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Turkey Seeks Red Notice For Two Ex-Prosecutors On The Run
- The Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office in Istanbul’s Bakırköy district asked the Justice Ministry on Aug. 19 to request Interpol
Turkey ‘Swiftly’ Heading To Snap Polls: Erdoğan
- Turkey is quickly heading toward early elections after the Justice and Development Party (AKP) failed to form a coalition
Two People Fight For Priority To Read The Same Newspaper, Leaving Six Wounded
- In Turgutlu district of Manisa, two people hanging out in a kahvehane (traditional coffee house) have attempted to read
(Video) Isıl Trenches Zone Near Turkey-Syria Border
– Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in control of Karamazra Village affiliated to A’zaz district in Northern
My Goal Is To Die As A Martyr : Turkey’S Energy Minister
- Turkish Energy Minister Taner Yıldız has expressed his desire to “achieve martyrdom,” while commenting on allegations that his sons
Turkey’S Religious Body Calls For Anti-Isıl Unity
- Directorate of Religious Affairs (Diyanet) head Mehmet Görmez has called on the religious authorities in the region to unite
Turkey Retaliates Against Maliki, Protests Iraqi Report
- Former Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki’s charges against Turkey for lending support to militants of the Islamic State of
Erdoğan Signals He Will Not Give Mandate To Chp Leader For New Gov’T
- President Tayyip Erdoğan has reportedly signaled he has no intention of giving a mandate to form a new government
Eu To Support Three Youth Projects, One Looking To Change Gender Codes In Turkey
- Three projects created by the European Youth Association in Manisa have become entitled to receive financial aid from the
Young Volunteers Take Turn To Protect Sea Daffodils From Tourists In Southeastern Coast
- In the Silifke district of southeastern province of Mersin, endangered sea daffodils have been put under protection by a
Un: European Countries Should Support Greece On Efforts Amid Migrant Crisis
– The United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) released a press statement urging the Europen countries to support Greece’s efforts to
5,000 Year Of Urartu History To Be Unearthed In Historical Van
- Excavation works near the ancient Van Castle in eastern Van province, led by Manager of Istanbul University Van Region
Turkey’S Rafting Meeting Point Welcomes Custom-Made Track, Against Hydroelectric Plant Projects
- At the Dalaman Brook in Aegean province of Muğla, Turkey’s key address for rafting enthusiasts, rafting trainers had to
Illegal Migrant Inflatable Boat Sinks In Aegean: 5 Killed
- In Bodrum district of Aegean province of Muğla, off Akyar coast a fibreglass boat, attempting to cross into the
Syrian Migrants Cue For Id Cards In Border Town
- Migrants of Syrian origin having fled Syria’s domestic turbulence and crossed to Turkey’s southeastern province of Şanlıurfa and its
Turkish Limak Wins New Terminal Construction Tender Of Kuwait Int’L Airport
- Turkey’s Limak İnşaat announced it won a tender to build the new terminal in the Kuwait International Airport for
Central Bank Keeps The Policy Rate At 7.50 Percent Unchanged
- Central Bank of Turkey's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has decided to keep the policy rate unchanged at 7.50 percent,
Turkish Police Capture Drone, Weapons En Route To Isıl
- Turkish police have arrested four suspected Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) militants riding in a car
Hdp Calls For Referendum On Erdoğan’S Ambition For Presidential System
- Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) co-chair Selahattin Demirtaş has proposed a single-topic referendum to ask people about President Tayyip Erdoğan’s
Eyes On Erdoğan As Davutoğlu Expected To Return Mandate Today
- Turkey’s public, as well as global markets, have turned their eyes to a meeting between President Tayyip Erdoğan and
Times: Turkey Begins Arming Damascus Front
– Turkey has begun to arm the Syria’s so-called Damascus Front that fight against the Islamic State of Iraq and
Turkish Resort Municipalities Call For Delay Of School Opening Over Bad Tourism Season
- The mayors of three Aegean resort towns in Turkey have called on the Education Ministry and Culture Ministry to
Failure Of Akp-Mhp Talks Herald Early Polls In Turkey
- A last-ditch effort by Turkey’s incumbent prime minister, Ahmet Davutoğlu, to form a coalition failed on Aug. 17 as
Fate Of Syriza Government To Depend On First Instalment, Amid Disagreement In Party
- Over the agreement for a third credit package to support the Greece’s economy reached in the Greek parliament with
Baby Long-Eared Owl Found Wounded In Aegean Province
