Arda Guler has become a prominent figure and a significant hope for Turkey's national team in the upcoming World Cup. His rise to prominence has garnered international attention.

A Turkish court sentenced 33 female university students to jail over alleged links to the Gülen movement. This comes as another university student, known for campaigning for her ailing father's release, was acquitted in a similar Gülen-linked trial.

Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I stated that minorities in Turkey and Greece should not be treated as hostages in political disputes between the two countries, while also expressing hope for the reopening of a long-closed Greek Orthodox seminary in Istanbul.

Turkish citizens seeking asylum in Europe may face increased difficulty under new EU migration rules, despite Turkey's ongoing crackdown on individuals linked to the Gülen movement.

The Selimiye Mosque in Edirne, a UNESCO World Heritage site designed by Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan, has reopened to visitors and worshippers following an extensive four-year restoration project.

An article featuring three recipes from Istanbul, including one of Turkey's favorite breakfasts, shining a light on the city's rich culinary culture.

Turkey has reportedly suspended a tax break granted to Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD, warning of potential repayment risks. The move could impact BYD's operations and investment plans in the country.

Officials and business leaders from Türkiye and North Macedonia met to discuss strategies for boosting their bilateral trade volume and exploring new investment opportunities, aiming to more than double current figures.

Turkish designer Murat Aytulum shares his insights on the future of fashion, discussing the industry's evolving landscape and the importance of the human touch.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's recent visit to Bangladesh, landing at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, marks the first such visit in nearly six years. This visit signifies Türkiye's 'Asia Anew' initiative reaching Dhaka.

Turkey's state-run Savings Deposit Insurance Fund (TMSF) has seen its total assets from private company takeovers surge more than fourfold in one year, nearing $20 billion.

A Turkish court has acquitted five men accused of killing two Kurdish youths and wounding another during the 2014 Kobani protests, sparking criticism over the 12-year delay and the court's refusal to consider certain evidence.

Thirty Iranian seasonal workers, including women, were reportedly beaten in Turkey's Rize province after demanding unpaid wages, according to local reports.

The U.S.-Israel-Iran war, bilateral relations, Black Sea security and ties with the EU dominated Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan’s joint news conference with his Bulgarian counterpart...

The Turkish central bank kept its key policy rate unchanged at 37% on Thursday, holding steady for a third straight meeting as it monitors the inflation impact of the Iran war. Th...

The Sarıkaya Roman Baths, also known as Basilica Therma or 'Kral Kızı', have reopened to visitors with the arrival of warmer weather, attracting increased tourist interest in central Türkiye.

Türkiye's Ministry of National Defense reiterated President Erdoğan’s criticism of developments in the Eastern Mediterranean, stating that any Greek Cypriot military alliances targeting Türkiye do not stand a chance.

A talk titled “Ara Güler Archive” was held at Trakya University’s Faculty of Fine Arts as part of the Edirne Biennial, focusing on efforts to preserve the legendary photographer’s work as Türkiye’s living visual memory.

Toyota and Jaguar Land Rover have warned that the European Union's proposed 'Made in Europe' plan could jeopardize investment and jobs within the automotive industry. The companies expressed concerns about the potential negative impact on their operations and workforce in Europe.

A Turkish opposition lawmaker alleged that dozens of university students detained in a nationwide investigation targeting an alleged Gülen-linked network were being denied access to lawyers.

The wife of a former teacher, dismissed over alleged links to the Gülen movement, died while trying to save her two children from floodwaters in central Turkey.

A former executive at an Istanbul municipality-owned company testified in court that she was subjected to a strip-search in police custody and threatened with losing custody of her children during a corruption trial.

Travel time between Ankara and Istanbul on Türkiye's high-speed rail network is set to decrease by 30 minutes upon the completion of ongoing infrastructure projects.

NATO leaders are anticipated to convene in Ankara next month for a summit that is poised to redefine the alliance's future trajectory. The meeting will address mounting security challenges and transatlantic tensions.

Istanbul Blockchain Week 2026 showcased a significant shift towards institutional involvement in blockchain technology, with discussions primarily centered on infrastructure development.

The Zero Waste Festival, held at Istanbul's Atatürk Airport, successfully drew more than 1 million visitors, marking a new milestone for the Zero Waste Movement in Turkey.

