Vedran Pavlek, the former head of the Croatian Ski Association suspected of multi-million dollar embezzlement, is reportedly no longer in Turkey, where he was believed to be hiding.

Commemorating the 101st anniversary of the Treaty of Lausanne, a pivotal international agreement for Greece and Turkey, the Hellenic Parliament has published the translated negotiation protocols, originally translated by the Ecumenical Federation of Constantinopolitans.

Representatives from seven press organizations in Turkey have stated that unjust prosecutions and detentions have made independent journalism almost impossible, calling for the release of all jailed journalists.

Thirty-two women were murdered by men in Turkey during March, with an additional 58 deaths reported under suspicious circumstances, according to a news website.

A driver convicted in a fatal speeding incident in Heilbronn, Germany, has been approved for deportation to Turkey. Authorities stated that the individual continues to pose a significant and present danger.

The Women's Emergency Support Application (KADES) in Türkiye has seen over 9.4 million downloads, demonstrating the country's increasing reliance on technology to combat violence against women.

Travel agencies have seen a slowdown in price increases for some destinations, but holiday costs for Greece and Turkey have diverged sharply, with Greece continuing to become more expensive.

Devlet Bahçeli's Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) in Turkey appears to be in disarray, with all local Grey Wolves organizations and 39 regional offices in Istanbul reportedly closed, a move seen as a sign of panic.

Turkish prosecutors have launched an investigation into a women’s rights association, accusing it of disseminating misleading information regarding its statements on the suspicious deaths of a woman and her daughter who had previously reported sexual abuse.

Cuba has leased a floating power plant from a Turkish company to help alleviate its deepening energy crisis, according to Turkish media reports.

Azerbaijan and the Qatari Society of Al Gannas were among the participants at the 8th Ethnosport Forum held in Turkey, fostering international collaboration in traditional sports.

A father and son from Iran shared their experiences during a trip to Van, Turkey, where they sought a temporary break from the ongoing conflict in their home country.

Turkish politician Ekrem İmamoğlu is facing accusations of ordering a statue for Makarios, leading to political tension in Turkey. İmamoğlu claims it's a smear campaign to exclude him from presidential elections.

Turkish Defence Minister Yasar Guler affirmed Turkey's determination to protect the security of northern Cyprus and the rights of the Turkish Cypriot people. He criticized the buildup of EU defense systems around Cyprus, signaling ongoing tensions in the region.

Vedat Muriqi experienced an emotional week, scoring against Real Madrid, celebrating Kosovo's win over Slovakia, and dedicating his efforts with "This is for Kosovo!" despite a subsequent loss to Turkey.

Türkiye has experienced a 100% surge in motorcycle registrations over the past seven years, reaching 7.2 million, with motorcycles now accounting for over half of all traffic accidents. This rapid increase raises concerns about road safety.

Turkey justifies extradition requests with crimes. According to documents seen by Yle, the vast majority of requests appear to be political.

Imam Cagdas, the oldest restaurant in Gaziantep, Turkey's culinary capital, has been making baklava entirely by hand since 1887, with the fifth generation of the Cagdas family now continuing the ancestral craft.

McDonald's in Türkiye has introduced a new 'Pro Gamer Menu' alongside an 'Archie' device designed to prevent gamers from going AFK while eating.

Decades of hostility between Turkey and Armenia are giving way to rapprochement, with Turkey's business community hoping that the opening of border crossings will bring significant trade benefits and boost local economies.

A Turkish mother of a 4-year-old girl has been jailed after being convicted for activities allegedly linked to the faith-based Gülen movement, which Europe’s top human rights court has ruled do not constitute a crime.

Turkish authorities have initiated an investigation into Google concerning its advertising and billing practices, signaling potential antitrust scrutiny.

The Turkish government announced it will provide 25 billion TL (€486 million) in funds to northern Cyprus as part of an annual financial protocol with Turkish Cypriot authorities.

High-ranking Turkish figures have condemned the throwing of rocks and explosives across the buffer zone at Turkish Cypriots on the anniversary of Eoka's creation, describing the incident as an act of terror.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated that water could become a source of global conflicts, similar to oil in the past, and emphasized the importance of careful water management in Turkey.

At least 40 journalists appeared before a judge and seven were detained in Turkey in March, according to an opposition lawmaker's report detailing ongoing prosecutions and restrictions on reporting.

