The Turkish president unveiled his administration's security strategy during commemorations for the Battle of Manzikert anniversary.

Ankara is evaluating a new tax on short-term money market fund returns to curb speculative capital flows and stabilize the lira amid ongoing currency pressures.

The inaugural crew assigned to Turkey's T-625 Gökbey general-purpose helicopter has finished its training program, paving the way for the aircraft's imminent integration into the Turkish Air Force inventory.

The Turkish Interior Ministry announced the successful return of 60 fugitives from abroad, including 16 individuals subject to Interpol Red Notices and 44 sought domestically.

Customer service operations across Türkiye’s transport network handle roughly 22 million inquiries yearly, achieving a 94% citizen satisfaction rate.

Security operations across Istanbul and Izmir resulted in the arrest of forty individuals suspected of funding and supporting Daesh terrorist networks.

Researchers are set to conduct environmental DNA testing in September at an 86,000-year-old cave in Çanakkale, Türkiye, to investigate the absence of organic remains despite the discovery of numerous stone tools.

Türkiye has formed four subcommittees to further its initiative aimed at creating a terror-free environment. These panels are designed to advance the country's efforts in combating terrorism.

Turkish households are increasingly shifting towards gold investments as the appeal of real estate diminishes. This trend coincides with rising inflation expectations for both households and the real sector in Türkiye.

Türkiye's exports to member countries of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) reached $41.5 billion in the first seven months of the year, marking a significant increase.

A recent standoff between Israel and Türkiye has sparked numerous questions, with reports of perfidy and treachery surrounding the latest diplomatic tensions.

As bonito catches increase and fill Türkiye's markets, a scientist from Sinop University's Faculty of Fisheries is advocating for sustainable fishing practices.

Türkiye is actively working to strengthen its trade relationships and economic cooperation with various Islamic countries.

The sudden passing of Birol Altınkılıç has deeply impacted Türkiye's gastronomy circles, with many remembering his contributions to the industry.

The Ethiopian diaspora in Istanbul held an event to promote national unity and strengthen ties with Türkiye. The 'Ethiopian Day' highlighted cultural exchange and bilateral relations.

Türkiye's defense industry exports have reached $11.2 billion, accounting for 4% of total exports and marking a 40% increase compared to the previous year.

A court in Istanbul is anticipated to deliver a verdict in a major trial where a businessman is accused of widespread tender corruption in collaboration with several opposition mayors from Türkiye's CHP party.

Top security and government officials in Türkiye are scheduled to hold their inaugural meeting on August 24 to advance the government’s “terror-free Türkiye” initiative and establish guidelines for overseeing the disarmament and dissolution of the PKK.

British Consul General in Istanbul David Reed, who took up his post four months ago, shares his 15-year wait to return to Türkiye, where his diplomatic career began.

Türkiye is advancing its domestic energy strategy by exploring shale oil extraction in Diyarbakır, marking a new frontier in the country's efforts to boost its oil and gas resources.

Archaeological excavations at the Iremir Mound in Türkiye’s Van province have uncovered traces of a settlement dating back approximately 5,500 years to the Early Bronze Age.

Türkiye’s Ministry of Family and Social Services is providing free family counseling services across all 81 provinces to assist families with problems and strengthen communication.

A helicopter, believed to be from an electricity distribution company, crashed on August 22 while inspecting high-voltage power lines in Türkiye's northern Giresun province.

Conservation work is underway at Türkiye's UNESCO World Heritage Site, Nemrut Mountain, where experts are using nanotechnology, specifically nanolime treatment, to protect monumental ancient statues from further deterioration.

Türkiye has presented advanced technologies for a new vehicle inspection system, slated to begin operations in August 2027, which will include artificial intelligence-assisted imaging, contactless tire checks, underbody scans, and robotic headlight tests.

An analysis discusses the necessary steps for Türkiye to enhance its capital markets and attract global investment, highlighting recent transformations and growth in IPOs and retail investors.