Turkey has extradited the older brother of fugitive Dutch drugs baron Jos 'Bolle Jos' Leijdekkers to the Netherlands.

The Republican People's Party (CHP) in Turkey continues to face internal conflict following a court ruling that declared its status an absolute nullity, leading to ongoing divisions within the party.

A recent poll indicates that a majority of Turks oppose a potential court ruling that would annul the Republican People’s Party’s (CHP) 2023 congress and reinstate Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu as party leader.

Turkey's Constitutional Court has ruled that a teacher, who was prevented from working under an emergency decree following the 2016 failed coup, experienced violations of his rights.

The President of Turkey's Constitutional Court announced that over 739,000 individual rights complaints have been received since 2012, emphasizing that constitutional protections are only meaningful when court rulings are effectively implemented.

Elderly students were among the graduates celebrating Türkiye's first open education graduation ceremony in Van, eastern Türkiye.

Türkiye and Saudi Arabia have signed two memorandums of understanding to enhance cooperation in railway and logistics sectors, aiming to strengthen regional connectivity.

As the host of COP31 climate talks, Türkiye has urged countries to join a voluntary initiative aiming for electricity to meet 35% of global energy demand by 2035.

The main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) in Türkiye is experiencing an escalating rivalry, marked by messages of unity and accusations of betrayal during recent rival meetings.

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Türkiye is making preparations for the opening of a significant customs gate with Syria, a move announced by a top trade official at an event in Gaziantep.

Archaeologists at the Kanlıtaş mound in northwestern Türkiye have discovered four headless female figurines, approximately 8,000 years old, providing new insights into the Neolithic period.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan will represent President Erdoğan at the Southeast European Cooperation Process (SEECP) Summit in Sofia, where Türkiye plans to promote a regional cooperation agenda.

Turkish prosecutors in Izmir have issued detention warrants for 78 individuals suspected of links to the Gülenist Terror Group (FETÖ).

The upcoming NATO summit in Ankara on July 6 will convene under a significant weight of uncertainty, unprecedented for any post-Cold War gathering of heads of state and government.

Women's rights organizations and legal experts have criticized the Turkish Constitutional Court's decision to strike down indefinite alimony, warning it could leave divorced women more vulnerable to poverty and domestic violence.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has communicated questions to the Turkish government concerning alleged rights violations related to the lengthy pretrial detention of 154 individuals accused of links to the Gülen movement following a coup attempt.

Türkiye has reiterated its commitment to implementing structural reforms aimed at enhancing production capacity, competitiveness, and export diversification, aligning with the government's medium-term economic strategy.

Turkish Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş stated his belief that Türkiye will adopt a new constitution during the 2026-2027 period, describing the proposed charter as a modern social document.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan emphasized the importance of peace in the Caucasus region during the tenth tripartite meeting of foreign ministers from Türkiye, Azerbaijan, and Georgia held in Istanbul, noting shifting regional dynamics.

Turkey's Ministry of Family and Social Services and the Turkish Green Crescent Society (Yeşilay) signed a cooperation protocol to enhance the national network for addiction prevention and rehabilitation.

Turkish Interior Minister Mustafa Çitçi criticized comments made by Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz, reaffirming Türkiye's continued support for the Palestinian cause and the status of Jerusalem.

A Turkish physiotherapy expert cautions about the dangers and health risks associated with exercising in hot and humid weather without adequate precautions.

A battlefield in northwestern Türkiye, where Alexander the Great achieved his first major victory against the Persian Empire, has been officially recognized as a historic site.

Turkey's Interior Minister expressed a desire for the 'liberation' and governorship of Jerusalem, stating this hope in a public prayer. This statement sparked controversy regarding Turkey's stance on the city's status.

Türkiye's micro export volume has seen a significant increase, growing almost 15-fold over the past 10 years, according to the Trade Ministry.

Dolmabahçe Palace, a significant masterpiece of the late Ottoman era, marks 170 years since its opening, serving as a historical bridge between the empire and the republic.

Two decades of state investment have transformed Türkiye into a major exporter of drones and military equipment, bolstering its defense industry in a reshaped global security landscape.

Turkish businessman Rahmi Koç is facing widespread criticism and sparking outrage in Türkiye after telling a 'joke' about a Kurdish woman during a public event, reigniting debates over harmful stereotypes.

