Turkey's Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Alparslan Bayraktar, announced a new discovery of an estimated 75 billion cubic meters of natural gas in the Black Sea.

A new defense pact between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan is reportedly complicating Israel's normalization hopes, with experts suggesting Saudi Arabia joined for leverage as trust in Washington wanes.

Antalya, Turkey, offers a different vacation experience with catamaran trips to its long beaches, complementing its warm sea and rich hotel offerings tailored for various generations.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is pressing Russia and Ukraine to cease attacks on civilian vessels in the Black Sea, acknowledging that the conflict now indiscriminately threatens all commercial shipping.

Ukraine has purchased 70 ATACMS missiles and other US weapons from Turkey as part of a significant defense package. This acquisition aims to bolster Ukraine's military capabilities.

A quick, nutritious, and delicious recipe for restaurant-style turkey breast with rice and avocado is offered as an ideal lunch idea.

The Yemeni army has launched attacks on Houthi positions following their strikes in central and eastern Yemen, while in Turkey, a parliamentary committee has approved a draft law to resume the peace process with the PKK.

Emergency services in Turkey are utilizing drones to detect wildfires at an earlier stage, enabling quicker response times and identifying blazes invisible to the naked eye.

India has begun efforts to join a 6th-generation fighter jet program, acknowledging its lag in the development of 5th-generation fighter technology, where countries like Turkey are reportedly making significant progress.

The UK has exported approximately 140,000 tons of waste to Turkey, leading to the creation of illegal landfills and significant environmental pollution around the city of Adana, despite claims that the material is for recycling.

Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have signed a new defence pact, with Pakistan stating that an attack on any one of the three nations would be considered an attack against all.

A translation error by Lufthansa mistakenly referred to Turkey as 'Truthahn' (German for 'turkey bird'). Fatih Cakmak, a passenger, found humor in the gaffe but criticized the airline's lack of response.

Turkey’s Constitutional Court found 76 violations of the right to freedom of expression during the first half of 2026, according to newly released court statistics, adding to a growing number of rulings on free speech in the country.

Turkish authorities detained 15 people in a corruption investigation targeting the opposition-run Kuşadası Municipality. Prosecutors also issued detention warrants for 21 suspects, including relatives of a New Party MP.

Türkiye's opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) has referred Ilkay Çiçek, the mayor of Menderes, to its disciplinary board, seeking his expulsion amidst allegations of corruption and inappropriate conduct.

Croatian singer Franka Batelić posted photos from her family vacation in Turkey with her children Viktor and Greta, with her son Viktor notably sporting a cast on his arm.

A101 Yeni Mağazacılık, Turkey's largest grocery chain and owner of Memorial Hospital in Bucharest, has secured a $250 million loan to finance its acquisition of CarrefourSA Turkey.

Turkey is reportedly increasing its influence in Libya, establishing bases, deploying warships, and exerting diplomatic pressure. This move follows the 2019 Turkish-Libyan memorandum on maritime zone delimitation, which Greece views as infringing on its sovereign rights.

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Discussions at a central government level in Turkey are underway for the future of two significant Orthodox monuments in Pontus: the Vazelon Monastery and the Saint George Peristereota Monastery.

Several companies, including Fiserv, ConocoPhillips, and WPP, have released their Q2 2026 earnings reports and updated their financial outlooks. While some, like ConocoPhillips, beat estimates, others, like Fiserv, cut their 2026 outlook.

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A pro-Kurdish asylum seeker, deported from Switzerland to Turkey despite warnings of imprisonment risk, was detained upon arrival and subsequently jailed with her 15-month-old baby.

Critical questions remain unanswered regarding Greece's sovereign rights, as the right-wing government has not responded to Turkey's provocative stance, leading to a 'cloudy agreement'.

Three individuals have been indicted by the General Prosecutor's Office in Romania for allegedly illegally importing lethal weapons purchased from Turkey into the country.

Turkish opposition leader Özgür Özel is attempting to revitalize the opposition by forming a new party, a move that carries significant risks but could pose a challenge to President Erdogan.

An interview with 23-year-old Rana Özçelik highlights her story of resilience and exile, shaped by her father's unlawful arrest during Turkey's post-coup purge in July 2016.

Turkey's ruling alliance has submitted legislation to parliament that would suspend investigations, trials, and prison sentences for many offenses linked to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), excluding intentional killings.

Turkey's ruling coalition has submitted a bill to parliament for the dissolution and disarmament of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).

