heritage, blending ancient Lydia with Ottoman history.

The İstanbul Governor’s Office has once again denied permission for a ceremony marking April 24, Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, making it the fourth consecutive year the event has been banned.

Basaksehir completes a €2.8 million deal for Shomurodov.

Cypriot President Christodoulides has condemned European Council President Charles Michel's defense of Turkey, placing Turkey at the center of a "war of words" within the EU.

The Turkish Justice Ministry is preparing to replace police station sign-ins for many under judicial supervision with a phone-based biometric and GPS tracking system, significantly expanding the country's digital monitoring capacity.

One hundred ten Turkish coal miners, who had marched 200 kilometers to Ankara to stage a hunger strike over unpaid wages, were detained by authorities.

A Turkish court has jailed former Tunceli governor Tuncay Sonel on charges including evidence tampering, as part of a long-running investigation into the 2020 disappearance of university student Gülistan Doku.

Turkish Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek affirmed that while recent developments will impact Türkiye's inflation, the overall downward trend is expected to remain unchanged.

In a notable and rare decision, a provincial commerce chamber in Turkey has incorporated the Kurdish language into its official logo. This move signifies a significant cultural and political gesture within the region.

The investigation into the Gülistan Doku case is intensifying as legal and judicial statements highlight new evidence and procedural developments.

The Antalya Diplomacy Forum (ADF) 2026 is highlighted as a significant diplomatic gathering aimed at fostering stability diplomacy.

Turkish artist Ruken Adıbelli creates portraits, costumes, and accessories using plastic waste and other discarded materials collected from natural and urban environments.

The European Commission stated that Türkiye is an 'unquestionably important partner' in the region, both economically and politically, following earlier comments made by Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

Archaeologists have unearthed a marble statue of the Greek goddess Athena in the ancient city of Laodicea, Turkey. The statue's artistic style dates it to the reign of the first Roman Emperor Augustus.

A 26-year-old lawyer was fatally shot in Bursa by a man she had initiated enforcement proceedings against, prompting widespread condemnation and warnings about lawyer safety.

Both Türkiye and Singapore reported record-high demand for gold in the first quarter, with Singapore seeing unprecedented demand for gold bars and coins.

Cengiz Holding, a Turkish conglomerate, has applied to restart gold production at the Çöpler mine in Erzincan province, where a 2024 landslide killed nine workers.

Markets in Türkiye are preparing for a busy economic calendar in May, with investors closely monitoring key data releases, central bank communications, and policy signals.

Istanbul Airport, Türkiye's largest air hub, is targeting the commissioning of its fourth runway in the second half of the year, according to CEO Selahattin Bilgen.

Doctors in Türkiye have developed a new surgical approach for breast cancer treatment that allows multiple procedures to be performed in a single operation, a method that has now been included in international medical literature.

At the Izmir Trade History Museum, visitors are introduced to the approximately 8,500-year trade legacy of Izmir, western Türkiye – one of the most prominent port cities throughout...

An earthquake has occurred in Turkey, with details on its impact yet to be fully reported.

Western officials are reportedly engaged in an anti-Türkiye campaign, making statements that alienate Ankara and discredit pro-Türkiye states, which critics argue undermines Europe's own future.

Turkey has jailed seven individuals in Kayseri province, including teachers and military officers, after an appeals court upheld their prison sentences for alleged links to the faith-based Gülen movement.

A pro-Kurdish party has voiced criticism over what it describes as Turkey's hesitant steps towards achieving peace with the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).

Longtime foes Türkiye and Armenia held another meeting of their joint working group in Kars, eastern Türkiye, to discuss efforts to restore their railway connection.

Türkiye announced plans to invest $17.2 billion into its energy sector, which has grown to a total market size of $145 billion and employs approximately 300,000 people.

Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz praised relations with Serbia, emphasizing the country's essential role in maintaining stability across the Balkans during a reception hosted by the Serbian Embassy in Ankara.

Türkiye's Ministry of Health has issued a new regulation that significantly expands the scope of traditional and complementary medicine (GETAT) practices. This move aims to make such services more accessible to the public across the country.

Türkiye's minister announced that the country is preparing to unveil a new strategy focused on critical raw materials, signaling a move towards securing essential resources.

A new European defense architecture is being criticized for strategically marginalizing Türkiye, its most capable non-EU military partner, which is seen as a miscalculation.

Turkish authorities have refused to authorize an investigation into 36 public officials regarding alleged negligence in a 2025 wildfire that resulted in 10 deaths. This decision has drawn objections from victims' families and opposition politicians.

Turkish police detained over 30 people, including union leaders, in Istanbul's Taksim Square after blocking a May Day commemoration event.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan emphasized the need for adaptation to the transforming world in the age of artificial intelligence and robotics, stating his government aims to understand and manage these changes effectively.

Turkey's ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party) and its ally, the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), forming the People’s Alliance, are preparing to hold large-scale events aimed at rallying Turkish youth.

Turkey's ruling AK Party marked the anniversary of the 2007 'e-memorandum,' a controversial statement issued by the military against its government. The party reflected on its successful stand against military tutelage at the time.

A metro disruption in Istanbul on Monday led to significant congestion at Nurtepe Station, with passengers redirected to free shuttle buses and queues extending considerably.

The northwestern Turkish city of Edirne has announced its program for the upcoming Kakava-Hıdrellez celebrations, a cultural festival recognized by UNESCO.

The life story of Killa Hakan, a prominent figure in Turkish rap, is set to be adapted into a film, bringing his journey to the big screen.

The investigation into the disappearance of university student Gülistan Doku in Turkey has taken a significant turn with new evidence, including a technical signal from Ankara, altering the course of the case.