Turkish President Erdogan's campaigns against rivals have solidified his power, but his political moves carry risks.

Following the illumination of Istanbul's Bosphorus Bridge, Ankara celebrated the 80th anniversary of the Italian Republic with over two thousand guests attending a reception at the Italian embassy.

Turkey's mediation talks between Somalia and Ethiopia have been postponed indefinitely.

Turkey has reiterated its call for Greece to demilitarise the Aegean islands, a long-standing point of contention between the two countries.

An article discusses the historical Hejaz Railway and its foundational role in Türkiye's transportation network, highlighting its strategic importance and contribution to the country's transformation.

A Turkish journalists' organization has called on the United Nations to investigate how social media algorithms and content moderation systems are limiting press freedom and the reach of news content.

Hakan Bilecen, the Mayor of Kilis, elected from Turkey’s main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP), has resigned from the party. He cited unkept promises and stated he would continue his term as an independent, amid reports of talks to join the ruling party.

Türkiye's banking sector reported a net profit of TL 363.3 billion (approximately $7.9 billion) in the first four months of the year, marking a 37.3% increase.

Türkiye's Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Minister highlighted the nation's ongoing commitment to its environmental and climate goals, including achieving net-zero emissions by 2053, on World Environment Day.

Türkiye plans to launch a new national artificial intelligence vision and action plan on June 13, as announced by Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz, outlining the country's ambitions in AI competitiveness.

Turkish President Erdogan has intensified his rhetoric against Israel, which Israeli officials describe as 'unbearable,' driven by Turkey's interests in Syria and concerns over the Israel-Greece-Cyprus partnership in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Over the past two decades, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's Islamist-conservative party has allegedly established a crony capitalist system, transferring economic control to a loyal business class and clientelist networks.

Turkey's interior ministry has launched an inquiry into claims by a jailed Istanbul municipality executive that she was strip-searched and threatened in police custody.

The wife of a Turkish police officer dismissed in the post-2016 coup purge described years of poverty, social isolation, and family estrangement while raising three children alone.

Türk Telekom announced that its domestically developed Netsia BB Suite technology, created by Turkish engineers, has now been deployed to one million households, marking it as the world's largest open-source-based broadband access deployment.

Turkish and Turkish Cypriot officials have reaffirmed their commitment to security cooperation and the protection of Turkish Cypriot rights, as tensions continue in the Eastern Mediterranean.

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Türkiye's Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek announced that the country's disinflation process is anticipated to get back on track after a delay of a few months.

Akif Çağatay Kılıç, Presidential Chief Adviser on Foreign Policy and Security for Türkiye, held meetings in Berlin focusing on Türkiye-Germany relations, European security, and transatlantic issues.

The modern revival of the Hejaz Railway is seen as a symbol of pan-Islamic unity and a potential new security architecture emerging in the Middle East amidst a crumbling regional order.

Turkey's broadcast regulator has fined Sözcü TV for airing remarks by the main opposition leader criticizing the justice minister, a move an opposition member of the regulator called taking sides in a political dispute.

A growing number of Turkish musicians have announced their refusal to permit the court-reinstated leadership of the main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) to use their songs at party events, adding to the party's legitimacy issues.

Supporters of the ousted CHP leader have resigned from the Party Council in an attempt to force an extraordinary congress and regain control of Turkey's largest opposition party, following a controversial court ruling.

Serbia's central bank has held its key policy rate at 5.75 percent, while the Turkish central bank also kept its key policy rate stable at 37 percent. Both decisions reflect efforts to manage monetary policy in their respective economies.

The European Investment Bank (EIB) is considering future cooperation with Türkiye, with railway infrastructure identified as a potential area for collaboration, according to a senior official.

Researchers in Istanbul are monitoring dolphin populations in the Bosporus and Marmara Sea. They are using distinctive dorsal fin markings to identify individual animals and track the health of marine life in the region.

In 2025, Türkiye's public libraries welcomed nearly 40 million visitors, with the total number of libraries across the country reaching 45,327.

A Turkish academic reported that one in five young people now confide in artificial intelligence about personal problems, choosing AI over family, friends, or mental health professionals.

Türkiye has affirmed that its investment agreement with Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD, including all stipulated conditions and guarantees, remains valid.