Kaja Kallas, the EU High Representative, has sent a clear message to Ankara regarding the Blue Homeland bill, emphasizing the need to respect international law and the sovereign rights of EU member states.

Turkey's ruling party has submitted a legislative proposal to the national assembly to dissolve the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).

Footballer Salah has arrived in Turkey, signaling an expected transfer to the club Trabzonspor.

A malfunction in a dam gate in Turkey has unexpectedly led to the discovery of a 2,400-year-old settlement, offering new insights into ancient history.

Actor Madiha Imam recounted a scam in Turkey where she unknowingly used counterfeit currency, narrowly avoiding legal trouble thanks to a stranger's kindness.

Turkish club Trabzonspor has confirmed that transfer talks are underway with Egyptian forward Mohamed Salah, who has been linked with a move to Turkey since announcing his departure from Liverpool.

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Turkey’s telecommunications and internet regulator has instructed one of the country’s oldest human rights organizations to remove two reports documenting alleged abuses against women, part of three online restrictions imposed on its publications.

Composer, songwriter, and singer Sami Yusuf is set to perform in Istanbul and Ankara as part of a new concert series exclusively developed for Türkiye under the theme 'Roots'.

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Iran's acting defense minister has called for the establishment of a joint security mechanism among Islamic countries, warning that the presence of external forces exacerbates instability in the Middle East.

Turkey is increasing its military readiness in Northern Cyprus, with Turkish Defence Minister Yasar Guler citing 'growing regional tensions' as the reason for Ankara's close analysis of developments.

A report by a labor confederation indicates that only 5.7 percent of private-sector workers in Turkey are union members, with even fewer covered by collective bargaining agreements, suggesting official statistics overstate these rates.

A 35-year-old Sudanese woman, seven months pregnant and mother of a three-year-old daughter, fell from a balcony in Turkey, leading to the detention of her husband who admitted to a solvent addiction and frequent disputes with his wife over the issue.

Turkish Trade Minister Ömer Bolat announced that Turkish exporters set three records in July. These include the highest-ever July shipments, annualized exports, and total goods and services sales.

Consumer price growth in Türkiye eased more than expected in July, according to official data. Annual inflation cooled for a second consecutive month, reaching 31.75%.

Turkey is accused of undermining hopes for a resolution to the Cyprus issue through violations and provocative statements, shortly after UN Secretary-General António Guterres' departure from Nicosia.

Two Moroccan migrants, who had illegally entered Romania, were discovered unconscious in the semi-trailer of a truck originating from Turkey. They were found by authorities and received medical attention.

Cyprus's deputy migration minister Nicholas Ioannides has urged Turkey to substantially cooperate in determining the fate of all missing persons, emphasizing it remains a high moral and national obligation.

Ahmet Davutoglu, once Turkey's prime minister, has reportedly stepped back from party politics after helping to shape President Erdogan's Turkiye.

A new legislative proposal in the US Congress aims to link American military aid to Turkey with tangible progress on human rights and the rule of law. The initiative, named the 'Turkey Human Rights' proposal, puts arms sales under scrutiny.

A new political reality is emerging in Turkey as the main opposition party, CHP, faces a historic split, with former leader Özgür Özel forming a new political pole against President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan for the 2028 elections.

For the first time, Turkey's air force has been deployed to Estonia to participate in NATO's newly transformed Baltic air defense mission, where it will patrol the airspace for the next four months.

Turkey is grappling with wildfires, with a firefighter losing their life while battling a blaze that erupted near the Syrian border on Friday.

Turkey has empowered a presidential cybersecurity agency to order internet and communications companies to implement emergency measures without prior court review, as part of broader regulatory changes.

An opinion article argues against a "tyrannical Turkey" acquiring F-35 fighter jets, stating it would be detrimental to various international actors.

A new report recommends that Türkiye develop its own technopolitical doctrine, integrating strategic capability, secure artificial intelligence design, and public legitimacy. This is seen as crucial for Türkiye to navigate and shape its role in a world increasingly influenced by AI.

After protests and legal strife, Turkey has a new opposition party, the Yeni (New) movement, led by Özgür Özel, whose Republican People's party (CHP) became the country's most popular party, raising questions about his potential to oust Erdoğan.

EU High Representative for Foreign Policy, Kaja Kallas, has sent a message to Turkey, urging it to avoid threats and actions that harm good neighborly relations.

Turkish authorities detained approximately 20 people, including five teenagers and a 90-year-old woman, during a protest against a mining exploration site in northern Turkey's Black Sea highlands.

