Turkey’s Defense Ministry says a military helicopter has crashed in eastern Turkey, killing 11 soldiers on board and injuring two others.
Military helicopter crash in southeast Turkey kills 11
A lieutenant general among the dead in army helicopter crash in southeast Turkey that left two others wounded.
Libya’s interim prime minister Dbeibah made secret visit to Turkey
Interim prime minister designate met Erdogan in Ankara days after his election in bid to maintain ties with the Turkish leadership …
How Erdogan’s Increasingly Erratic Rule in Turkey Presents a Risk to the World
Over the past 18 years, Recep Tayyip Erdogan has consolidated more power than any leader since Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey. He has transformed Turkey’s politics, faced down a …
Turkey’s 2020 economic growth dynamics and 2021 outlook
Turkey’s growth figures were published earlier this week, and in a year such as 2020 that is difficult to manage, particularly due to the confusion following the aftershocks of the pandemic, Turkey …
The Uighur and Syrian refugees making a home together in Turkey
Uighur Muslims first started coming to Turkey in the 1990s, fleeing persecution in their home of Xinjiang, China. Now, they are helping the Syrians who have found refuge here in more recent years.
Kazakhstan tests Turkey-made combat vehicle, weapon system
Kazakhstan’s military tested the Turkey-made Arma 8×8 wheeled armored combat vehicle and Nefer remote-controlled stabilized weapon system, according to …
Passenger and Flight Services at Eight Airports in Turkey Will Now be Managed with Amadeus Technology
To help overcome these challenges, Turkish Ground Services (TGS) will move to Amadeus Altéa Departure Control for Ground Handlers, empowering agents with a single, intuitive, interface to handle the …
EMERGING MARKETS-Stocks, FX rise; Turkey’s lira bolstered by tight monetary policy hopes
Turkey’s lira rose on Wednesday as surging inflation called for monetary policy to remain tight, while an index of emerging market currencies looked set for its best day in two months on stabilising …
How Facebook’s No 2 executive silenced an enemy of Turkey to protect the tech giant’s business
Newly disclosed emails amid a 2018 Turkish military campaign show the platform’s chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg agreed to block a Kurdish group’s page.