The KUD 'Vaso Jovanović' cultural group from Srebrenica is continuing its international promotion of Bosnian culture, with an upcoming visit to Switzerland following their recent appearance in Turkey.
Cypriot government spokesman Konstantinos Letymbiotis called on Turkey to 'look in the mirror' concerning the lack of progress in its relations with the European Union. This statement followed comments made by Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan a day earlier regarding EU-Turkey relations.
Macedonian e-commerce businesses generated 52 million euros from foreign payment card holders, with significant contributions from the US, Switzerland, Germany, and Turkey.
Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides is scheduled to meet Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhürman on May 8 at the UN Secretary-General’s Special Representative’s residence to discuss the Cyprus problem, amidst ongoing criticism over Christodoulides' statements.
Turkey's Defence Ministry expressed irritation over the military cooperation between Athens and Paris, stating that any alliance against Turkey would not succeed. This reaction follows recent statements made by Macron and Mitsotakis in Athens.
Turkish police have detained two suspects, including the daughter-in-law of a suspended Antalya Mayor, as part of a widening corruption investigation into Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality and other CHP-led municipalities.
PASOK MP Pavlos Geroulanos described Turkey's role in regional developments as "upgraded" and "more dynamic compared to Greece," contrasting it with New Democracy's view of Turkey being "nervous."
A new episode of "Survivor" featured intense flirting between Greek and Turkish contestants, with Turkish player Barış Murat Yağcı expressing a strong connection upon seeing a Greek contestant.
Finland observes May Day Eve with traditional celebrations, including the capping of statues in multiple cities such as Helsinki, Tampere, Turku, Jyväskylä, and Oulu.
Works on the Ozimice - Medakovo highway sub-section near Žepče, Bosnia, have been completely halted, with the construction site abandoned after Turkish company Cengiz İnşaat withdrew workers and machinery.
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.
Jessica Becher, an Israeli-Turkish woman, was arrested in Turkey for her IDF service but was rescued and returned to Israel under security protection following US intervention.
Ministers from Greece, Bulgaria, and Turkey met in Athens to discuss migration, examining the security situation in the Middle East and Persian Gulf and its potential impact on migration flows.
The Turkish Cypriot leadership has condemned a Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) set to be signed between Cyprus and France in June 2026, stating it is null and void for Turkish Cypriots.
Turkish retired Admiral Cihat Yaycı, a proponent of the 'Blue Homeland' doctrine, warned that six countries, including Greece, are targeting Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Military personnel from Libya’s eastern and western forces are participating together for the first time in the EFES-2026 Combined Joint Exercise held in Türkiye, marking a significant moment for the divided nation.
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.
Since 1974, Turkey has increasingly contested the status of the buffer zone in Cyprus through on-the-ground maneuvers, which some interpret as an occupation of territory.
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.
Itaka travel agency's holiday charters are set to resume from Olsztyn-Mazury Airport in Szymany, Poland, offering flights to Turkey and Albania starting in June.
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.
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.
King Charles III delivered a historic speech to a joint session of the US Congress, becoming the first British monarch to do so since 1991. During his address, he emphasized the importance of Western unity and received a standing ovation.
Ozgur Gökçe, the brother of celebrity chef Nusret Gökçe, has been arrested in Istanbul on April 27, accused of involvement in a minor prostitution network. The arrest is part of a broader investigation into prostitution.
Ankara celebrates the flight of the Turkish AKINCI drone over Libya, presenting it as a show of force exactly on the line of the Turkish-Libyan memorandum, in another provocative act...
The part of Cyprus that was occupied and started to be controlled by the Turks after the 1974 military conflict now looks like one big construction site.
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Both the UK and Turkey are advancing plans to introduce social media restrictions for children. Turkey is implementing limits for those under 15, while UK ministers have indicated that "some form" of restrictions are coming for under-16s.
The Turkish government is attempting to contain public backlash over alleged discrimination against the family of a school shooting victim, whose father was reportedly purged from public service.
Human Rights Watch (HRW) on Friday criticized Turkey’s detention of an environmental activist, warning it raises concerns about whether the country will uphold the rights of environmental defenders…
Ghana has presented a strengthened national strategy to combat climate change at a global conference in Turkey, emphasizing agricultural reforms, legislative actions, and international cooperation.