Türkiye's Defense Ministry has completed a year-long project, mapping 172 Turkish military cemeteries and memorials across 48 countries to document the legacy of its soldiers.

Türkiye is exhibiting its expanding naval capabilities, including domestically developed defense technologies and next-generation unmanned systems, at a specialized maritime festival.

Devlet Bahçeli, Chair of Türkiye's Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), strongly condemned Israel’s strike on Syria’s Abu al-Duhur military air base, calling it an “unacceptable attack” and warning Israel.

Children swimming in Türkiye's Lake Van have been observed to have their hair turn blonde after emerging from the water. This unusual phenomenon has drawn attention to the unique properties of the lake.

Türkiye set a new record for solar power generation in July, indicating a significant increase in the country's renewable energy output. This achievement highlights Türkiye's growing capacity in solar energy.

Researchers will utilize e-DNA analysis during the 2026 excavation season at Çanakkale's 86,000-year-old İnkaya Cave to shed light on Paleolithic human history.

The ancient craft of Bergama parchment-making continues to flourish across Türkiye and Britain, sustained by the protégés of 'Living Human Treasure' İsmail Araç, ensuring its survival in its birthplace.

Türkiye has designated the Nemrut Caldera in the eastern province of Bitlis as a national park, a move that has contributed to a 64 percent increase in the nation's protected areas within just four days.

The Mecca Joint Defense Agreement, signed by Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, and Pakistan, is formally an open-architecture agreement, but its openness has yet to translate into deeper security roles.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced a new initiative aimed at expanding Türkiye's pool of highly skilled technology researchers. The program targets training approximately 3,000 individuals to strengthen the country's high-tech workforce.

Türkiye’s Directorate of Communications (DMM) has rejected claims that certain social groups have been systematically targeted in recent operations and denied reports suggesting new restrictions on minority schools.

Türkiye’s communications director, Burhan Duran, stated that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s threats and accusations against Türkiye and Syria reflect his government’s growing isolation.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan declared the victory of the 'Real Armenia' ideology, signaling the country's transition into a 'Fourth Republic' and vowing to normalize relations with Türkiye.

Türkiye's Defense Ministry condemned Israel's recent strike on Syria's Abu al-Duhur air base, describing it as part of 'reckless attacks' that undermine Syria's sovereignty and stability.

Turkey is positioning technology as its next strategic frontier amidst a profound transformation of the international order.

During the first 10 months of the 2026 water year, from October 1, 2025, to July 31, 2026, rainfall across Türkiye was 30% above the long-term average and 76% higher than the same period last year, marking a 66-year high.

Türkiye has signed a phosphate cooperation accord with Syria and reaffirmed its support for the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) as a cooperation deal advances. These agreements highlight Ankara's efforts to strengthen regional ties.

Türkiye’s Energy and Natural Resources Minister Alparslan Bayraktar held a meeting with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa in Damascus. The discussions focused on bilateral ties and potential areas of cooperation between the two countries.

Türkiye's national strategy against desertification spans 128 pages, indicating a comprehensive plan to combat the environmental issue.

Azerbaijan exported goods worth $1.949 billion to Türkiye from January to July 2026, maintaining Türkiye's position as a leading trade partner. However, this figure represents a 3% decrease compared to the previous period.

Europe's efforts to boost ammunition production are encountering a bottleneck in cotton supply, with Türkiye's resources potentially offering a solution to reduce reliance on China.

Turkish-American organizations are urging the U.S. Congress to approve the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Türkiye. These groups are actively lobbying to secure congressional backing for the deal.

Türkiye's telecommunications giant Turkcell announced its participation in six new international research and development projects supported by prestigious European programs.

Türkiye is experiencing a record surge in electric vehicle (EV) charging demand, driven by rapid EV adoption and the expansion of charging infrastructure across the country.

Kenya and Türkiye are working to enhance their long-standing diplomatic relationship by expanding cooperation in trade, investment, aviation, defense, and other sectors.

