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President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s oft-repeated calls for his supporters for “vote boom” in election rallies found a response in 12 provinces across...

Bursa City Museum's collection of cultural heritage knives, produced by many master hammersmiths in various provinces, are now on display in an...

One hundred years after the founding of the republic, Erdoğan and his rival have dueling visions for Turkey’s ‘second century.’

A researcher predicts a possible earthquake in the Yedisu district of Türkiye's eastern Anatolia province of Bingöl following continuous seismic...

Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, the leader of Turkey’s main opposition party, the CHP, announced on 6 March that he would be...

The president’s main rival talks to POLITICO in Sivas, a city in Turkey’s conservative Anatolian heartlands, where the economy is weighing heavily on the government.

Those who faced prosecution and exile under Erdogan view the prospect of a new government with guarded optimism

A good cup of coffee requires high-quality beans. This guide will help you become a master at identifying the best beans, no matter where you enjoy your brew.

Using modern approaches to win, expand infrastructure and of course, save energy will be a hallmark of the next decades here in Türkiye

One of four candidates for Sunday's face-to-face in Turkey, Muharrem Ince, announced Thursday the withdrawal of his candidacy. The stated objective is to promote the election of Kemal Kiliçdaroglu, the main opponent of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Ince justified his decision by saying that the opposition alliance will "blame all the blame" on him if it loses. President Erdogan, 69, will face Sunday his most uncertain election since coming to power in 2003.