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Türkiye rescues crew of tanker that caught fire in Black Sea

Türkiye condemns Israeli strikes on Syrian town near Damascus

Türkiye, Armenia hold second technical talks on rehabilitating cross-border railway link

Türkiye and Armenia on Thursday held the second round of technical talks on the rehabilitation and operationalization of the Kars-Gyumri cross-border railway link, the Turkish Foreign Ministry announced.

Anti-terror initiative nears end: Parliament speaker

The government is approaching the final stages of its anti-terror peace initiative, Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş said on Nov. 28.

Pope Leo marks Christian milestone at historic İznik prayer

Pope Leo XIV arrived in Türkiye’s İznik on Nov. 28, joining Orthodox patriarchs at the location of the 325 AD Council of Nicaea to mark the historic event and offer prayers for Christian reunification.

Erdoğan marks progress in public trust for security forces

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said on Nov. 28 that his government’s more than two-decade rule has “eliminated the grounds for distrust” between the state and citizens.

Türkiye voices concern after strike on Iraq gas field

CHP kicks off convention, says it's 'ready to govern' Türkiye

Court acquits 87 defendants over Istanbul protests

Edirne to sink city’s miniature underwater to boost diving tourism

Türkiye, Germany open new, strategic page in ties

Pope Leo XIV marks Nicaea council’s 1,700th anniversary in İznik

Türkiye offers condolences to Hong Kong over deadly fire

Türkiye on Thursday extended condolences to Hong Kong as dozens of people were killed in a fire at a residential complex in Tai Po district.

Food vendors released as report blames pesticide in Istanbul poisoning case

Four individuals arrested from Istanbul's food sector were released after a forensic investigation concluded that a Turkish-German family of four died from exposure to a toxic pesticide used in their hotel room, rather than from contaminated food.

Half of consumers in Türkiye now shop second-hand: Study

Türkiye's second-hand market is rapidly expanding, with nearly one in two people having bought or sold a used item in the past year, indicating a major shift toward circular consumption, according to a new study by one of the country’s leading e-commerce platforms.

Türkiye to begin domestic production of key SMA drug

Türkiye has announced that it will begin producing the active ingredient of a major spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) treatment and the production of the drug domestically, marking a significant step toward reducing dependence on costly imported therapies for the rare genetic disease.

Flamingos become year-round residents in Van Lake

Flamingos that once migrated seasonally between Iran’s Urmia Lake and eastern Türkiye have increasingly become year-round residents in the Van Lake Basin, after the near-total drying of Urmia eliminated one of the region’s key wetlands.

Sweeping judicial bill submitted to parliament

The ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) has submitted to parliament a series of judicial amendments for parliamentary deliberation, including provisions that could pave the way for the release of more than 50,000 inmates.

Peace commission to review İmralı visit next week

A parliamentary commission overseeing Türkiye's latest peace initiative will convene on Dec. 4 to review the findings of a delegation that visited jailed PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan on the İmralı prison island earlier this week.

Türkiye slams Greek Cyprus-Lebanon maritime delimitation deal

Türkiye has criticized an agreement between Greek Cyprus and Lebanon on the delimitation of the maritime jurisdiction in the eastern Mediterranean on the basis that it ignores the rights and interests of the Turkish Cypriots as the sovereign equal part of the island.