Turkish President Erdogan expressed dissatisfaction with a military agreement between France and Cyprus. Turkey subsequently issued a warning regarding the deal, highlighting its disapproval.

A list highlights seven global cities, from Istanbul to Tokyo, that are celebrated for their vibrant and unique night tourism experiences.

Turkish Airlines (THY) announced its highest-ever occupancy rate for the month of May, with passenger numbers increasing despite ongoing challenges in the Middle East.

Turkish prosecutors are seeking a sentence of up to 402 years for the jailed mayor of Bursa, Turkey's fourth-largest city, on charges of leading a criminal organization and taking bribes related to zoning and construction projects.

Former Minister of Food, Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Mehmet Mehdi Eker has been nominated by Ankara to chair the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and has launched his campaign.

Türkiye's main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) is experiencing a deep internal divide, with rival events by ousted administration members indicating a potentially irreparable split.

Türkiye has appointed Fatma Ceren Yazgan, currently serving as ambassador to the Netherlands, as its new ambassador to Ukraine. She will replace Mustafa Levent Bilgen, who has held the post since 2023 and will now head Türkiye's first diplomatic mission.

The Istanbul Governor's Office has ordered municipalities and public institutions across the city to remove dry vegetation and combustible materials from roadsides as part of expanded measures to prevent wildfires.

The Istanbul Sabancı Museum has launched an exhibition titled 'Scribbled Exercises, Practice Pages,' showcasing a collection of writing exercises, drafts, and practice works by Ottoman calligraphers.

Rival leaders within Turkey's main opposition CHP party have called competing meetings, further deepening the ongoing leadership crisis. This internal struggle highlights significant divisions within the party.

An expert suggests that Donald Trump's relationship with Turkish President Erdogan acts as a "constraining factor" for Turkey, potentially easing tensions with Israel despite provocative claims from Turkish ministers regarding Jerusalem.

Amnesty International has called on Turkish authorities to cease their judicial crackdown on the main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP), following an appeals court decision that annulled the outcome of the party’s 2023 congress.

Turkish prosecutors issued detention orders for 78 individuals as part of an investigation into the alleged education network of the faith-based Gülen movement, according to state broadcaster TRT Haber.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan praised Türkiye's emerging role as a 'playmaker' during the inaugural National Security Conferences held in Ankara.

Justice Minister Akın Gürlek reaffirmed Türkiye’s commitment to combating violence against women, emphasizing that legal measures alone are insufficient and effective implementation is crucial.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan announced a new round of diplomatic appointments, assigning ambassadors and senior diplomats to key overseas missions, including Tehran, Kyiv, and Reykjavik.

Türkiye's authorities are exploring new measures, including budget-backed mechanisms, to partially offset borrowing costs for businesses and lower overall financing expenses.

Türkiye announced the successful completion of a crucial phase in its inaugural nuclear power project, with fuel loading tests conducted at the Akkuyu plant's initial reactor unit.

Temperatures across Türkiye are forecast to remain higher than seasonal norms throughout the week, with authorities also warning of potential thunderstorms in some regions.

An Istanbul court has begun hearing a case against 43 suspects, including education officials and private school owners, accused of accepting bribes to issue fraudulent diplomas.

The ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party) in Turkey is contemplating a reshuffle within its local branches, following a trend also seen with its ally, the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP).

Türkiye and Canada have announced their agreement to initiate exploratory discussions towards establishing a free trade agreement (FTA), as stated in a joint declaration from their respective trade ministries.

Men's Health Week 2026 in Limerick will feature a variety of activities, ranging from tai chi to American football, catering to all men.

Turkish government ministries have failed to answer nearly one-third of written parliamentary questions submitted by lawmakers during the current legislative term, according to data obtained by the BirGün daily.

Turkish authorities have launched an investigation into 95-year-old prominent tycoon Rahmi Koç regarding a 'derogatory' joke, a move critics warn could undermine investment in the country.

An exhibition titled 'From the Kalenderhane to the Basilica of St. Anthony' has opened in Istanbul, commemorating the 800th anniversary of the death of Francis of Assisi and exploring his legacy in Turkey.

Türkiye's government is reportedly planning to merge three of its state-owned banks. This move aims to consolidate the country's public banking sector.

Turkish Airlines (THY) announced plans to expand its nonstop long-haul network by acquiring ultra-long-range aircraft. This move aims to enhance the airline's global reach and connectivity.