Turkey reportedly expresses satisfaction with the political debate in Athens regarding armaments and international alliances, specifically noting the reactions of Greek opposition parties to the Greece-France defense agreement.
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.
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.
Royal Caribbean has confirmed an order for two additional Icon-class cruise ships from the Meyer Turku shipyard in Finland. This expands their fleet with more of the giant cruise liners.
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.
The Turkish Cypriot leader has issued a warning against the Greek Cypriot administration's plans to deploy French troops to the divided island. This move has angered Turkish Cypriots.
The crisis stemming from a war in Iran has prompted the activation of solidarity mechanisms among EU member states, with Cyprus partially activating the clause bilaterally, while Turkish maneuvering is also noted.
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A UN proliferation meeting heard warnings about the 'looming' risk of a nuclear arms race, with several nations expressing concerns over global security. Discussions highlighted the urgent need for international cooperation to prevent further proliferation.
Shocking scenes were recorded in a city hall in Kotyora, Turkey, where an elderly man entered the municipal services building and attacked an employee with an axe in front of citizens and workers.
Reports indicate significant interest from Turkish football clubs in Louey Ben Farhat, a German star of Tunisian origin, suggesting a potential transfer.
La Fenice opera house in Venice dismissed its incoming music director, Beatrice Venezi, before she began her tenure. The decision followed controversy surrounding her political ties to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and claims of nepotism.
The 20-Minuten community discusses their experiences with raising children without cell phones and screen-free parenting, with one parent sharing their 4-year-old daughter's "cold turkey" phone withdrawal.
An event in Turku, Finland, brought together artists from Finland, Norway, and India to create music for the film and game industries, aiming to open doors to the Indian music market.
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.
As May approaches, many Lithuanians are actively planning their summer holidays, and despite increasing travel expenses, Turkey continues to be the most popular destination, according to Milda Plepytė-Rainienė, head of the Lithuanian Tourism Association.
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.
The community of Avlona in Cyprus has reported repeated breaches of the UN buffer zone, with a Turkish settler allegedly re-entering a 'frozen area' for unauthorized agricultural activity despite peacekeeping intervention.
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.
The tourism markets in Turkey and Egypt are seeing unusual changes, with tour operators significantly cutting prices for all-inclusive packages to attract last-minute bookings, nearing absolute lows in some areas.
A bloody incident involving the injury of a 28-year-old Turkish national by a gunshot occurred in the area of Panagia Faneromeni, in Thessaloniki. As it became known, around one in the morning...
A Kurdish poet, imprisoned for 30 years in Turkey amidst conflict and disputed verdicts, has married a volunteer he met while incarcerated, following his release. Their love story developed behind bars.
Mark Lynch, a Republican primary candidate for the US Senate, has raised concerns about the status of Hagia Sophia and threatened sanctions against Turkey until it is converted into a church.
The ongoing Middle East conflict is significantly impacting Europe, leading to shifts in popular tourist destinations and a slowdown in Pakistani exports to major European markets.
Border police arrested a Turkish citizen after discovering he was in possession of a forged driver's license. The individual was taken into custody for the falsified document.
Pistachio prices, known as 'green gold' in Iran, Turkey, and Sicily, have reached an eight-year high due to increased demand and difficulties in exporting from Iran, exacerbated by the war in the Middle East.
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) released its annual World Press Freedom Index, revealing that global press freedom has fallen to its lowest level in 25 years. The report highlighted deteriorating conditions in numerous countries, including significant drops for Italy, Hungary, Serbia, Turkey, Bosnia, and North Macedonia, while noting Portugal's decline and the Netherlands' slight improvement.
The Turkish Ministry of Defense criticized Greece and France, stating that their actions increase tension and risk harming regional peace and stability, days after French President Emmanuel Macron's visit to Athens.
Turkish defense company Baykar, known for its drones, is set to unveil its new Mızrak intelligent and autonomous long-range loitering munition at the upcoming SAHA EXPO.
The Turkish Red Crescent (Kızılay) has launched its 2026 proxy sacrifice campaign ahead of Eid al-Adha (Qurban Bayram), aiming to provide aid to millions in need.
The victim of a homicide at the Esperi Ratamo mental health unit in Turku was a guest there, with police confirming that neither Esperi nor Varha are suspected of any crime in connection with the incident.