- A baby long-eared owl was found wounded in Dazkırı district of Aegean province of Afyonkarahisar, and hospitalized to Lisinia
Sales Boom Of Life Vests And Dinghies Amid Migrant Crisis In Aegean
- The huge demand for life vests and dinghies has led to a sales boom, as number of migrants flocking
Pro-Gov’T Businessman Censors Own Remarks On erdoğan Love
- A pro-Justice and Development Party (AKP) media tycoon has succeeded in his unusual lawsuit, with a court ruling to
5,000-Year-Old Undiscovered Site To Be Brought To Light In Denizli
- In Çivril district of western province of Denizli, an ancient habitat was discovered by Ege University excavation team, in
Erdoğan’S Declaration Of ‘System Change’ Outrages Turkey’S Opposition
- President Tayyip Erdoğan’s declaration of a de facto shift in Turkey’s administrative system to a presidential system has infuriated
“Bend, Cling, Hold On To Life” Security Trainings As Turkey Marks 16Th Anniversary Of Quake
- In northwestern province of Kocaeli, İzmit Municipality held an awareness campaign as Turkey marks 16th anniversary of August
Turkey's Unemployment Rate Rose By 0.5 Pct. Point To 9.3 Pct. In May
- Turkey's unemployment rate rose by 0.5 percentage points to 9.3 percent in May perdiod, including April, May and June,
Turkish Pm Davutoğlu To Meet Mhp Leader On Aug 17
- Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu will meet Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) leader Devlet Bahçeli on Aug. 17 to discuss coalition
Erdoğan Threatens Germany Over Extradition Of Former Prosecutor
President Tayyip Erdoğan has said Turkey will no longer extradite criminal suspects to Germany if Berlin does not agree to
Controversial Turkish Prosecutor Fled To Germany From Armenia
- A Turkish prosecutor who handled probes into alleged coup cases in Turkey has fled with a colleague to Germany
Erdoğan Urges Change In Charter Due To De Facto Change In President’S New Role
- Turkey has witnessed a change in the president’s new role, President Tayyip Erdoğan said Aug. 14, asking that the
69 Illegal Migrants Captured In Attempt To Cross Into Greek Lesbos Island
– Off the Ayvalık district of Aegean province of Balıkesir, 69 illegal migrants were captured by the coast security guard,
First Turkish Play On Stage At Edinburgh Fringe
- Turkish theater company Theater Hayal Perdesi is taking part in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, which has given opportunities to
Iglesias Comes To Istanbul
- Famous Spanish singer Enrique Iglesias will take to the stage at Istanbul’s Küçükçiftlik Park on Aug. 19. The 40-year-old singer
Capadoccia Tourists Prefer Handmade Souvenirs To Chinese Products
- Local and foreigner tourists in Turkey’s touristic Capadoccia region, well-known with its hot air balloon tours and engraved sites,
Producers Boost Yield By Making Goats Lick Mineral Salt In Turkey’S Southeast
In southeastern province of Mersin, goats are fed with rock salt one day a week, to boost their milk and
Clashes At Turkey-Syria Border Give Way To Silence Near Kilis Province
- After clashes between ISIL militants and opposition forces near Syria’a northern Havar Village across Turkey’s Seve Village in southeastern
Isıl Operations: 24 More U.s. Aircrafts To Land On İncirlik Airbase
– The silence at İncirlik Airbase in Turkey’s southeastern Adana province has been broken in one hour, as eight combat
Claims Point To Attack Against Kamp Armen Volunteers In Istanbul
– The volunteers of Kamp Armen, an Armenian orphanage in Istanbul that has raised the Turkey’s slain journalist Hrant Dink
Clarinet Festival To Give Breath To Istanbul
- Turkey’s largest city is set to get a healthy dose of cheer as the fourth International Clarinet Festival runs
Foreigner Youth Campers Collect Garbage In Front Of Picknickers, Call On The World To Recycle
- A youth camp organized by the Outdoors Sports Club in western province of Edirne (EDOKS), foreigner university students visiting
Mhp Welcomes Akp Invitation But Sustains Objection To Interim Or Election Government
- Shortly after Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said a fresh election now appeared to be the only option after last-ditch
22-Year-Old Becomes 33Rd Activist To Die In Suruç Bombing
- Mert Cömert, a 22-year-old Black Sea activist who was injured in the July 20 Suruç suicide bombing, succumbed to
Turkey Critical Of Western Approach To Foreign Fighters’ Issue
- Turkey has held European countries responsible for a flawed and “orientalist” approach to the issue of foreign jihadists, saying
Police Department Sends Almost 300 Senior Officers Into Retirement
- Authorities in Turkey have staged a large purge of the police forces, forcing close to 300 officers into retirement