As World Oceans Day is observed, Türkiye is working to elevate the importance of oceans on the global climate agenda at COP31, with marine scientists warning that oceans are nearing critical ecological limits due to climate change and other pressures.

Fenerbahçe has entered a new era as longtime former president Aziz Yıldırım secured a decisive return to power in the club’s extraordinary general assembly, beating Safi in the vote.

The Zero Waste Festival in Istanbul has successfully attracted over 400,000 visitors, showcasing various global sustainability projects. TIKA highlighted its contributions to these initiatives at the festival.

Cafes in major Turkish cities, Istanbul and Ankara, have begun imposing restrictions on laptop usage, Wi-Fi access, and electrical outlets, drawing complaints from students, freelancers, and remote workers.

Voters in Tokat, Gümüşhane, and Nevşehir participated in ultra-local elections, which are seen as a test of Türkiye's political climate. Politicians from various parties campaigned extensively in the weeks leading up to Sunday's vote.

The Turkish central bank is set to convene for a key policy meeting this week, another one since the start of the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, which has sharply lifted global oil pr...

Foreign ministers from Türkiye, Azerbaijan, and Georgia are holding their 10th tripartite meeting in Istanbul to discuss enhancing cooperation between the three nations.

Türkiye is rapidly strengthening its global position in the wind energy sector and is increasingly seen as a strategic 'green energy corridor' connecting Europe and Asia.

Five writers reflect on their most memorable family holidays, highlighting how these trips, despite potential chaos, brought families closer together.

Turkey is increasing its military training initiatives across Africa, with soldiers from Mali and Niger graduating from a special forces camp, as Ankara aims to strengthen its ties across the continent.

A Turkish gang member has been convicted over a plot to murder a man outside his family's London restaurant, following a £100,000 demand.

Energy supply disruptions caused by the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran and by Russia’s war in Ukraine have spurred NATO efforts to bolster fuel logistics

Turkish-American NASA scientist Serkan Gölge testified before a US congressional hearing, detailing his ordeal in a Turkish prison where ordinary activities, including possessing a one-dollar bill, were used as evidence of terrorism.

Former Kurdish lawmaker Mahmut Alınak was arrested after Turkey’s Supreme Court of Appeals upheld his conviction on charges of insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

Turkey's prison population has significantly exceeded its capacity, with over 116,000 more inmates than available space. This overcrowding highlights a critical issue within the country's correctional system.

Enver Aydın, a former Turkish road maintenance worker who was dismissed from public service and convicted on terrorism charges over alleged links to the Gülen movement, has died of cancer at age 49.

Turkish President Erdoğan has announced the merger of Türkiye's state-owned participation banks. This move aims to consolidate and strengthen the country's financial sector.

Electricity consumption for electric vehicle charging services in Türkiye reached an unprecedented high during the recent Eid al-Adha holiday, driven by the country's expanding EV fleet.

Türkiye's approach in international relations is described as being beyond traditional hard and soft power, distinguishing itself from colonial practices.

Turkish police detained the mayor of Istanbul's Silivri district, Bora Balcıoğlu of the main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP), along with 16 others as part of a corruption investigation targeting the district municipality.

A Belgian appeals court has recognized a former teacher from Turkey as a refugee, ruling that his past ties to the faith-based Gülen movement and Turkey’s ongoing crackdown establish a risk of prosecution, even without an arrest warrant.

Archaeologists have announced the discovery of evidence pointing to an ancient female-led society within the ruins of a city located in present-day Turkiye.

Killa Hakan, a highly influential figure in European and Turkish rap culture, is collaborating with Les Benjamins, marking his presence outside of music.

Turkish authorities have detained 28 suspects and appointed supervisory trustees to 13 poultry companies as part of an investigation into alleged price manipulation and anti-competitive practices.

Turkish authorities detained Silivri Mayor Bora Balcıoğlu and 16 other suspects on Friday as part of an investigation into alleged corruption and organized criminal activity involv...

Türkiye recorded its seventh-coldest May in the past 56 years, with average temperatures nationwide falling 1.4 degrees Celsius below seasonal norms.

The life story of Syrian orthopedic surgeon Dr. Moh is presented as a testament not only to a personal journey but also to the profound darkness of an entire era. His experiences reflect broader societal challenges.

