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Türkiye's U.N. envoy Sedat Önal will replace Hasan Murat Mercan as Ankara's Ambassador to Washington, diplomatic sources said...

President Erdoğan hit out at the opposition as he took the AK Party’s campaign for municipal elections to the western city of Denizli on Thursday,...

President Erdoğan was in the province of Afyonkarahisar on Wednesday where he wooed voters and promised the implementation of his 'Century of...

The eighth package of judicial reforms is now before the Turkish Parliament, while 14 articles in the omnibus bill were approved by the assembly’s...

In December, the funeral for Turkish parliament member Hasan Bitmez brought together opposition leaders at the Fatih Mosque in Istanbul. Bitmez, a lawmaker with the conservative opposition Saadet Party, had died on December 14 from a heart attack sustained at the podium on the floor of Parliament as he wrapped up a fiery speech lambasting the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) for their dealings with Israel. “You have the blood of Palestinians on your hands, you are collaborators. You ...

The chairperson of Türkiye's main opposition party is heading to Palestine next month to make what he said would be an important call to the world...

Photo: President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan - Flickr

Türkiye has revoked the citizenship of Muslim Brotherhood’s Istanbul faction acting leader Mahmoud Hussein. The government canceled his and his wife’s passports due to violating the conditions of their citizenship. Sources affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood in Türkiye revealed that the government, following Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s recent visit to Egypt, also revoked the citizenship of 50 other top officials. Investigations revealed they had tampered with the conditio...

Speaking at the appointment of new judges and prosecutors on Tuesday, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan hailed a new package of laws expected to be approved...

On the first anniversary of the Turkey-Syria earthquake that killed tens of thousands of people and left millions homeless, hundreds of millions of people around the world remain abandoned to their fate in the face of new earthquakes and similar hazards.