A new cyber law in Turkey is sparking fears that it could transform the country into a 'digital prison', restricting online freedoms.

Reports indicate that Ukraine is acquiring weapons from Turkey, with a Bulgarian intermediary involved in the transaction.

A new cyber law in Turkey is shifting extensive powers to the presidency, raising concerns about 'absolute digital obedience' among social media and gaming platforms.

A significant archaeological discovery has been made in the ancient Greek city of Aspendos, near modern-day Antalya, Turkey, where an impressive 2.20-meter marble statue complex of Asclepius, the god of medicine, dating back 1,800 years, was unearthed.

A patient from North Macedonia, injured in an accident on a waterslide during a vacation in Turkey, was successfully transported back home via a government plane after undergoing surgery.

The launch of Turkey's Yeni Party aims to invigorate the country's struggling opposition, with some polls showing it leading. However, the party is already vulnerable, facing politically motivated arrests.

Turkey has criticized Greece's proposed tourism framework for the Aegean Sea, labeling it as a politically motivated move.

Hundreds of participants attended a seven-day retreat in the Turkish countryside, engaging in sema, the spiritual practice of whirling, in pursuit of transcendence.

Turkey's Development Road Project is envisioned as a strategic initiative to position the country at the center of global trade, reflecting a historic period of redefinition under President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's leadership over the past 24 years.

An Albanian court has placed a Turkish activist in custody following an extradition demand from Turkey, despite the activist having been granted political asylum by France. This decision has sparked concerns regarding the protection of asylum seekers.

The UN Committee Against Torture has requested Turkey to respond within six months to a complaint filed by Aysun Işınkaralar, who alleges she was tortured in police custody after being detained over alleged links to the Gülen movement.

According to a monthly report by the We Will Stop Femicide Platform (KCDP), 25 women were killed by men in Turkey during July, with an additional 31 women dying under suspicious circumstances. Eleven of the victims were killed by their husbands.

Turkey's justice ministry is deploying an artificial intelligence tool to scrutinize legal documents for associations with groups designated as terrorists by Ankara, a practice that experts fear could reinforce existing judicial patterns of rights violations.

Fatma Müge Göçek, an academic, discusses why Turkey has not reconciled with its past, touching upon themes of genocide, denial, and democracy.

Georgia's Revenue Service announced that an Azerbaijani-registered vehicle was turned back to Turkey after customs officers found it was transporting sanctioned goods of European origin in transit to Russia.

The European Union has given its clearance to a joint venture led by Turkey in the travel retail sector, allowing the business operation to proceed.

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A new law aims to enable members of the PKK to be released or return to Turkey. However, the amnesty does not apply to everyone.

Turkish authorities have blocked access to at least 659 online accounts, posts, mobile applications, and websites linked to İstanbul Pride events and protests against a NATO summit in Ankara, according to an analysis.

An expert suggests that Turkey's proposed PKK amnesty could reduce security pressures, ease tensions with Iraq, and allow Ankara to reallocate resources across the region.

The court-appointed leadership of Turkey's Republican People’s Party (CHP), led by Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, has appointed new provincial party chairmen in eight provinces as part of a reorganization following a court ruling.

A group of Muslim countries, including close ally UAE and hostile Turkey, have condemned Israeli 'violations' in the Gaza Strip and accused Israel of undermining the Trump plan for Gaza.

The tactic of using chocolate boxes as bribes in municipalities affiliated with the Republican People's Party (CHP) in Turkey has been revealed through an investigation.

Athens has set the completion of maritime zone agreements with neighboring countries as a foreign policy goal, with agreements with Libya, Albania, and Turkey still pending after delimitations with Italy and Egypt in 2020.

Thousands of fans in Turkey organized a spectacular welcome for Salah, with scenes of the event being shared.

Turkish prosecutors have launched an investigation into an opposition lawmaker on suspicion of insulting and threatening President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan during a political rally.

A new bill aimed at achieving peace between Turkey and Kurdish fighters has been introduced to parliament, marking a potential step towards resolving the long-standing conflict.

Turkey's ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party) has presented a draft bill to Parliament concerning the dissolution of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), as part of the 'terror-free Türkiye' initiative.

Palestinian sources indicate that Hamas is transferring most of its covert organizational units and activities to Turkey, following a crackdown by Qatar.

Bodrum, a resort on Turkey's Aegean coast, is attracting increasing attention from travelers, often called the 'Turkish Riviera with a European flavor,' especially during autumn months with pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds.

