The leader of a Turkish-linked Islamist party in Sweden resigned on election night after his party lost nearly every city council seat it had won four years earlier, ending his campaign by accusing ...

Turkey’s state-owned Machinery and Chemical Industry Corporation (MKE) confirmed on September 10, 2026, that it has delivered a new batch of main weapons systems and coaxial guns for the Altay, along ...

A Hamas leader’s son was given a prominent platform inside Turkey’s government-backed religious education ecosystem, a ...

The United States Treasury Department blacklisted a Turkish bank and its two subsidiaries on September 4, accusing the lender of helping Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Quds Force move ...

The number of foreigners having a residence permit in Turkey has climbed back toward its historic peak, according to figures released by the Presidency of Migration Management, reversing a two-year ...

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has signed off on a record 7.51 billion lira budget ceiling for the Islamist Maarif Foundation in 2026, the tenth consecutive annual increase for a state-funded ...

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s deeply corrupt government has shown no public sign of opening a corresponding investigation into who inside Turkey may have facilitated, protected or benefited from ...

Turkey’s Defense Ministry has disclosed that it is conducting preparations for scenarios ranging from crisis and heightened tension to outright war as Ankara closely monitors a rapidly expanding ...

Turkey’s population is getting older at a pace that is beginning to reshape the country’s economic and social outlook, with the median age rising to 34.9 in 2025 from 34.4 a year earlier and from ...

A court case in Germany has revealed an unusually detailed picture of a clandestine Turkish intelligence operation run from Ankara’s consulate in western Germany, allegedly using a locally hired ...

The government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has chosen to change the rules of Turkey’s presidential contest rather than risk another election in which a fragmented opposition could force a second ...