An international human rights group states that Turkish authorities are employing broadly defined "obscenity" and "indecency" laws, and proposing new restrictions, to suppress LGBTQ+ expression and activism.

Czech President Petr Pavel still expects to attend the summer NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, and plans to meet with Prime Minister Andrej Babiš to discuss it, despite Babiš's earlier suggestion that he should attend.

Ümit Özdağ, leader of Turkey's far-right Victory Party (ZP), has proposed an alliance with the main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP).

Sweden's export of military equipment to Turkey has sharply increased since the Nordic nation joined NATO, according to reports from Sveriges Radio Ekot.

Turkey's Republican People’s Party (CHP) is pushing for an early election as corruption cases against the party accumulate, with leader Özgür Özel hinting at new political moves.

Turkey's Ministry of Health has screened 3.1 million children nationwide for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) as part of its ongoing screening and follow-up program.

The National Federation of Cypriots in the United Kingdom has written to UK Defence Minister John Healey, demanding justification for a recently signed multi-billion training and support contract between London and Ankara, which is part of a broader agreement for the sale of Eurofighter Typhoon jets to Turkey.

Two years after Turkey's March 31, 2024, local elections, a union representing municipal workers reports that 85 municipalities have changed hands through trustee appointments, removals, arrests, and shifts in city council control, reshaping the country's political map.

Turkey's tourism sector is facing a significant threat to its 2026 season, as the prolonged Middle East war is causing a decline in hotel bookings and an increase in operational costs, despite the geographical distance from the conflict zones.

Easter travel bookings by Poles have increased by 21% compared to last year, with popular destinations including Egypt, Spain, Cyprus, Turkey, Malta, and Greece, particularly countries with strong Catholic traditions.

Türkiye officially launched its 5G technology on Tuesday, with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan stating it marks the beginning of a new era not only in communications but across all industries.

According to the World Economic Forum (WEF), Türkiye is well-positioned to enhance its role in global value chains, attract investment, and boost its economic resilience.

Türkiye's Personal Data Protection Authority (KVKK) has ruled that announcements detailing residents’ debts, such as maintenance fees or advances, must not be publicly displayed in shared apartment areas.

NATO has confirmed the interception of an Iranian missile that was reportedly heading towards Turkey, highlighting escalating tensions and defensive measures in the region.

Russia has stated that the attack on President Barzani’s residence is intended to broaden the scope of the regional conflict, while Turkey has condemned the attack and expressed support for stability in Kurdistan and Iraq.

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Turkey’s main pro-Kurdish party and leftist political groups have informed President Erdoğan's government that the 'goodwill' phase in the Kurdish peace effort is over, demanding immediate concrete steps.

More than 358,000 middle school students across Türkiye participated in a nationwide reading competition organized by the Türkiye Gençlik Vakfı (TÜGVA), highlighting growing interest in reading.

The main courthouse in Ankara, Turkey, is bracing for a busy week as it is set to handle closely-watched trials, including cases related to FETÖ and those that could impact the fate of the main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP).

Türkiye is making final preparations to officially adopt 5G technology, marking a significant shift into a new era of mobile communications for the country starting April 1.

The Turkish newspaper Turkiye has published a report suggesting that Greece, driven by its 'Great Idea' aspirations, fears a potential maritime border agreement between Turkey and Egypt.

A woman spent a significant amount on cosmetic surgery in Turkey to look younger, but internet users criticized her transformation, saying she appears older.

Turkey has committed to authorizing the construction of the Bulgarian consulate in Edirne, a development discussed during a meeting between Bulgarian Foreign Minister Nadezhda Neynsky and Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan.

Traces of human excrement discovered in a 1,900-year-old Roman vial in Turkey provide the first physical evidence that ancient Romans used faeces for medicinal purposes.

Crypto tax provisions were reportedly dropped from an omnibus bill in Turkey following significant opposition pushback, indicating a legislative change in cryptocurrency regulation.

Turkey’s Constitutional Court has found that security forces violated the rights of Hacı Lokman Birlik, a Kurdish man killed in 2015 whose body was controversially dragged behind an armored vehicle.

Publishers and authors from across the Turkic world have convened in Ankara for the Turkic World Publishing Congress, hosted by Turkey's Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

Abdelilah El Messaoudi, an Antwerp drug lord known as 'Black,' has reportedly escaped Belgian justice by fleeing to Morocco while awaiting extradition from Turkey, where he was under electronic surveillance.