An analysis explores lessons in diplomatic ambition, drawing comparisons and insights from Turkiye to Putrajaya, Malaysia.

Türkiye is marking 19 years since a notorious memorandum from the chief of general staff, reflecting on how its impact has diminished in the country.

The EU and NATO have sent different messages to Türkiye within days, highlighting diverging perspectives between the two institutions on Türkiye's role in Europe's security debate.

The Turkish Foreign Minister, Hakan Fidan, held phone calls with US negotiators to discuss ongoing talks concerning Iran. This diplomatic effort comes amid pending US-Iran discussions.

The article reflects on the Armenian Genocide, marking April 24, 1915, as the beginning of the tragic events when Armenian intellectuals were arrested in Constantinople.

Salim Dola, an alleged associate of the D-Company crime syndicate and a known drug kingpin, has been detained by authorities in Turkey.

Turkey and Syria carried out a joint anti-narcotics operation, seizing 236 kilograms of marijuana hidden in a container on a cargo ship bound for Syria’s Latakia port.

An article explores the ongoing tension between the intelligentsia and the people in Türkiye, tracing its roots from the late Ottoman period to the contemporary 'Century of Türkiye' initiative.

Turkiye has joined an international effort aimed at shielding children from harmful content found on the internet.

A group of 28 lawmakers from the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) has submitted a motion calling for targeted sanctions against Turkish judges and prosecutors. This action comes in response to Ankara's failure to implement court rulings.

The primary lawyers' group in Diyarbakır, a Kurdish-majority province in Turkey, has called for Turkey to confront the 1915 mass killings and deportations of Armenians, stating that these events are "widely defined" as genocide.

Amidst an Amazon Prime Video dispute, the film "Drishyam 3" by Mohanlal and Jeethu Joseph has secured a significant Rs 100 crore investment from Pen Studios. This funding aims to advance the production of the movie.

Turkish defense giant Baykar has unveiled two new unmanned combat platforms, the K2 kamikaze drone and the 'Sivrisinek' loitering munition, both featuring next-generation AI capabilities.

Relations between Türkiye and Greece continue to experience periods of friction, with recent weeks seeing renewed tensions despite previous rapprochement efforts.

Türkiye has dispatched six trucks loaded with critical medical supplies to Iran, reinforcing humanitarian support efforts amidst challenging conditions and regional tensions.

Türkiye is advancing efforts to bolster its future security by connecting national stability with broader regional cooperation, highlighting the crucial role of youth in shaping its national strategy.

Fourteen-year-old Turkish chess player Yagiz Kaan Erdogmus has achieved a record 2700 rating, becoming the youngest grandmaster to reach this milestone after crushing Veselin Topalov 5-1.

The high-speed train project in Bursa, Turkey, is reportedly nearing its completion and is scheduled to be launched in 2026. This development marks a significant infrastructure advancement for the region.

A coalition of Turkish opposition parties has called for the release of jailed Kurdish politician Selahattin Demirtaş and demanded that Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu be tried without pretrial detention. The demand followed a visit to prisons holding prominent figures.

Two years after Turkey's March 31, 2024, local elections, twenty elected mayors from the main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) remain in prison, with 25 others, including İstanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, suspended from office.

Türkiye's Industry and Technology Ministry has launched a regional incentive program aimed at boosting various sectors, including defense and gold, across the country's Mediterranean region.

During a turbulent period in Turkish history, Yusuf Akçura emerged as a key figure advocating for unity in the Turkic world, shaping the nation's destiny with his ideas.

The U.S. Ambassador to Türkiye has advocated for the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Türkiye, emphasizing that such a move would strengthen NATO's defense capabilities.

Türkiye's U.N. envoy Ahmet Yıldız has expressed concerns over Israeli military activities in Syria and urged Tel Aviv to respect Syria's sovereignty and reverse its course.

New data from the Health and Safety Labor Watch (İSİG) reveals that at least 852 child workers have died in work-related accidents in Turkey over the past 13 years, highlighting ongoing labor safety concerns.

Turkey has voted to ban social media for users under 15, while Japan is also considering implementing similar age restrictions. These actions reflect a growing international trend to regulate minors' access to social media platforms.

The Turkish Parliament has passed a comprehensive law that extends parental leave and introduces strict limits on children’s social media use, aiming to enhance family welfare.

Turkish President Erdoğan and the German president held discussions on bilateral ties and issued a warning about the broader impact of ongoing wars on Europe.

Turkey’s Ministry of Justice is drafting a bill requiring social media users to verify their identity through a government system, raising press freedom concerns and expanding state oversight of online speech.

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) called on Turkish authorities to cease the improper and excessive use of the country's disinformation law against journalists and demanded the release of local journalist Mehmet Yetim.

U.S. Ambassador to Turkey and Syria envoy Tom Barrack defends controversial remarks on Hezbollah, Turkey’s F-35 access and Middle East governance as pragmatic realism, not policy shifts.

Tensions are rising in the Aegean Sea as Turkey challenges Greece’s fishing rules, accusing Greece of imposing unlawful restrictions beyond its territorial waters.

Turkey's Central Bank has decided to hold interest rates as it assesses the impact of higher energy prices on the economy.

Türkiye's central bank held its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 37% on Thursday, maintaining its cautious stance for the second straight month amid pricing pressures.

Official data from Türkiye's statistical office indicates that consumer sentiment in the country, while still subdued, experienced a slight uptick in April.

Türkiye observes National Sovereignty and Children’s Day on April 23, commemorating the first convening of the Turkish Grand National Assembly in 1920 during the country's War of Independence.

Two Dutch teenagers found dead in their Istanbul hotel room last August were determined to have died from phosphine gas, an insecticide, rather than food poisoning.

A 19-year-old man and a 13-year-old boy opened fire on students on April 14 and 15.