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There is no way out and no future but cooperation and solidarity in the Balkans, Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş said Tuesday as he hosted his Bosnian...

Coupled with Turkey’s disappointing EU membership talks, Erdogan’s transformative rule helped firmly anchor Turkey in Anatolia.

The main opposition CHP alienates members due to their controversial candidate-picking process for the upcoming local vote, while party chair Özgür Özel...

The mayoral election promises to mark the beginning of a new chapter in Türkiye in which political parties and voters will see the politics of alliances...

Despite frequent public protestations from virtually all Arab states regarding Israel’s conduct in Gaza, the movement toward normalization doesn’t appear to be in jeopardy. 

Journalists in Turkey are welcoming a recent Constitutional Court ruling that revoked bans on online access to hundreds of news articles. Last week, the court published a ruling that lifted the bans, stating that the restrictions are unconstitutional and violate freedom of expression. Lower courts had blocked the stories, citing Article 9 of Law No.…

After almost two years of mutual accusations, the burning of the Koran, the destruction of Swedish flags and several summits where attempts were made to reach a compromise, Türkiye gave the green light to the Swedes. And so, on January 23 this year, after many hours of deliberations in the General Assembly of the Turkish Parliament, Sweden’s accession to NATO was finally approved by a large majority.

Resignations, biting remarks and protests highlight turmoil within Türkiye’s main opposition, the Republican People’s Party (CHP), ahead of the March...

The Foreign Ministry will represent Türkiye at the International Court of Justice, which now handles a case against Israel for its aggression targeting...

(The Conversation) — The Turkish government started sending imams to Germany in the 1980s, but under a new agreement, imams will be trained in Germany instead.