Iranians arriving in Turkey describe a daily life shaped by fear, arrests, and intimidation, with tight state control, limited access to information, and mounting economic hardship amidst ongoing conflict.

Turkey's central bank sold and swapped $20 billion worth of gold in March in an effort to support the struggling lira, contributing to a slump in bullion prices.

Turkey's parliament is currently debating a proposed bill that aims to limit access to social media platforms for children under the age of 15.

Kuwait and Turkey have engaged in discussions aimed at strengthening their defense cooperation. The talks focused on potential joint initiatives and strategic partnerships in the security sector.

Two years after significant local election success, Turkey's main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) is reportedly on the brink of a split. Media reports indicate growing infighting and dissent within the party.

New Turkish violations were recorded in the southeastern Aegean region on Tuesday, including two armed Turkish F-16 fighter jets.

Bulgaria's caretaker Minister of Transport, Korman Ismailov, commented on potential "election tourism" from Turkey during a morning TV block, stating that those who do not follow the rules will face consequences.

A monitoring report by the Center for Field Research (SAMER) indicates that at least 203 children in Turkey experienced violence in the first three months of 2026, including suspicious deaths, sexual abuse, and assault.

Turkey's Culture and Tourism Ministry has appealed a court ruling that lifted a ban on the Kurdish film 'Rojbash,' signaling ongoing suppression of Kurdish cultural expression despite recent discussions of peace and democracy.

Former Constitutional Court president Haşim Kılıç and ex-AKP minister Hüseyin Çelik have sharply criticized Turkey’s judiciary and executive presidency system, labeling them a 'disaster.'

Turkey has announced a 25% increase in retail electricity prices for households and also raised natural gas prices, moves expected to significantly impact the country's inflation rate due to higher production and distribution costs.

Mayors from Turkey's main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) are under scrutiny due to a series of corruption probes, with accusations focusing on bribery and the alleged misuse of public funds to support girlfriends.

For decades, Turkey and Armenia have been in hostility and mutually isolated. After recent rapprochement, the Turkish economy hopes for good business.

The Lara Barut Collection 5★ hotel is being promoted as a symbol of comfortable and elegant holidays in Antalya, Turkey.

Turkish authorities have denied allegations concerning recent investor briefings held in London, specifically rebuffing claims that any disclosures or assessments related to interest rates were made during these meetings.

A crew member reportedly went missing from a cargo ship in Klaipėda, Lithuania, and was later found to have flown from Vilnius airport to Istanbul, Turkey.

Turkish President Erdogan met with Ukrainian President Zelensky a day after holding a phone conversation with Russian President Putin. This diplomatic sequence underscores Turkey's role in mediating or engaging with both sides of the conflict.

A new book by Islamic scholar Ceyda Nurtsch uses reports and portraits to explore the social realities and perceived 'aggressive and poisoned' climate in Turkey, examining what shaped its people and how they live.

Iraq is redirecting its oil exports through Turkey, seeking an alternative route as the ongoing conflict in the Middle East continues to alter regional diplomatic, economic, and security landscapes.

Amidst ongoing US-Israel strikes and domestic internet censorship, Iranians are traveling across the border to Turkey to access the internet.

Turkish households are facing a significant increase in electricity and natural gas prices, with an average rise of 25%. The move has reportedly caused panic among consumers.

Rights advocates and independent United Nations experts are warning that a key UN committee that controls access for nongovernmental organizations is at risk of falling further under the influence of…

Turkey’s Constitutional Court has for a second time found rights violations in the case of jailed city planner Tayfun Kahraman, ruling that the failure to implement its earlier decision violated his right to a fair trial.

Turkey's minister announced an agreement with social media companies to require Turkish citizens to verify their identities for online accounts, aiming to end anonymity and potentially impacting dissenting voices.

Turkey's annual inflation rate decreased to 30.9% in March from 31.5% in February, with consumer prices rising 1.9% monthly.

A Kurdish investigative reporter claims that repeated blocking of his social media accounts demonstrates how court-ordered content restrictions are used to curb press freedom in Turkey.

A strategic summit focused on Turkey's defense industry, particularly Roketsan, discussed modern warfare, industrial firepower, and the evolving role of air and space technologies in military power.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has confirmed that Iran will participate in the 2026 World Cup, despite the country's ongoing conflict with the US. Infantino attended a friendly match involving Iran in Turkey.

Alican Uludag, a Deutsche Welle reporter arrested in Turkey in February on charges of insulting the president, has filed a complaint. His lawyers allege violations of freedom of speech and the press.