The 23rd International Bodrum Ballet Festival, held in southwestern Türkiye's Muğla province, concluded with a performance of 'Pinocchio.exe', organized by the Directorate General of State Opera and Ballet.

Türkiye has implemented new legal measures aimed at enhancing child protection and preventive mechanisms, as announced by Family and Social Services Minister Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş.

Official data indicates that while Türkiye's home prices continued to rise nominally in July, they fell further behind inflation, marking an eighth consecutive month of real-term declines.

Türkiye experienced its 19th-hottest July on record, with temperatures reaching 46.8 degrees Celsius in Cizre, as August also sees climbing temperatures across the country.

Türkiye is advancing with a new metro project aimed at expanding Istanbul’s rail network and improving connections, particularly between the city’s northern districts.

The ancient city of Phaselis in Antalya, southern Türkiye, continues to be a popular destination, drawing a record 481,306 visitors in 2025 and allowing visitors to swim through history.

Excavation and environmental landscaping works for 2026 have commenced at the ancient city of Amos in Türkiye’s Marmaris district, supported by various organizations.

A landmark law establishing the legal framework for Türkiye's ongoing terror-free initiative has officially entered into force after being published in the Official Gazette.

Twenty-seven years after the devastating Marmara earthquake on August 17, 1999, families in Gölyaka, Düzce province, continue to mourn the loss of loved ones.

Over the past two decades, Turkey has expanded its footprint across the African continent, transitioning from purely humanitarian efforts like hospital construction to a broader strategy combining diplomatic, economic, and security influence.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan stated that Türkiye is actively working to establish peace, justice, and security across the region, emphasizing historical ties among its peoples.

Recent developments are cited as proof that Ankara's longstanding arguments regarding regional security and cross-border operations have been substantiated by current events.

Officials from both nations held preliminary discussions on pressing regional matters, setting the stage for an upcoming high-level diplomatic meeting in Istanbul.

Communities across Türkiye gathered at mosques to observe Mawlid al-Nabi, featuring special recitations and night prayers to honor the Prophet Muhammad's birthday.

The Turkish Trade Ministry has imposed substantial fines on dozens of businesses for posting deceptive property and vehicle listings on social media platforms.

Turkish officials presented national policies and conservation practices aimed at combating desertification and water scarcity during the 17th UN Convention conference.

Türkiye sustained growth in its crude steel production during July, contrasting with a 0.3% drop in global crude steel production for the same month. This indicates a strong performance for the Turkish steel industry against a backdrop of overall decline.

Following an Israeli strike on the Abu Duhur airbase in northwestern Syria on August 18, diplomatic contacts involving Türkiye, Israel, and Syria are intensifying to de-escalate tensions.

Top economic officials in Türkiye have reviewed the final preparations for the country's three-year economic road map, which outlines policy priorities and macroeconomic forecasts.

Türkiye commemorated the 10th anniversary of Operation Euphrates Shield, its army’s initial incursion into Syria against ISIL.

Wildfires have erupted across three locations in Türkiye's northwestern province of Bursa, prompting a massive response from firefighting crews. Authorities have reported 12 arrests in connection with nationwide blazes.

A once prosperous village in Cappadocia, Türkiye, has become a deserted ghost town due to a tragic history of high cancer rates, a phenomenon documented in global medical literature.

An article suggests that Türkiye should expand its perspective on South Asia and not solely focus its engagement through Pakistan.

Türkiye has significantly increased its commercial integration with member countries of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), with exports reaching $41.5 billion in the first seven months of 2026, a yearly increase of $345.7 million, as announced by the Turkish Trade Ministry.

Scientists across Türkiye have identified 13 previously unknown plant species, with discoveries spanning from the Aegean coast to eastern Anatolia.

A ship that was attacked off Russia's Black Sea port of Novorossiysk has arrived at the Port of Samsun in Türkiye.

China and Turkey are expanding their ties beyond traditional trade into strategic cooperation, marking 55 years of diplomatic relations.

Turkey's Republican People's Party (CHP) is reportedly considering a timetable for its next election, as Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu seeks to solidify his position within the party.

