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As the Russia-Ukraine War wages on, Turkey’s balancing position between Russia and Ukraine becomes increasingly difficult to maintain. Following the May 2023 presidential elections in Turkey, which secured his third term as president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan initiated significant political maneuvers which had the potential to unsettle the delicate equilibrium he had established among Turkey, Russia, and the West and at the same time were seen as a hopeful sign of Turkey aligning more closely with...

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Doesn’t the impossibility of a love story and all the pain that comes with it, make it so much more meaningful?

The Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo and Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo have both earned themselves a spot on the shortlist of Travel + Leisure's rankings of the world’s finest hotels.

The transit of ships through the Bosphorus Strait from south to north has been suspended indefinitely from 6:20 a.m. local time (03:20 GMT) until at least midnight, the Turkish Coast Guard Command said on Sunday.

Hamas is running a network of construction companies worth hundreds of millions of dollars, a Newsweek investigation has found.

It seems a long way from the misery of Gaza's shattered buildings. Situated a short walk from the Golden Horn, an estuary of the Bosphorus in bustling…

Is it fair to charge foreign visitors more to visit tourist attractions – and should Britain start doing it?

The move to pile financial sanctions on top of U.S. military strikes is the Biden administration's latest attempt to stop the militants' attacks on global shipping.

Two different interpretations of the joint Black Sea mine mission appear to have emerged among Turkey and its other NATO allies, Romania and Bulgaria, but the allies might find a middle ground.