Turkish official Fidan has stated that the European Union's perceived lack of will is a significant impediment to relations between Ankara and Brussels.
A homicide that occurred in Turku's Harittu in early March, initially investigated as manslaughter, is now being probed as murder as the investigation progresses.
Greece has called on Turkey to respect international agreements after the Turkish Permanent Representative to the UN used the term 'Turkish Straits' during a Security Council speech, deeming it inconsistent with the Montreux Convention.
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.
Turkish military aircraft, including a spy plane, drones, and fighter jets, reportedly carried out multiple violations and infringements over the Aegean Sea on Wednesday.
The construction of two new Icon-class giant cruise ships at Meyer Turku ensures continued work for subcontractors, potentially creating new jobs despite a shortage of skilled workers.
Tarik Turković, State Secretary in the Ministry of Finance, announced that Montenegro boasts some of the lowest diesel prices among countries in the region.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has rejected criticism regarding Turkey's ongoing peace efforts with Kurdish militants. He affirmed his commitment to finding a resolution despite the objections.
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.
Meyer Turku shipyard is set to continue building some of the world's largest cruise ships for an extended period, with plans already underway for the next generation of Icon-class vessels.
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.
Dacia representatives have clarified their decision to produce the new Striker model in Turkey instead of Mioveni, Romania, stating it is not a move against Romania. However, Renault officials expressed concern over the 'worrying direction'.
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.
Turkish Cypriot opposition party CTP representative Dogus Derya highlighted the danger of "incels" and the radicalization of young men in online spaces during a speech about the future of the internet.
Greek retailer Jumbo Group plans to expand its presence in Turkey and enhance its digital footprint, aiming for a 5% sales increase and higher shareholder returns by 2026.
After nearly 17 years of preparation, the city of Turku, Finland, is on the verge of making a decision on its tramway project, which will determine if it proceeds or remains an endless study.
A former Turkish ambassador to Belgrade analyzes the outcome of Bulgaria's recent elections, suggesting the EU member state will finally achieve political stability and discussing expectations for Radev.
Finland's President stated that Europe has a greater military need for Ukraine than Ukraine has for Europe. This comment was made amidst broader discussions about Europe's economic challenges and energy concerns.
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.
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…
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).
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.
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.
Final agreements have been signed between Ankara and Madrid for the integration of the Turkish HÜRJET training aircraft into the Spanish Air Force, bringing Turkey and Spain closer.
An opinion piece from Istanbul reflects on the unfulfilled promises of freedom, peace, justice, and prosperity in Turkey, questioning what has been achieved.
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.
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Salim Dola, an alleged drug kingpin and close associate of Dawood Ibrahim linked to a multi-crore drug empire, has been deported from Turkey and landed in Delhi, India. His deportation marks a significant development in the efforts against organized crime.
The EU has warned Bosnia that it could lose €1 billion due to a US gas project that competes with TurkStream, potentially connecting Bosnia to Croatia's network and the Krk LNG terminal.
The Greek National Tourism Organization (EOT) is promoting Attica and enhancing air connections between Greece and Turkey, specifically through daily Istanbul-Athens flights, to boost tourist flows.
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.
Salim Dola, an alleged aide of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim, has been extradited to India in connection with a drug trafficking case, with investigations tracing the supply chain from Sangli and Surat to the UAE and Turkey.
Turkish President Erdogan recently made a significant move to attract foreign capital and investors, particularly as many are reportedly leaving Dubai.
The Turkish justice system and government are increasingly targeting artists, including singers, dancers, influencers, and comedians, with what are described as absurd accusations leading to prison sentences.
Turkish media outlets have swiftly reacted to Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis's visit to Tripoli and his statements concerning Libya, the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), and the continental shelf.
A new survey reveals a dramatic decline in freedom of expression in Turkey, with most citizens self-censoring their statements and posts due to fear of prosecution and surveillance, particularly for 'insulting the president'.
Kuwait and Turkey have engaged in discussions to enhance their cooperation in crisis and disaster management. The talks aim to strengthen regional preparedness and response capabilities.
Turkish Cypriot 'prime minister' Unal Ustel has denounced plans for a status of forces agreement allowing French troops in Cyprus, calling it "extremely dangerous, provocative, and an unacceptable step."