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Social media platform X has blocked access in Turkey to another campaign account operated by jailed İstanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu's presidential campaign office, according to the Freedom of Expression Association.

Significantly increased fees for private beaches in a Turkish resort have sparked protests, with even locals expressing frustration over the high costs.

An investigation reveals that UK plastic waste is polluting irrigation canals and farming areas in Turkey, leading to microplastic contamination and environmental burden for local farmers.

Ilkay Çiçek, the mayor of Menderes district in Izmir, Turkey, and a member of the opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), was among 13 suspects detained on Tuesday over corruption allegations.

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A new debate has emerged in Turkey regarding Panagia Soumela, questioning whether it is primarily a top monument for attracting Orthodox pilgrims or a politically charged symbol of Pontic Hellenism.

A Turkish court has blocked access to a website reporting defense arguments and courtroom developments in the trial of jailed İstanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, citing national security and public order concerns.

Turkey’s inflation slowed slightly more than expected in July, though ongoing conflict in Iran and energy market turmoil are likely to keep the central bank cautious.

Russian tourists at an all-inclusive hotel in Turkey reportedly overstepped boundaries by taking excessive amounts of food from the restaurant and attempting to destroy evidence in the toilet.

Last-minute travel prices have reached unprecedented highs for the peak summer season, with popular destinations like Turkey, Greece, Egypt, the Canary Islands, and Bulgaria recording their most expensive rates ever, according to Traveldata.

A German-Turkish research team has completed the first scientific survey of the glacier on Mount Ararat, Turkey's highest peak. The goal is to study its potential as a record of climate and human history and identify the best location for an ice core.

Turkey is preparing to establish a legal framework for the dissolution of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), with the ruling party expected to submit a relevant bill to parliament on Monday.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has offered new peace talks to Cypriot leaders in an attempt to resolve the island's long-standing division, which began with Turkey's 1974 invasion.

Hyundai Motor is making a significant strategic shift to become an AI company, moving beyond its traditional role as a carmaker. This ambition includes a focus on physical AI, alongside the ongoing development and launch of new electric vehicle models like the Ioniq 3.

Turkey and Iraq have agreed to extend their oil pipeline agreement by an additional year, continuing their cooperation on oil transportation.

The German Economy Minister visited Ankara, with discussions focusing on Turkey's ambition to become an energy hub between Europe and Asia, and the potential role of German industry.

Turkey and Iraq have signed a one-year agreement to ensure the uninterrupted flow of oil through the Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline, aiming to boost exports, particularly during ongoing Hormuz closures. The deal secures 750,000 barrels of oil per day for Turkey.

A 44-million-year-old iguana fossil, believed to have traveled from Western Europe to Anatolia, was discovered near Ankara, Turkey, and is now housed in the Dorylaeum University collections.

Microsoft experienced a significant one-day surge, adding $450 billion to its market capitalization, as its Azure cloud service achieved a $100 billion milestone.

Serbia experienced a significant rise in tourism during June, with foreign visitor numbers primarily boosted by arrivals from Russia and Turkey.

Turkey's Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, İbrahim Yumaklı, announced that a major forest fire in Fethiye is fully under control, while firefighters continue to battle significant fronts in Balıkesir, Alanya, and Aydın.

Bodycam footage from a firefighter shows the intense battle against wildfires in Turkey's Mugla province, where strong winds continue to reignite the flames despite ongoing efforts.

The Astore Levante, a new drone model developed through a collaboration between Italy's Leonardo and Turkey's Baykar, is now entering the European market.

The Turkish city of Bodrum, located on the Aegean coast, is gaining popularity as a luxury tourist destination, being dubbed the "Turkish St. Tropez" for its upscale amenities but with prices nearly half of its European counterpart.

The significant rise and subsequent fall of Kontrolmatik Enerji ve Muhendislik AS shares have caused substantial losses for small-time retail investors in Turkey.

Despite President Trump's push to lift sanctions and sell F-35 jets to Turkey, a State Department letter to Congress confirms that Ankara has not met the necessary legal conditions for the sale.

Absa Bank Ghana has organized and facilitated a 20-day international business mission to China and Turkey for Ghanaian businesses. This initiative aims to foster international trade and partnerships.

Ukraine is reportedly set to acquire US-made artillery weapons, including 70 ATACMS missiles and 12 M270 multiple launch rocket systems, from Turkey.