UEFA has issued a warning that Italy could be stripped of its co-hosting responsibilities for Euro 2032, which it is due to share with Turkey, due to an ongoing stadium crisis.

Sociologist Pinar Selek described the seventh postponement of her trial in Turkey as a 'travesty', with the latest hearing in Istanbul concluding just minutes after it began.

Hakan Fidan said that his country wants to work with Japan on the Iran situation, and the two foreign ministers agreed to continue close communication.

Türkiye's crude steel production increased to 3 million tons in February, marking a 3.4% surge compared to the previous year.

Iranians crossing the border into Turkey are reportedly expressing more pessimism about the ongoing war and the potential for regime change than they did at the conflict's outset.

Turkey has expressed anger over a non-binding framework agreement for natural gas cooperation signed between the Republic of Cyprus and Egypt on March 30, stating that Cyprus has no authority to make decisions on behalf of Turkish Cypriots.

Turkey’s Savings Deposit Insurance Fund (TMSF) has put İstikbal Mobilya, a major furniture company seized from the Boydak family over alleged links to the Gülen movement, up for auction again after a previous sale drew no buyers.

Prosecutions against journalists in Hungary and Turkey are attempting to establish a precedent where journalism is deemed an insult, leading to harassment for reporting on 'wrong' topics.

Açık Radyo (Open Radio) has appealed to Turkey's top court after its broadcast license was canceled by Turkish authorities following a guest's reference to the Armenian genocide.

Turkish authorities have detained the mayor of Bursa, the country's fourth-largest city, along with 54 other individuals. This action is part of a sweeping corruption investigation and marks the latest legal move against municipalities run by the main opposition Republican People’s Party.

An opposition mayor and over 50 individuals have been arrested in Turkey following raids conducted by authorities in five provinces.

Turkish telecoms operator Türk Telekom is showcasing its 5G capabilities, positioning itself as a pioneer in guiding Türkiye into a new era of communication technology.

A controversial policy decision by President Petro is credited with preventing Colombia's central bank from experiencing economic instability similar to Turkey's.

The 31st Committee of Parties (COP-31) conference on climate change is set to convene in Antalya, Turkey, from November 9 to 20, 2026, with discussions on its potential impact on Nigeria.

Kosovo's national football team, a country not recognized by Spain, is just 90 minutes away from securing its first-ever World Cup qualification in a match against Turkey, a significant milestone for the team that has only been playing FIFA competitions for ten years.

The ongoing conflict with Iran has highlighted significant anti-ballistic missile deficiencies in Turkey's air defense systems, prompting concerns about the country's readiness against modern threats.

The trial of Gisèle Pelicot has significantly reshaped the global debate on sexual violence, guilt, and responsibility, and contributed to a revision of the legal definition of rape in France.

A Turkish court has accepted an indictment against 28 Kurds, including three journalists, for their participation in a 2024 anti-war vigil in Silopi, as reported by the pro-Kurdish Jin News Agency.

A Turkish businessman, wanted in an İstanbul drug probe, claims a network linked to Justice Minister Akın Gürlek demanded $2 million to keep his name out of the case, raising new questions about corruption.

The first flight of the 2026 summer season to Turkey officially marked the start of the travel season, with Turkey retaining its title as the most popular holiday destination for Lithuanians, according to tour operator Tez Tour.

The gold price concluded the week with gains, prompting market observers to question if it has reached its lowest point, though caution is advised in the short term due to factors like gold sales by Turkey.

An Interpol warrant has been issued for Vedran Pavlek, the former head of the Croatian Ski Association, who is accused of embezzling 30 million euros and has fled to Turkey following the initiation of an investigation, making him inaccessible to Croatian authorities.

The football match between Kosovo and Turkey, scheduled for Tuesday at "Fadil Vokrri" stadium in Pristina, will be officiated by renowned English referee Michael Oliver and his assistants.

Genetic analysis has revealed that the oldest known dog was a puppy that lived 16,000 years ago in Turkey, ate fish, and lived closely with Paleolithic humans, with some even buried similarly to human dead.

BiH Presidency Chairman Denis Bećirović met with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Istanbul, thanking Turkey for its support of Bosnia and Herzegovina's sovereignty and territorial integrity, and discussing BiH, NATO, and economic cooperation.