Özgür Gökçe, brother of famous Turkish chef Nusret Gökçe, has been remanded in custody in Turkey on serious charges of pimping a minor as part of a major police operation against a prostitution ring.
Jože Pučnik Airport (Brnik) is experiencing a challenging summer with flight cancellations and reduced services, attributed to ongoing conflicts, increased fuel prices, and specifically fewer flights from Turkish Airlines.
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.
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.
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.
The International University of Sarajevo (IUS) has achieved a significant international success by becoming the first university outside of Turkey to receive the five-year YÖKAK accreditation.
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.
The 61st Venice Biennale International Art Exhibition, running from May 9 to November 22, 2026, includes a standout exhibition titled 'Silence' and features the Turkish Pavilion.
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.
A serious incident involving a shooting and the injury of a 28-year-old Turkish national occurred at dawn in the area of Panagia Faneromeni, in Thessaloniki. Thessaloniki: Shooting incident at dawn...
Critics argue that Brussels is making strategic errors by alienating Turkey, especially after Ursula von der Leyen reportedly grouped Ankara with Moscow and Beijing.
In a session of the Kirkuk Provincial Council, Governor Rebwar Taha, who is affiliated with the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), resigned, leading to the return of the Kirkuk governorate to Turkmen leadership after 102 years.
Turkey aims to prevent Israeli influence in the Eastern Mediterranean, reportedly using Greek-Turkish differences to serve its internal political agenda.
This travel guide compares Varna and Burgas as Black Sea destinations, highlighting Varna's proximity to Romania and Burgas's appeal for those wishing to visit Turkey.
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 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.
Israeli forces intercepted a Gaza aid flotilla in international waters near Crete, detaining nearly 200 activists from multiple countries. This action has drawn condemnation from several nations, including Italy, Ireland, and Turkey, which are calling for the release of their citizens.
Turkey is reportedly working towards establishing a 'Cyber Warfare Ministry,' building upon the Cybersecurity Directorate formed last year, to bolster its defenses in the emerging digital conflict landscape.
Cypriot MEP Costas Mavrides has called for the European Union to halt funding to the Turkish Cypriot agricultural sector, alleging that Turkish Cypriot farmers and authorities are not applying EU rules regarding foot and mouth disease.
Turkish diplomacy is described as entering a new phase, with Foreign Minister Fidan engaging with Spain and Ankara reportedly observing developments related to Greek Foreign Minister Dendias.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan expressed regret that relations between Turkey and the European Union are being 'held hostage by one country'. He made the statement during a joint press conference with his Austrian counterpart in Vienna.
The deportation of Salim Dola, an alleged associate of Iqbal Mirchi and linked to Dawood Ibrahim's networks, from Turkey to India signifies strengthened security cooperation between the two nations.
A review of Suzy Hansen's "From Life Itself" describes it as a portrait of everyday life in an Istanbul neighborhood, offering wider relevance to understanding Turkey in the age of Erdoğan.
Turkey has outlined plans to construct a natural gas pipeline to the occupied northern part of Cyprus. This initiative aims to supply natural gas to the region.
An article delves into the history of the Russo-Turkish War of 1878, focusing on a figure known as Soilemez Mehmet Pasha or Eleftherios, as preserved by G. Th. Kandilaptis.
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.
Stavros Floros, Manos Malliaros, Dimitra Liagga, Mantisa Tsota, Alexandros Kurtovik, and Nikos Kappos are the six candidates for elimination in the new episode of Survivor, tonight, Wednesday...
Foreign tourists are expressing surprise at the unusually quiet resorts and beaches in Turkey this season, with some speculating that high prices might be deterring visitors.
Journalist Deniz Yücel is leaving "Die Welt" after 11 years as a correspondent, a tenure that included a year of internationally publicized detention in Turkey in 2017.
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.
Pervin Hayrullah, a prominent activist from Greece’s Western Thrace Turkish community, spoke out against the Greek state, alleging attempts to assimilate the community and highlighting their suffering.
Turkey has dismissed French President Emmanuel Macron's statements on the France-Greece alliance as "extremely inappropriate" and accused Greece of allowing external interference in Ankara-Athens issues, while also criticizing Cyprus for its ties with Israel.