A Turkish commander called on CDF Munir and also held meetings with the naval and air force chiefs, indicating diplomatic and military engagements.

A leaked Turkish government document reveals that Turkish intelligence operatives conducted surveillance activities in a French city near the German border to collect information on a group critical of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government.

Nacho Sánchez Amor, the European Parliament’s Turkey rapporteur, has expressed deep concern regarding allegations made in court by a jailed executive from an Istanbul municipality-owned company, who claimed she was strip-searched and threatened with losing custody of her child.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is scheduled to unveil Türkiye’s new artificial intelligence roadmap on June 13, outlining the country’s strategy to strengthen its position in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

A significant power struggle within Türkiye’s main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) has intensified, marked by the resignation of 28 members from the party’s governing council.

Turkey has issued a threat of a strong response following the announcement of a defense pact between France and Cyprus, signaling potential escalation in regional tensions.

The 17th Istanbul International Opera and Ballet Festival, organized by Türkiye’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism, concluded with a performance of 'Swan Lake'.

Türkiye's telecommunications giant, Türk Telekom, has achieved a significant milestone with its Netsia Broadband Suite (Netsia BB Suite), reaching 1 million homes.

Türkiye's Health Ministry has launched a monthlong nationwide campaign aimed at encouraging citizens to adopt healthier lifestyles through regular physical activity, with offi...

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) found Turkey in violation of human rights regarding the detention of two Kurdish politicians. Turkey currently faces the highest number of pending applications before the ECtHR, with 23,050 cases.

Turkish authorities have authorized an investigation into İzmir Bar Association President Sefa Yılmaz and board members following human rights reports prepared by the bar on alleged prison abuse and their participation in protests.

A 24-year-old teacher in eastern Turkey, who had repeatedly alleged that education authorities failed to act on her complaints of physical abuse and workplace harassment, was found dead at her home, prompting an investigation.

A man has been given a suspended sentence for charges related to terrorism propaganda and making a threat to kill the Taoiseach. The court's decision reflects the severity of both offenses.

Turkish police have detained 110 suspects and seized more than 1.28 tons of narcotics in a series of anti-drug operations conducted across four provinces, with Istanbul as the central hub.

The upcoming NATO summit in Ankara in July is expected to revitalize the strategic partnership between Türkiye and Romania, which is crucial for Black Sea security amidst the region's strategic challenges.

Türkiye has secured 200 million euros (over $230 million) in financing from the European Investment Bank (EIB), marking the first major funding package from the lender in eight years.

Side, a destination on the Mediterranean coast, offers a unique experience where history is integrated into the landscape, extending beyond museums and archaeological sites.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan will pay an official visit to neighboring Bulgaria on June 11 to discuss expanding cooperation in strategic sectors and regional security, particularly concerning the Black Sea.

Türkiye's export performance is increasingly being redefined by women at the helm, moving beyond traditional metrics of production volumes and market expansion to include new perspectives.

A recent opinion poll indicates that most Turks are against a possible court decision that would annul the CHP's 2023 congress and reinstate former chairman Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu as the party leader.

COP31 President-Designate Murat Kurum has launched a new global electrification target, aiming for a 35% shift to clean electricity by 2035, as a flagship initiative of the COP31 Presidency’s Action Agenda.

Former European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) judge Rıza Türmen has issued a warning that democracy in Turkey has been dismantled under the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP), advocating for a broad social movement.

As the President of the Republic walked in the summer weather on Monday from the Castle to Klárov to the seat of government, it must have been clear to him that he would likely learn nothing about his participation in the July NATO summit.

The Foreign Ministers of Georgia, Turkey, and Azerbaijan met in Istanbul on June 8 for their tenth trilateral meeting, signing a joint declaration. Georgian Dream Foreign Minister Maka Botchorishvili, Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, and Azerbaijan’s Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov participated in the discussions.

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a $750 million loan to finance the construction of a 127-kilometer railway line in Türkiye.

Kürşad Zorlu, Deputy Chairperson of Türkiye's ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party), stated that ties between Türkiye and North Macedonia are expected to strengthen, emphasizing the close connection between their peoples.

Turkish minister Murat Kurum, host of Cop31, stated that a third of global energy needs should be met by electricity within a decade, making "electrifying daily life" a priority for the upcoming UN climate summit.