Popular Eastern Mediterranean destinations like Cyprus and Turkey are experiencing a decline in tourism as the ongoing Iran war creates generalized anxiety and disrupts travel plans.

Turkish President Erdoğan is reportedly leveraging the Iran war for political gain, deepening internal repression, politicizing the judiciary, and eroding the rule of law, with another journalist recently imprisoned.

Western Shipyard Group (VLG) has signed a $43 million agreement with Turkey's Hat-San Shipyard for the construction and acquisition of a new floating dock, enhancing its ship repair capabilities for Panamax-type vessels.

A recent report by the Ger organization indicates a significant deterioration of democracy and human rights in Turkey, citing shrinking press freedom and increased pressure on the opposition under President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's government.

Turkish authorities have blocked access within Turkey to the X (formerly Twitter) account of Agence France-Presse correspondent Mahmut Bozarslan, who is based in the predominantly Kurdish southeast, raising renewed concerns about censorship and press freedom.

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan signed the new Tayfun Block-4 missile during a ceremony at ROKETSAN facilities, signaling a significant expansion in Turkey's defense industry with a fivefold increase in missile production.

Uzmetkombinat, an Uzbek company, is increasing its metal exports to the Turkish market. This expansion signifies growing trade relations and economic activity between Uzbekistan and Turkey in the metallurgical sector.

Turkish authorities have blocked access within Turkey to the social media accounts of several pro-Kurdish news outlets and journalists, according to the Dicle Fırat Journalists Association.

Turkish authorities have ordered the detention of 16 people across 12 provinces due to their alleged links to the faith-based Gülen movement, as the government's crackdown continues.

Turkey, Jordan and Syria signed a trilateral transport agreement to increase trade.

Experts claim that Turkey's increasing extradition requests to Finland are part of a "witch hunt" against alleged members of the Gülen movement and government critics. Finnish public broadcaster Yle reported on documents supporting these claims.

Turkish police have detained 42 people, mostly women, on accusations of providing financial assistance during Ramadan to families of individuals jailed or dismissed due to alleged links to the Gülen movement.

Imprisoned Turkish businessman Osman Kavala stated that the Turkish government's defense at a recent European Court of Human Rights hearing echoed a "dangerous" Stalin-era conspiracy theory of punishment. Kavala highlighted the resemblance to historical oppressive legal tactics.

The Turkish competition watchdog has initiated an investigation into 19 companies operating in the country's health insurance market, probing allegations of premium fixing.

Özgür Özel, leader of Turkey's main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP), met with the Peoples’ Equality and Democracy Party (DEM Party) in Ankara as the opposition pushes for a snap election.

A passenger on a flight from Istanbul to Şanlıurfa, Turkey, has been sentenced to four years and two months in prison for disrupting air transport after jokingly calling her sister a 'live bomb' while already seated on the plane.

Turkey has accused a teacher, who fled the country and found a home and work in Finland, of terrorism after the Turkish government learned of his whereabouts.

Turkey has demanded that Finland extradite 12 of its citizens, with a researcher suggesting that most of these requests, though framed on criminal grounds, appear to be politically motivated.

Antalya, a resort city in southern Turkey, attracts thousands of tourists annually from Lithuania and around the world, known as one of the most popular holiday destinations on the Mediterranean coast.

There is a growing interest among Icelanders for hair transplant procedures abroad, particularly in Turkey, with one company reporting around 50 inquiries.

Turkey is reportedly weighing the option of increasing energy prices, a decision influenced by market instability caused by the ongoing Iran War.

Turkey has announced an increase in both electricity and natural gas prices, as reported by TradingView.

Turkey's Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced that users will need national ID numbers to access social media within three months, a move that expands state control over online speech.

Turkey has launched an investigation into Google concerning its advertising and billing practices.

The main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) in Turkey saw its call for a snap election firmly rejected by the ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party) and its ally, the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP).

Turkey's inflation rate surprised analysts with a larger-than-anticipated decline, indicating a potential shift in the country's economic landscape.

A travel expert specializing in Turkey offers recommendations for the best holidays to book in the country.

Beauval Zoo is inaugurating two new zones dedicated to Australian fauna, including wombats and ducks, and local species like the Solognot turkey, ahead of the Easter weekend.

Mircea Lucescu has officially resigned as the coach of the Romania national football team, a decision announced by the Football Federation after the team's defeat in the Play Off semi-final against Turkey.

Ghana's Youth Employment Agency (YEA) has refuted allegations that it spent GH¢9 million on a turkey berries production program, stating that no such initiative exists under the agency.