Turkey has taken a significant step towards reconciliation with the Kurds, as the Justice Committee of the Turkish Grand National Assembly approved a bill to strengthen national solidarity and social cohesion, which includes provisions to halt prosecutions and penalties for the PKK.

An unmanned aircraft crashed today in Bulgaria, near the border with Romania, through which a natural gas pipeline connecting Turkey with Ukraine passes.

The remains of a teenager who died in a tsunami following the eruption of Santorini could help scientists solve an archaeological mystery. The 15 or 16-year-old was found at the Çeşme-Bağlararası archaeological site in western Turkey.

Romania's interim Minister of Defense, Radu Miruță, clarified on Digi24 that his family's vacation to Turkey cost 2,150 euros for three people, refuting earlier reports of 15,000 euros.

An analysis explores the reasons behind Turkey's current efforts to resolve its 40-year conflict with Kurdish groups.

Following a controversial statement on child-rearing during his summer tour, Austrian politician Stocker traveled to Turkey for discussions with President Erdoğan. The visit comes amidst public debate sparked by his earlier remarks.

Turkey's Foreign Ministry has renewed its long-standing claims in the Aegean Sea, reacting to Greece's announcement of a new Special Spatial Planning Framework for Tourism.

A family's vacation in Turkey took a horrific turn when a woman sustained a severe neck injury, leading her husband to fear for her life as he tried to stop the bleeding. The incident occurred just two days into their holiday, with their children witnessing the traumatic event.

Turkey's Constitutional Court has ruled that a university violated a transgender man's right to privacy by refusing to reissue his diploma with his updated name and gender, marking a significant decision by a majority vote.

A woman has been apprehended in Muğla, Türkiye, on suspicion of aiding her brother, who is one of the most wanted individuals connected to the July 15, 2016, Gülenist Terror Group (FETÖ) coup attempt.

Julide Yazici, a 32-year-old Turkish citizen, has been detained in Albania and remains in custody after Turkey requested her extradition for alleged involvement with a terrorist organization.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar has accused Turkey of hypocrisy, stating that Ankara criticizes Israel's military actions while continuing to occupy territory in Syria and Cyprus.

A Guardian investigation reveals that the UK exported 139,000 tonnes of rubbish to poor districts in Adana, Turkey, leaving local farmers to cope with microplastics, toxic smoke, and debris. This practice is described as 'waste colonialism.'

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Turkey is reportedly planning an amnesty law for Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) supporters who have not committed murder, a move seen as part of President Erdoğan's power politics.

Turkey's proposed legal framework for a renewed peace process with the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) has drawn criticism from opposition parties and legal experts, who question its due process and constitutionality.

Turkish prosecutors have launched an investigation into Sendika.Org reporter Nisan Çıra for allegedly inciting hatred and enmity by sharing photographs from anti-NATO protests in Ankara on social media.

A 'vague agreement' has left critical questions unanswered regarding the country's sovereign rights, with the right-wing government failing to respond to Turkey's provocative stance. Concerns are being raised about the implications for national sovereignty.

A new 12-article draft law aimed at strengthening national solidarity and social integration, part of Turkey's 'terror-free Türkiye' plan, is scheduled for parliamentary debate.

Turkish authorities are reportedly ready with a draft law concerning the return of Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) fighters.

Turkey is developing a legal framework to address former members of the PKK, which could benefit thousands of prisoners. However, the plan explicitly excludes the release of PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan.

Scenes of chaos erupted upon the arrival of footballer Mohamed Salah in Turkey.

A new report indicates that Turkish authorities detained 12 journalists and arrested two others in July, continuing a trend of pressure on media through legal proceedings, news restrictions, and digital censorship.

Turkey is preparing to submit a draft law that would allow thousands of former PKK members to return to the country, aiming to end the long-standing conflict. This initiative is seen as a significant step towards peace.

Turkey is reportedly working towards reconciliation with the PKK and has begun pardoning former fighters as part of this effort.

Türkiye has launched an AI-driven platform developed by Istanbul Technical University and AFAD to track geological risks, enhancing disaster and emergency management.

A 2026 survey on Household Information Technologies Usage indicates that internet use among individuals aged 16 to 74 in Türkiye has risen to 92.3% this year.

EU High Representative Kaja Kallas sent a message to Turkey, emphasizing the European Union's expectation that Turkey respects international law and the sovereign rights of EU member states.

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Protests have broken out in several Turkish coastal towns against the privatization of public beaches, with activists claiming that restaurants and beach clubs are occupying public spaces with structures and sunbeds.