The maritime leg of Türkiye’s premier technology event, Teknofest Blue Homeland, concluded with a powerful display of warships, aircraft, unmanned systems, and defense technologies at Gölcük Naval Shipyard.

Pickles from Ankara's Çubuk district, known as 'green gold,' are achieving recognition in both domestic and international markets, with producers offering 45 varieties.

Türkiye's Antalya has hosted over 10 million foreign tourists this year and is now anticipating a busy fall season for congress tourism.

An analysis explores the United States' position amidst tensions between Israel and Türkiye, following Israel's August 18 strike on Syria’s Abu al-Duhur Air Base. The strike is seen as part of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s familiar strategy.

Archaeologists in Türkiye are actively investigating a monumental 3,400-year-old Hittite structure recently uncovered during excavations at the ancient city of Sapinuwa.

US Ambassador to Ankara Tom Barrack described the Middle East's geopolitical challenges as exceptionally difficult, emphasizing Türkiye's strategic role in a region he noted 'even the prophets couldn’t solve'.

Turkish fishermen are expecting the most abundant bonito catch in recent years as the new industrial fishing season opens across the country’s seas on September 1. A fishery cooperative head expressed optimism for the upcoming season.

Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani announced that Syria is considering joining the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement, a mutual-defence pact recently signed by Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Türkiye.

Türkiye has introduced a new national facility for manufacturing and testing high-speed trains, marking a significant advancement in its transportation infrastructure development.

The number of startup investments involving business angel investment networks in Türkiye has significantly fallen, reaching a fifth of its 2021 peak, according to industry data.

Türkiye welcomed 27.86 million foreign visitors between January and July 2026, marking a 2.29 percent decrease compared to the same period the previous year. Data from the Culture and Tourism Ministry was released on August 21.

Türkiye has launched archaeological excavations at a previously untouched 2,800-year-old Phrygian-era burial mound in Ankara, as part of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism's Heritage for the Future project.

Archaeologists have discovered approximately 25 turtle figurines, estimated to be up to 16,500 years old, at an excavation site in northwestern Türkiye.

Türkiye's E5000, the country's first domestically designed and manufactured electric locomotive, has been granted the European Union's Technical Specifications for Interoperability (TSI) certification.

Archaeologists at the Gedikkaya Hill and İn Cave excavation site in Bilecik, northwestern Türkiye, have discovered 25 turtle figurines dating from 14,500 to 11,200 B.C., offering new insights into the area's ancient ritual practices.

Türkiye's Trade Minister Ömer Bolat announced that annual inflation has decreased from its 2024 peak of over 75 percent to 31.75 percent, while outlining expanded financing and export support for businesses.

The head of the D-8 Organization for Economic Cooperation concluded a two-day visit to Ankara, Türkiye, emphasizing the need for deeper economic and technological partnerships among member states. The visit focused on translating the bloc's agenda into concrete collaborative projects.

Three mediating nations, Türkiye, Egypt, and Qatar, have strongly criticized Israel for its continued attacks in Gaza and urged all parties to comply with the cease-fire agreement. They emphasized the need for an immediate cessation of hostilities and adherence to international humanitarian law.

A Rolex watch, stolen from Michael K. in Vienna nearly three years ago, has been traced to Türkiye. The watch, an Oyster Perpetual Datejust 41, is valued at approximately $9,390.

Türkiye's role in the energy sector is expected to expand significantly with a projected surge in oil flows from an Iraqi pipeline, aiming to supply up to 1 million barrels per day.

Official data indicates that Türkiye's population has increased to 86.3 million. This growth reflects demographic changes within the country.

A senior Turkish official reaffirmed Türkiye's support for Moldova's integrity and the autonomous Gagauzia region. Türkiye and Moldova are seeking to deepen bilateral cooperation and support Gagauzia's economic, social, and cultural development.

Excavation work at the ancient Lycian city of Rhodiapolis, located in Antalya’s Kumluca district in southern Türkiye, is expected to resume next year. The project will restart after a period of hiatus.