More than 924,000 students taking Türkiye's High School Transition System (LGS) exam this week will receive nutrition packages for the first time under a new initiative.

Nigerien President Abdourahamane Tiani arrived in Ankara on June 3, 2026, and was welcomed the next day, signaling a new partnership model in the Sahel region.

Excavations at the Stratonikeia Ancient City in Türkiye, known as the “City of Gladiators,” have uncovered that approximately one-third of all artifacts found belong to the Turkish period. This highlights the site's long and diverse historical layers.

The historical and legendary site of Troy in western Türkiye is featured, with a giant replica of the Trojan Horse overlooking the port of Çanakkale.

A key mid-year climate meeting has opened in Bonn, with discussions focusing on fossil fuels and adaptation strategies. The conference aims to address climate change commitments and funding ahead of major international summits.

Türkiye has welcomed the results of the Armenian election and expressed hopes for progress towards a peace deal between the two nations. Western countries are also urged to assist in the peace process.

A former Turkish teacher, imprisoned over alleged links to the Gülen movement, has publicly shared his story of losing his wife and 3-year-old son during a failed attempt to flee Turkey, followed by over six years of incarceration.

A district mayor from Turkey's main opposition party, along with 41 other suspects, has been arrested in a corruption investigation, part of a broader crackdown on the party.

Türkiye's export market conditions saw modest improvement in May, driven by signs of recovery in the Middle East, despite continued economic weakness across several key European economies.

Turkish authorities have detained 357 suspects in nationwide cybercrime operations conducted across 18 provinces over the past five days, according to the Interior Ministry, with 194 arrests made in recent operations.

Turkey, a growing arms supplier to nearly 40 countries, is actively pursuing deeper integration into Western defense markets, shifting from its previous reliance on foreign arms manufacturers.

Istanbul's Pera Museum is hosting a lecture that examines the legacy of Ottoman modernization in painting through the work of artist Halil Pasha, as part of its ongoing exhibition.

A husband-and-wife team from southern Türkiye has achieved international acclaim for their single-variety Kilis olive oil, accumulating 26 medals over the past six years.

This article discusses the importance of people as a crucial pillar in the transformation of postal services, reflecting on recent events like a violent downpour in Ankara.

The Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) paid tribute to Gaza journalist Yahya Barzaq during the Zero Waste Festival in Istanbul, while also showcasing various environmental, cultural, and educational projects.

The sharp and at times extreme exchanges between Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Benjamin Netanyahu reflect real tensions and a potential remaking of the Eastern Mediterranean geopolitical landscape.

Türkiye's main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) is grappling with internal divisions as all eyes turn to its upcoming parliamentary group meeting.

The inaugural 'Turkish Film Festival' has premiered in Düsseldorf, Germany, bringing together prominent figures from the world of cinema.

The Istanbul Governor's Office has announced a ban on access to forested areas and the lighting of open fires for activities like barbecues and hookahs. The measure aims to curb the risk of wildfires across the city.

Allegations of links to the Gülenist Terror Group (FETÖ) are adding fuel to internal conflicts within Turkey's main opposition CHP party.

A researcher claims that new soil data from a site in eastern Turkey provides compelling evidence for buried remains of Noah's Ark, reigniting an age-old debate. Critics, however, maintain that the formation is naturally occurring.

More than 150,000 Syrian babies have been born in Turkey, according to a statement from the Turkish Deputy Prime Minister.

Today, waste stands before us as a major problem on a global scale. Of course, the most visible dimension of waste is generally discussed in relation to food waste. For example, ac...

A new report by Euromed Rights claims that shortcomings in investigations into suspicious deaths in Turkey have fostered impunity and undermined accountability for violations of the right to life.

Türkiye's competition watchdog has initiated an investigation into Meta's artificial intelligence practices and imposed an interim measure on the tech giant.

A pro-Kurdish lawmaker in Turkey has formally asked the Parliament Speaker to explain why a parliamentary report on the 2016 failed coup attempt has not been made public, nearly a decade after the event.

Participation finance, which refers to Islamic finance principles, has seen its share in Turkey's financial sector increase to 9%.

Turkish President Erdoğan stated that participation finance offers a fairer model for the entire world. He emphasized its potential benefits for global financial systems.