Turkey is conducting tests with a new prototype of its Kaan stealth fighter jet, with the Turkish defense industry hoping for export orders and greater independence from the US. The ambitious program still relies on US technology.

The 31-year-old man who stabbed a woman multiple times at a supermarket in northern Nicosia reportedly arrived in Cyprus last Thursday via Turkey, according to the region's 'interior minister'.

Three prisoners at a high-security penal institution in northwestern Turkey have alleged that guards beat them while their hands were cuffed behind their backs after one of them shouted an anti-torture slogan.

Romanian firefighters have returned home from France after assisting in the fight against devastating wildfires, receiving drawings and thank you messages from children. Turkey also provided aid to the EU as France and Spain battled the blazes.

Israel and Lebanon are holding negotiations in Rome, with the Hezbollah underground tunnel system expected to be a central topic. Meanwhile, Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey have issued a joint statement condemning recent Israeli attacks on Gaza.

An increasing number of opposition politicians in Turkey are reportedly switching to the ruling AKP party, with suggestions that these transitions are not entirely voluntary. This trend raises concerns about political pressure and freedom of association.

Turkish prosecutors have launched an investigation into veteran journalist Ertuğrul Özkök over remarks made during an online political discussion, which authorities claim may have insulted President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

Turkey's domestically developed Kaan 5th-generation fighter jet successfully completed its latest prototype's runway test, marking a key step towards replacing F-16s. The aircraft is intended to be Ankara's equivalent to the F-35.

Türkiye is developing a 'terror-free Türkiye' initiative to define its red lines in the fight against PKK terrorism, with a focus on the fate of PKK members.

Kemer, a destination on Turkey's southern coast where the Taurus Mountains meet the Mediterranean Sea, offers a unique holiday experience. The article highlights the Imperial Turkiz Resort Hotel 5★.

Acıbadem provides personalized, evidence-based oncology treatment plans for each patient through its multidisciplinary approach. The article highlights the comprehensive services offered for cancer care in Turkey.

Turkey's ascension to Asean dialogue partner status on July 21 is seen by analysts as the West Asian country's bid to position itself as a middle power.

The Islamic World Science Citation Center (ISC) has emphasized the importance of expanding scientific research, knowledge exchange, and establishing long-term strategic partnerships with universities in Malaysia and Turkey.

Following incidents involving tear gas, protests, and legal disputes, Turkey has seen the formation of a new opposition party. The article discusses its potential to challenge President Erdogan's rule, referencing a police raid on the Republican People's Party (CHP) headquarters earlier this year.

China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC) has secured a US$1.2 billion contract to modernize Kenya’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, two years after a deal with India’s Adani Group collapsed, highlighting competition in Africa's infrastructure market.

A new bill in the US Congress proposes to link military aid and sales to Turkey with the country's human rights record. This legislation aims to ensure that assistance is contingent on improvements in human rights.

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Turkish authorities have seized a 1,500-year-old floor mosaic, dating from the late Roman period, during an operation against antique smuggling in Mardin province. Two individuals have been arrested in connection with the investigation.

The 90-year-old Montreux Convention grants Turkey control over access to the Black Sea. This agreement restricts the presence of warships, impacting NATO, Russia, and the outcome of the war in Ukraine.

Greece and Turkey are currently grappling with extensive wildfires, with both countries continuing to deploy resources to combat the ongoing blazes. The fires are causing significant damage and posing challenges to emergency services.

An opinion piece discusses Turkey's transformation from a challenging ally to an influential strategic power within NATO and on the global stage.

Omer Celik, spokesman for Turkey's ruling AK Party, stated that discussions on the Cyprus problem must adhere to diplomacy and United Nations parameters, in response to European Commission envoy Raffaele Fitto's visit to the island.

The war in Ukraine, marked by drone attacks and fuel shortages, has severely impacted Russian tourism, leading to a million canceled reservations for Crimea as Russians increasingly opt for Turkey.

The European Union is taking over initiatives from the UN, with a new envoy meeting the President of Cyprus to discuss the complex and often deadlocked relationship between the EU and Turkey.

Cairo is expected to host a meeting of mediators, including Qatar, Turkey, the US, and Egypt, to discuss the second phase of the truce in Gaza.

Turkey's increasing influence in Syria is generating distinct yet overlapping security concerns for both Israel and China, creating a rare point of agreement between the two nations.

Turkey’s Constitutional Court has ruled that a terrorism conviction based on the use of the ByLock encrypted messaging app did not violate the principle of no punishment without law, despite a landmark European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) ruling.