The maritime edition of Türkiye's premier technology and aerospace event, Teknofest, known as 'Teknofest Blue Homeland,' has commenced in the northwestern province.

A new 50-passenger solar-powered boat is providing zero-emission tours of submerged historic villages on Atatürk Dam Lake, connecting four provinces in southeastern Türkiye.

Türkiye's Justice and Development Party (AK Party), a dominant force in the country's recent political history, has released its 'AK Party 25th Year Vision' document. The document outlines the party's strategic goals and plans for the next quarter-century.

Türkiye's Artificial Intelligence Action Plan for 2026-2030 seeks to boost AI's economic contribution, targeting over 1 trillion liras in economic value.

A 35-year-old Russian man is traveling across Türkiye while playing guitar in the streets to raise 1 million Russian rubles ($11,768), the amount his girlfriend says he must save b...

Türkiye's Quarterly Unemployment Rate Falls to 7.9 Percent

Türkiye's jobless rate dropped to 7.9% in the April-June period, marking the lowest quarterly level since the country began tracking current unemployment data in 2005.

Türkiye is evaluating short-term capital flows, particularly the increasing foreign and institutional money entering money market funds, as authorities assess potential measures.

Türkiye is being called upon to take a more active role against Iran and Russia, raising questions about whether it will oblige and the potential impact of such a move.

Türkiye is set to experience localized summer showers this week before an extreme heatwave sweeps across the country starting from Friday.

Türkiye's Family Support Centers (ADEM) have provided vocational training and personal development programs to nearly 3.3 million people, primarily women, across the country.

Renewable energy sources, particularly solar and wind, have been the primary contributors to the expansion of Türkiye's installed electricity capacity, accounting for 88.1% of the net increase between June 2025 and the current period.

An ancient inn in central Türkiye, buried for years, is nearing the completion of its restoration work within the historic Grand Bazaar, with plans to transform the former Silk Road caravanserai into a cultural and social hub.

Türkiye has officially adopted its Artificial Intelligence Action Plan for 2026-2030, outlining a national strategy to enhance its technological competitiveness, digital sovereignty, and AI capabilities.

Turkish authorities have launched an investigation into 25 companies for alleged violations of production quotas and domestic sales restrictions concerning starch-based sugar.

Türkiye, which currently boasts 22 sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List, is preparing to host the 49th session of the World Heritage Committee in Istanbul in 2027 and aims to add new sites to the list.

Türkiye's newly established board, tasked with overseeing the implementation of a landmark national unity law aimed at a terror-free nation, is scheduled to hold its first meeting on August 24.

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's recent remarks from Cairo are being interpreted as one of Türkiye's strongest warnings to Israel to date, urging them not to undermine regional stability.

Türkiye's automotive production and exports saw an 8% and 14% year-over-year decline respectively in the first seven months of 2026, attributed to weaker passenger car output, though the industry anticipates a new investment cycle.

Under Law No. 7595, Turkey has formed a Monitoring and Evaluation Committee aimed at strengthening national unity and integration as part of the final stage of its campaign to eliminate terrorism.

Law enforcement agencies carried out new raids targeting an alleged organized crime network led by Alihan Kuriş, arresting dozens of suspects across Turkey.

Official foreign exchange reserves in Türkiye have rebounded sharply over the past few months, reaching their highest level in five months following aggressive monetary tightening and intervention measures.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has thanked President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan for his message marking Ukraine’s Independence Day, praising Türkiye’s support for the country’s sovereignty and…

Turkish officials announced the excavation of an 11,000-year-old composite sculpture depicting a human figure seated on a leopard at the Karahantepe archaeological site.

Jonathan Pollard, a former US Navy intelligence analyst imprisoned for spying for Israel, has publicly called on Israel to prepare for potential military conflict with Egypt and Türkiye, labeling them as major strategic threats.

