There are disruptions in transportation because of the fog that’s efficient in Istanbul. It has been introduced that some flights have been canceled as
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Erdogan urges end to Ukraine war in call with Russia’s Putin
Fast News Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan additionally thanked his Russian counterpart for his “positive attitude” in extending the Black Sea grain deal, which is
Türkiye condemns ‘vile attack’ on Quran, Turkish flag in Denmark
Fast News Turkish Foreign Ministry urges Danish authorities to take motion towards perpetrators of “hate crime”. Ankara won’t ever settle for such “vile actions being
Istanbul rabbi sends message to mark Muslim holy month of Ramadan
As the Jewish vacation of Passover looms, an Istanbul rabbi marked on Friday the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. “Today we will mark the beginning
Türkiye slams ‘baseless’ US report on human rights
Report ready by US State Department on Türkiye’s human rights practices is “completely devoid of objectivity and cannot be taken seriously,” says Foreign Ministry. Türkiye
Türkiye condemns U.S. human rights report for baseless allegations
The Turkish Foreign Ministry condemned Friday a U.S. State Department‘s human rights report on Türkiye which it stated consists of “false information and baseless allegations.”
Explained: Türkiye’s presidential and parliamentary elections
Türkiye will go to the polls on May 14 to elect the president and parliamentary representatives. Here is all it’s good to know concerning the
What is Türkiye’s political ‘alliance law’?
Introduced final yr, the legislation permits political events to create alliances just like the People’s Alliance and Nation Alliance. Türkiye’s electoral politics has come a
Ankara lashes out at U.S. senator for one-sided Türkiye claims
Türkiye‘s Communications Director Fahrettin Altun on Friday slammed a U.S. senator for “one-sided” claims on Türkiye’s insurance policies. “It is sad to see U.S. Congress
6 things to know about Türkiye’s electoral system
Fast News Türkiye elects the president by means of a two-round system whereas Members of Parliament are elected by means of a proportional illustration system.