8 nations reject Israel's E1 settlement plan, urge sanctions
Türkiye, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and five other countries on Friday categorically rejected Israel's…
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11 countries condemn Israeli strikes on Syria, demand withdrawal
Eleven Muslim and Arab nations on Friday strongly condemned Israeli airstrikes targeting the Abu al-Duhur military air…
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Türkiye maps 172 military cemeteries, memorials across 48 countries
Türkiye’s Defense Ministry has mapped 172 Turkish military cemeteries and memorials across 48 countries as part of a…
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Turkish Airlines aims to lift flights to Asia-Pacific by up to 20%
National flag carrier Turkish Airlines (THY) aims to increase flight frequencies to the Asia-Pacific region by up to…
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Iraq working to expand oil exports via Türkiye, Syria, Jordan: PM
Iraq is working to expand oil exports through Türkiye's Mediterranean port of Ceyhan and develop export routes via…
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Turkish police catch 2 fugitives in widening Kuriş investigation
Police on Monday detained two fugitives wanted as part of an investigation into the alleged Alihan Kuriş criminal…
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Foreign arrivals in Türkiye fall slightly in July, Russians top list
The number of foreign visitors arriving in Türkiye dropped slightly in July, data from the Culture and Tourism Ministry…
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Istanbul’s mounting stones reflect Ottoman transport culture
Small stone structures once used to help people mount horses are quietly preserving traces of Istanbul’s Ottoman-era…
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Türkiye showcases growing naval capabilities at top maritime festival
Türkiye’s growing naval capabilities, domestically developed defense technologies and next-generation unmanned systems…
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Türkiye seeks Interpol red notices for Netanyahu over genocide charges
Türkiye’s Justice Ministry has requested that Interpol red notices be issued for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin…
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Angel-backed startup deals in Türkiye fall to fifth of 2021 peak
The number of startup investments involving business angel investment networks (BANs) in Türkiye has fallen sharply…
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Businessman alleges Imamoğlu's financing scheme in major Turkish graft case
Businessman Aziz Ihsan Aktaş testified Monday in an Istanbul court that an alleged system of pressure and payments…
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How Turkish student blew whistle on rogue AI hacking attempt
Sinan Can Demir wanted to spend the last week of July burnishing his resume. Instead, he engaged in a battle of wits…
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MHP’s Bahçeli warns Israel against ‘testing Türkiye’s patience’
Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) Chair Devlet Bahçeli on Friday strongly condemned Israel’s strike on Syria’s Abu…
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Galatasaray sign Russian wunderkind Batrakov from Lokomotiv Moscow
Galatasaray have signed Russian attacking midfielder Aleksey Batrakov from Lokomotiv Moscow on a five-year contract,…
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West Ham condemn 'anti-Palestine' chant targeting Manor Solomon
West Ham United have condemned an “offensive and divisive” chant targeting new winger Manor Solomon, an Israel…
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Israeli troops shoot Palestinian man 7 times, killing him in Jenin
Israeli troops shot and killed a 58-year-old Palestinian man in Jenin in the northern occupied West Bank on Friday,…
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Zero Waste Foundation targets plastic waste reaching Türkiye’s seas
Plastic waste is increasingly being addressed as more than a waste-management issue in Türkiye, with attention turning…
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Children dive into Türkiye's Lake Van and come out blonde
Children living along the shores of Lake Van, the world’s largest alkaline lake, spend much of their summer swimming in…
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Children living along the shores of Lake Van, the world’s largest alkaline lake, spend much of their summer swimming in…
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Türkiye begins excavations at 2,800-year-old Phrygian tumulus
Türkiye has launched archaeological excavations at a previously unexcavated Phrygian-era burial mound in Ankara as part…
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Türkiye taps 6.7 bcm of gas 6 years after Black Sea discovery
Türkiye has produced 6.7 billion cubic meters of natural gas from the Black Sea since production began in 2023, Energy…
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Ebola spreads ‘exponentially’ in DRC as death toll hits 2,500
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is spreading at an alarming rate, with more than 5,200 cases and…
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Global outcry grows over West Bank settlement push, new Nakba fears
Israel is facing mounting international pressure over plans to expand settlements in the occupied West Bank, with…
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Solar power generation hits new record in Türkiye in July
Türkiye's solar power generation reached a record high in July, according to official data, as renewable energy sources…
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Green Day draws on its punk-rock roots for new film ‘Nimrods’
Green Day, the punk rock band that rose to global fame, are turning to filmmaking with 'Nimrods,' a coming-of-age…
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Archaeologists discover 16,500-year-old turtle figurines in Türkiye
Archaeologists have discovered around 25 turtle figurines believed to be up to 16,500 years old at an excavation site…
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Iran turns to Iraq, vows to withstand ‘toughest’ US sanctions
Iran vowed Friday to strengthen its economy and withstand what it called “unjust sanctions,” a day after U.S. Treasury…
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Europe's heat record town feels climate change in daily life
Five years after Floridia registered Europe's highest-ever temperature, residents say extreme heat is no longer…
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Football’s big names flock to Turkish Süper Lig. But why?
The Turkish Süper Lig has become one of the biggest stories of the 2026 summer transfer window, with established stars…
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Is Rome ready to say goodbye to its horse-drawn carriages?
Prague, Krakow, Bruges, Salzburg, Vienna ... These are just some of the European cities where horse-drawn carriages can…
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CHP leader says Netanyahu’s remarks on Türkiye ‘unacceptable’
Türkiye’s main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) Chair Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu on Friday condemned Israel’s strike…
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World’s oldest person turns 117 after a year of ‘many firsts’
The world's oldest person is celebrating her 117th birthday after a year of 'many firsts,' including meeting British…
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FIFA powerhouses mull historic no-confidence vote against Infantino
World football’s regional powerhouses are considering a vote of no confidence against FIFA President Gianni Infantino…
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Alcaraz confirms US Open return after 4-month wrist injury hiatus
Carlos Alcaraz has won his race to be fit for the U.S. Open, confirming his return to the ATP Tour after a four-month…
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AI is changing music: What happens to artists?
When the debate over artificial intelligence began in the music industry, record companies were uncompromising. “Our…
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