Türkiye's tourism sector, traditionally reliant on Europe, is experiencing a 'flat trend' due to recent geopolitical tensions, replacing previous steady annual growth.

A high-level board in Türkiye, tasked with overseeing the disarmament and dissolution process of the PKK, established four subcommittees during its first meeting.

Turkish security forces have detained 48 suspected migrant smugglers across 23 provinces in nationwide operations, intensifying efforts against human trafficking.

Tensions between Türkiye and Israel, previously marked by political rhetoric, are now evolving into a more structural and entrenched conflict, driven by disagreements over Gaza, Palestinian rights, and Israel’s regional policies.

The family of a mathematics teacher killed in a school shooting in southern Türkiye has filed a 5.1 million Turkish Lira compensation lawsuit against the father of the teenage suspect.

As the fig harvest begins in Türkiye's Aydın province, the region's renowned figs are finding new value through the production of 'fig chips', making them accessible to consumers both domestically and internationally.

American violinist and ethnomusicologist Audrey Wozniak, who came to Türkiye in 2015, has found the country to be central to her musical work and a new home.

Chinese automakers are reportedly focusing on Türkiye's pickup truck market as a new growth area, facing challenges in importing electric, plug-in hybrid, and internal combustion engine passenger cars due to Turkish regulations and high customs duties.

India is increasingly concerned about Bangladesh potentially joining the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement with Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Türkiye, fearing a significant shift in the strategic balance of South Asia.

Leaders of five opposition parties without parliamentary seats in Türkiye held a meeting in Ankara, remaining quiet on future prospects but signaling a potential alignment.

Turkish authorities arrested 35 individuals, including Alparslan Kuytul and his wife Semra Kuytul, on charges of operating a criminal organization, fraud, and money laundering.

Turkey's newly established 'Board of Monitoring and Assessment' held its first meeting, chaired by Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz, to address the future of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).

Muslims in Türkiye and worldwide are preparing to observe Mawlid al-Nabi, marking the birth of Prophet Muhammad, with a special emphasis on good morality.

The ancient theater in Tlos Ancient City, located in southwestern Türkiye's Muğla province and listed on UNESCO’s World Heritage Tentative List, has been restored and illuminated with a solar energy system to boost year-round tourism.

Türkiye’s first high school specializing in renewable energy has reached the final of the World’s Best School Prizes, an international awards program recognizing schools for innovation.

Ahıska Turks, who were evacuated from Ukraine to Türkiye in 2022 due to the Russia-Ukraine war, are now moving into permanent homes built for them in the Ahlat district of Bitlis.

Officials and experts from Türkiye and Japan met in Tokyo to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence and geopolitical competition on strategic communication, economic security, and global supply chains.

Türkiye has successfully tested a 5G-linked robotic surgery system aboard its naval ship TCG Anadolu, enabling doctors on land to provide real-time guidance to a surgical team at sea, aiming to expand medical care during remote missions.

Israel has strongly condemned Türkiye's request for an Interpol Red Notice against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This diplomatic dispute follows Ankara's move to seek international arrest for the Israeli leader.

The number of foreign visitors arriving in Türkiye saw a slight decrease in July, totaling 7.1 million, with Russians topping the list of nationalities.

Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) leader Devlet Bahçeli has urged Israel to cease its provocations against Türkiye and halt military operations that could undermine the country’s national security, in response to the Netanyahu government’s recent actions.

Türkiye is intensifying efforts to reduce plastic waste, particularly in its seas, with the Zero Waste Foundation focusing on source reduction and improved waste management.

Türkiye has produced 6.7 billion cubic meters of natural gas from the Black Sea since production began in 2023, according to Energy and Natural Resources Minister Alparslan Bayraktar.

Both consumer and business confidence in Turkey saw an increase in August, indicating a more positive outlook on the economy. Consumers are also reportedly feeling more optimistic about their household finances.

Türkiye's ports recorded over 1 million cruise passengers in the January-July period, marking a new record for the highest passenger volume in the first seven months of the year.