Armenia and Turkey have held their first meeting of a joint group dedicated to restoring railway connections between the two countries. This development occurs despite the border between Armenia and Turkey remaining closed, even after an agreement was reached in 2022.
The Culture Route Festivals, organized by Turkey's Ministry of Culture and Tourism, are scheduled to be held in 26 cities across the country this year, continuing an initiative that began in 2021.
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.
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Salim Dola, an alleged aide of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim, has been apprehended in Turkiye and subsequently brought back to India by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB).
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary stated that the risk of a jet fuel shortage in Europe is receding, offering some relief to the airline industry. However, other airlines continue to face significant challenges from high fuel costs, leading to capacity cuts, fare hikes, and fears of potential bankruptcies.
In Trabzon, Turkey, on April 26, emotions ran high during the boxing match between the local ring owner and a Russian, leading to mass fights, after which the Russians needed medical assistance.
A Turkish Air Force Airbus A400M cargo plane on a flight to Libya reportedly flew an unusual route, adding 700 extra kilometers to avoid entering the Athens Flight Information Region (FIR), drawing at
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.
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.
Kosovo international Milot Rashica assisted in Beşiktaş's convincing 3-0 victory against Alanyaspor in the Turkish Cup quarter-finals, but the scene after the match attracted more attention...
Investigators in the Kiabi embezzlement case have successfully traced the financial flows of 100 million euros allegedly diverted by former treasurer Aurélie B., who is suspected of transferring the funds to Turkey.
President Nikos Christodoulides affirmed that Cyprus will proceed with signing international agreements, asserting its full sovereign rights as an EU and UN member state, irrespective of external criticism from Turkey.
A cold case concerning a missing young Turkish woman in the Wetterau region has been reopened by authorities. The investigation has led to new searches in connection with the disappearance.
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.
The Turkish Tourism Organization is promoting the daily Istanbul-Athens air connection and aiming to boost tourist flows from Turkey to the Greek capital and wider Greece.
Ozgur Gökçe, brother of celebrity chef Nusret, has been arrested by Turkish authorities on suspicion of “mediation in child prostitution” as part of a broad investigation by the Küçükçekmece Prosecuto
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.
Turkey is being promoted as an ideal vacation destination for families, offering entertainment for both children and adults with direct flights available from Vilnius.
A shooting occurred at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, leading to a suspect being charged with the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. In the aftermath, Trump and the First Lady publicly demanded ABC fire late-night host Jimmy Kimmel over a joke related to the incident.
An analysis explores Israel's increasing technological and intelligence prowess in the Middle East and its implications for Turkey's traditional power in the region.
Amid global economic instability, Turkish investment practices are reportedly shifting from short-term speculative opportunities to long-term value in the Greek real estate market.
Queen Mathilde of Belgium is leading one of her country's largest economic missions to Turkey, focusing on agreements in defense, aerospace, green energy, and digital transformation with President Erdoğan.
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.
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.
New York Mayor Zoran Mamdani has angered the Turkish diaspora in the US by calling the 1915 Armenian massacres a "genocide" and later tweeting "Long Live Greece" after attending a Greek Orthodox service.
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 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 senior Turkish opposition figure has alleged that next-generation radar systems being installed across Greece, the Aegean, and Cyprus could directly feed surveillance data to Israel.
The northwestern Turkish city of Edirne has announced its program for the upcoming Kakava-Hıdrellez celebrations, a cultural festival recognized by UNESCO.
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.
The Turkish-American community has launched protests against remarks made by Mamdani regarding the 1915 events, specifically his use of the term 'genocide'.
A growing number of Polish patients are interested in hair transplants in Turkey, prompting a discussion of the 10 most important questions and answers related to the procedure.
Turkiye’s Necmeddin Bilal Erdogan has urged Muslim nations to emulate Malaysia's strength in Islamic finance as a model to resist Western financial networks. The call was made in Putrajaya on April 27.
Ukraine and international representatives marked the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, with President Zelensky accusing Russia of nuclear terrorism and warning against the continuation of such threats. The commemoration highlighted ongoing nuclear safety concerns in the context of the Russia-Ukraine war, including attacks on critical substations.
Indian gangster Salim Dola, reportedly linked to Dawood, has been detained in Turkey following a joint operation by Turkish national intelligence and local police, acting on an Interpol Red Corner Notice.
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.