In a letter sent to Mr. Rubio, 40 members of Congress argued that re-admitting Ankara without first addressing its possession of the Russian-made S-400 missile defense system would compromise the integrity of the U.S. aircraft program

In August 1996, two young Greek Cypriots were murdered in the UN buffer zone by Turkish paramilitaries. The killings, caught on camera, exposed the violence of Cyprus’s division and the shadowy network of the far-right Grey Wolves

A powerful earthquake hit southern Turkey on Sunday evening, damaging buildings and leaving one person dead, while aftershocks continue to rattle the region

Turkey’s refusal to join the EU’s Russian gas ban could open a loophole, allowing Moscow’s fuel to enter Europe undetected via pipelines and LNG terminals.

Turkish Foreign Minister to visit Cairo with talks focusing on Gaza, Libya, regional cooperation, and boosting bilateral trade and investment

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan unannounced the visit to Damascus to discuss Kurdish matters. According to official accounts, the talks focused on Turkey’s security concerns stemming from northeastern Syria and on joint counter-terrorism efforts

The founder of luxury boatmaker Mazu Yachts vanished en route to Mykonos, with his vessel found wrecked and half-sunken off the Turkish coast, sparking an international search effort.

Greek governments - and, along with them, a watchful and often anxious public - have always placed great importance on avoiding a disadvantage in the arms race with Turkey

By the end of last year, German arms deliveries to Turkey reached €231 million - their highest level in two decades.

In this context, the MoU between the UK and Turkey sets the stage for negotiations surrounding the purchase price, payment terms, timeline for final contract drafting, confidentiality clauses, and other critical components of the prospective deal

Turkey dismissed Greece’s marine park plan as legally irrelevant for disputed islands and announced it will unveil its own marine conservation initiatives in the coming days

During a visit to the Turkish-occupied areas on the dour anniversary of the 1974 invasion, Erdogan referred to 'major infrastructure initiatives,' including an undersea power connection between Turkey and the TC pseudo-state

In this week’s episode of “Explaining Greece”, we speak with Maria Gavouneli, a professor of International Law at the National & Kapodistrian University of Athens, and the director general of the Athens-based Hellenic Foundation for European & Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP), regarding an issue that since 2019 has soured relations between Greece and the fractured and […]

“We believe in the power of politics and social peace, not weapons,” Öcalan said, urging all PKK members to put this belief into action. He also stated that recent developments in the region highlight the urgency and significance of this historic step

Despite the June dip, industry professionals remain cautiously optimistic that July and August will compensate for the early season shortfall

Turkey is positioning itself as a serious industrial player in Europe’s aerospace future—through the revival of an iconic Italian brand and the global rise of Turkish unmanned aviation

According to Swiss Re, heatwaves now kill up to 480,000 people globally each year—more than floods, earthquakes, and hurricanes combined

Erdogan also reiterated that Turkey’s current arsenal, including the Russian-made S-400 missile defense system acquired in 2020, is insufficient for the nation’s long-term security needs

Smith, a longtime advocate for global religious and political freedoms, warned that Turkey under Erdogan had become one of the most aggressive governments in the world in pursuing critics beyond its borders during a congressional hearing held Tuesday

This latest wave marks the fifth round of legal action against the Istanbul administration since March 19.