Recent archaeological discoveries at Karahantepe and Sayburç in Şanlıurfa, Türkiye, are initiating a new chapter in understanding human history, shedding light on the transition to settled life after the Ice Age, according to the Culture Minister.

An Israeli strike on a Syrian airbase near Türkiye has brought renewed attention to defense cooperation between Ankara and Damascus, which includes training and support for the restructuring of Syria’s armed forces.

Officials from Uzbekistan's medical agency and Turkish firm MNT Saglik Hizmetleri held discussions on potential cooperation in nuclear medicine and radio-pharmaceutical projects.

Türkiye's TUFAN unmanned kamikaze maritime drone, designed as a next-generation strike platform for naval warfare, has successfully been launched into the water for its inaugural test.

Türkiye’s emerging opposition New Party announced it will begin its congress process on August 22, with its inaugural national convention scheduled for mid-November.

An archival document from 1933 has come to light, revealing Danish interest in Türkiye’s dairy industry during the early years of the Republic and shedding light on Erzurum’s economic potential at the time.

Türkiye is marking the 955th anniversary of the Battle of Manzikert with a four-day program in Ahlat and Malazgirt, combining historical remembrance, cultural events, and traditional Turkish sports.

Official data shows that the number of homes sold in Türkiye in July dropped by 17% year-on-year, with rising gold prices identified as a new obstacle to home purchases.

Turkish state universities achieved a near-perfect 99.5 percent capacity, with over 730,000 students securing higher education spots, driven by the complete sell-out of all artificial intelligence and cybersecurity quotas.

Türkiye is developing new energy policies as part of its Medium-Term Program (2026-2028) revision, aiming to strengthen supply security and reduce external energy dependence. Key objectives include increasing domestic gas production and expanding nuclear power generation.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan reaffirmed Türkiye's commitment to providing humanitarian aid worldwide, vowing to continue supporting people in need, especially in various global regions.

The Türkiye Internships Program, organized by the Presidency for Turks Abroad and Related Communities (YTB), is facilitating connections between 115 young engineers from the Turkish diaspora and Türkiye's defense industry for its 2026 term.

Türkiye's Ministry of National Education has issued a circular outlining new procedures and measures for the 2026-2027 academic year, prioritizing safety and digital literacy in schools.

Experts suggest that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is taking a tougher stance on Türkiye, including recent strikes in Syria and using President Erdoğan's image in an election poster, as he faces mounting election pressure.

Türkiye plans to convert the Neolithic settlement of Sayburç into an open-air museum after archaeologists unearthed approximately 70 structures across a 2,700-square-meter area.

Ukrainian soldier Yevhen Minzhener, 21, who returned from Türkiye at 18 to defend his country, lost a leg on the front line but returned to service, has been killed in action near Pavlohrad.

Türkiye has strongly condemned Israeli airstrikes on a Syrian military airbase in Idlib province, accusing Israel of undermining Syria’s territorial integrity and unity.

Turkish authorities are reportedly investigating approximately 10 Uzbek citizens in connection with suspicious financial transfers.

Türkiye is close to launching its second homegrown passenger car brand, HABAŞ, with its first models designed by acclaimed former Ferrari designer Frank Stephenson.

A travel piece describes the scenic journey into Türkiye's Black Sea region, where dense forests, cooler air, and disappearing villages mark the arrival of summer.

Türkiye has officially introduced a new comprehensive action plan aimed at becoming a global artificial intelligence hub by advancing technological independence and integrating innovation.

Türkiye has officially announced the results for the 2026 YKS university placement examinations. Students can now access their university placement outcomes.

Türkiye's Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz announced that a high-level security board will convene next week to oversee the disarmament and dissolution process of the PKK, following the publication of a framework bill.

A commentary analyzes the agreement signed by Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, and Pakistan, suggesting it represents an experiment in regional self-reliance and questioning if it could form a new 'NATO of the East.'

The Turkish defense industry encompasses hundreds of companies – bigger and smaller – which, often in synchronization, produce some of the most advanced products found on the marke...