Turkey's justice minister has reiterated Ankara's demand for the Netherlands to extradite 217 individuals allegedly linked to the faith-based Gülen movement during talks with the Dutch Justice and Security Minister, renewing a long-standing concern over extradition failures.

Gazprom claims Ukraine attacked a compressor station connected to the TurkStream gas pipeline, which transports natural gas to Europe via Turkey.

Turkey Implements New Regulations to Block Unwanted Calls and SMS

Romanians are contemplating their summer vacation plans, with discussions on how to choose destinations during wartime and personal anecdotes about past travel experiences, including a 'nightmare' in Turkey.

After retiring from football in 2023, Mesut Özil is now living in a magnificent mansion in Istanbul, though he has not yet reconciled with his father. The former German international was born to Turkish immigrant parents in Gelsenkirchen.

A new study based on interviews with families in Turkey suggests that some suicides following a post-coup purge after a 2016 failed coup are seen by relatives as the result of sustained pressure from government measures.

A restaurant in Pristina, Kosovo, is offering free coffee and tea to Turkish football fans ahead of the Kosovo-Turkey match, with a sign referencing a 'debt paid in 1999'.

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi informed his Turkish counterpart Hakan Fidan via telephone that reports of a missile launch towards Turkey are "completely baseless" and a "provocation."

Kosovo is striving for its first-ever World Cup qualification, with the BBC publishing a special article highlighting the nation's dream as it prepares to face Turkey in the Play-Off final.

Tourists are massively canceling holidays on popular islands due to the ongoing war, with Greece and Turkey also experiencing a decline in bookings, as cheap travel offers attempt to attract new guests.

Turkish police arrested 55 individuals, including the opposition Mayor of Bursa, on corruption charges, prompting condemnation from the opposition who view it as a targeted use of the justice system to silence critics.

Mustafa Bozbey, the mayor of Bursa, Turkey, from the main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP), was detained along with 54 other suspects as part of a bribery investigation.

The Central Bank of Turkey is reportedly liquidating its gold reserves in an effort to stabilize the Turkish lira, reflecting significant pressure on the nation's economy.

Turkey has condemned an attack on the residence of President Barzani in Iraqi Kurdistan, reiterating its support for stability in the region and Iraq.

Turkish authorities have blocked access to the X accounts of several pro-Kurdish news outlets, journalists, and civil society organizations, according to the Mezopotamya News Agency.

Europol has dismantled a criminal network operating across Spain, Bulgaria, and Greece, leading to the arrest of 21 individuals suspected of smuggling firearms from the Western Balkans and Turkey into the European Union in exchange for cannabis.

Yılmaz Ateş, a former deputy chair of Turkey's main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP), has accused the Gülenist Terror Group (FETÖ) of taking over the party that expelled him in 2019.

A quartet of Muslim nations, including Pakistan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey, convened in Pakistan to discuss the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and mediate efforts to de-escalate the ongoing conflict.

Türkiye's Energy and Natural Resources Ministry announced that the country's natural gas storage facilities are currently at 71% occupancy, with ongoing efforts to further enhance capacity.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is reportedly prepared to pursue new initiatives on Cyprus, even if it means proceeding without Turkey's consent, as he seeks to establish a framework for talks before his term concludes.

Greece and Turkey held their 11th bilateral meeting of Customs Authorities in Istanbul on March 27, agreeing to strengthen cooperation at customs stations.

Details from a DIICOT investigation reveal how Romanian criminal groups acquire firearms through an arms trafficking route from Turkey to Romania, exploiting Turkey's issue with illegally held weapons.

Vedran Pavlek, the former director of HSS and a suspect in a 30 million euro fraud case, has been located in Turkey, is under police supervision, and is awaiting extradition.

A Turkish court has ordered the arrest of 17 individuals suspected of having links to the faith-based Gülen movement, as part of an ongoing crackdown.

Romanian President Nicușor Dan met with Numan Kurtulmuş, President of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, at Cotroceni Palace to discuss Black Sea security, regional stability, and strengthening the economic partnership between Romania and Turkey.

The article recounts the assassination of Ali Şükrü in 1923 Ankara, one of Turkey's first political murders, and its connection to the downfall of Topal Osman, highlighting its lasting significance.

The United Kingdom and Turkey have finalized a multi-billion-pound agreement for air defense systems, strengthening their military cooperation.