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Senior officials from Turkey and Iraq will meet in Baghdad on Thursday to discuss energy cooperation, as well as security and defence matters, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday. Ties between the neighbours have been rocky in recent years as Ankara has ramped up cross-border operations against Kurdish PKK militants based in northern Iraq's mountainous regions. Iraq has said the operations violate its sovereignty, but Ankara says it must protect itself and has warned of a new i...

Turkey views the airdrop of humanitarian aid to Gaza and a plan to deliver aid via a maritime route as positive developments, but thinks they fall short of resolving the core problem, the foreign ministry spokesman said on Wednesday. NATO member Turkey has been very critical of Israel for its attacks on Gaza and backed steps to try its leadership at the World Court for genocide. It has repeatedly called for an immediate ceasefire, sent thousands of tons of aid and urged the West to exert press...

Aid drops, maritime plan for Gaza positive but not a solution: Turkey

Boat ride gives a different view of historic buildings on the banks of Bosphorus Strait

QRCS supports cancer patients in Lebanon

Deputy Foreign Minister Yıldız is taking the floor to make Türkiye's case on Israeli acts in occupied Palestinian land as public hearings of 52...

Türkiye's Bitlis honey took home gold at an international honey competition held in the capital of France, Paris, winning first place amid hundreds...

Several miners may have been trapped under rubble following a large landslide that occurred in a gold mine in the eastern mountains of Turkey on Tuesday.

If waste soil said to contain toxic substances such as cyanide and sulphuric acid reaches the Euphrates River just a few hundred metres away, it could cause an environmental disaster that would last for decades in a vast area that includes war-torn Syria and Iraq as well as eastern and south-eastern Turkey.

Hundreds of rescue workers searching for nine missing men in east of the country