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Turkey

Transcontinental state
Turkey is a transcontinental country. Its capital is Ankara, and Istanbul is the largest city and economic center. Turkey is officially a Muslim-majority state. The modern Republic of Turkey was founded in 1923 as the successor state to the Ottoman Empire. Turkey ranks first in the world in the production of hazelnuts, cherries, figs, apricots, quinces, and poppies.
1923
Proclamation of the Republic of Turkey
1924
Abolition of the Caliphate
1928
Adoption of the Latin alphabet
1934
Granting full suffrage to women
1950
Holding of the first free multi-party elections
1952
The country's accession to NATO
1995
Entry into the Customs Union with the European Union
2005
Commencement of negotiations for accession to the European Union
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Where in Europe is it easier for university graduates to find employment - Euronews studyPhoto

The employment rate of university graduates in Europe varies significantly. Bulgaria, Estonia, the Netherlands, Norway, Iceland, Germany, Hungary, and Poland have the highest employment rates among young graduates.

News of the World • October 14, 03:30 PM • 3169 views
Cargo ship sinks in Black Sea, Ukrainian crew rescued

The cargo ship Eileen, flying the flag of Cameroon, sank in the Black Sea near Bulgaria. 10 Ukrainian sailors, who were on life rafts, were rescued.

News of the World • October 14, 07:09 AM • 29960 views
Trump complimented Meloni during Gaza summit

US President Donald Trump commented on the appearance of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni during a joint photo opportunity after the Gaza agreement. Meloni, the only woman in the photo, maintained a serious expression during the praise.

News of the World • October 13, 06:35 PM • 5374 views
"Everybody smile": world leaders took a joint photo against the backdrop of the "PEACE 2025" sign after the Gaza agreement

US President Donald Trump and the leaders of Egypt and Turkey posed for a photo in front of a "PEACE 2025" sign after signing a peace agreement on Gaza. Trump announced the end of the war in Gaza and insisted on Hamas's adherence to the agreement.

News of the World • October 13, 05:24 PM • 4400 views
Three Qatari diplomats killed in car crash in Egypt ahead of Gaza summit

Three members of Qatar's Amiri Diwan were killed and two injured in a car accident near Sharm el-Sheikh. The incident occurred a day before a meeting where Egyptian and US leaders plan to discuss a final ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.

News of the World • October 12, 06:43 AM • 10512 views
Erdogan positively assessed the ceasefire in Gaza and promises to join the ceasefire monitoring

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed satisfaction with the ceasefire agreement in Gaza between Hamas and Israel. Turkey, which participated in the negotiations, promises to monitor the implementation of the agreements and facilitate the process.

News of the World • October 9, 04:15 PM • 3586 views
Ukraine welcomes agreements between Israel and Hamas and hopes for Russia to be forced into peace - MFA

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine welcomed the agreements between Israel and Hamas on the release of hostages and a ceasefire, initiated by US President Donald Trump. Ukraine also hopes that the international community's efforts will be sufficient to force Russia to end the war.

Politics • October 9, 01:44 PM • 2643 views
Rada approved the President's decision to send units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to other countries

The Verkhovna Rada adopted a law on sending units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to other states. This decision will facilitate the acquisition of complex military equipment and the mastery of its use.

War in Ukraine • October 9, 08:47 AM • 9215 views
Israel and Hamas signed the first phase of our peace plan - TrumpPhoto

Israel and the Palestinian group Hamas signed the first stage of the peace plan on the night of October 9. The release of all Israeli hostages from Hamas captivity will take place in the near future, after which Israel will withdraw its troops to the agreed border.

Politics • October 8, 11:18 PM • 3356 views
Ukraine's trade turnover for 9 months of 2025 reached $89.6 billion - State Customs Service

From January to September 2025, Ukraine's trade turnover amounted to $89. 6 billion, with imports totaling $60.1 billion and exports $29.5 billion. The largest partners were China, Poland, and Germany.

Economy • October 8, 02:59 PM • 2887 views
New round of talks on ending the war in Gaza begins in Egypt with Witkoff and Kushner - FTPhoto

A new round of negotiations on ending the war in Gaza has begun in Egypt with the participation of American, Qatari, and Turkish representatives. The parties are discussing Trump's 20-point plan, but have disagreements on key provisions.

Politics • October 8, 01:32 PM • 3299 views
The "Iron Curtain" returns: Russia wants to restrict ordinary citizens' ability to travel abroad

Russia is preparing an appeal to the State Duma regarding a ban on travel to NATO countries, so that Russians do not "finance Ukraine. " Exceptions are provided for officials, their families, and those who can afford medical treatment abroad.

Society • October 8, 11:52 AM • 6299 views
Turkey plans to increase gas production, threatening suppliers from Russia and Iran

Turkey aims to meet more than half of its gas needs by 2028, using its own production and imports from the US. This could lead to a reduction in the role of Russia and Iran in the European gas market.

Economy • October 8, 08:17 AM • 3697 views
Erdogan called Putin and urged to "intensify diplomacy"

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan held a telephone conversation with Vladimir Putin, emphasizing the need to intensify diplomatic initiatives to achieve a just peace in Ukraine. The leaders also discussed the situation in the Gaza Strip, bilateral relations, and energy cooperation.

Politics • October 7, 11:37 PM • 3777 views
Russia's redirection of oil supplies amid drone attacks pressures its export terminals - Bloomberg

The average daily volume of Russian seaborne oil shipments for the four weeks to October 5 was 3. 57 million barrels per day. This comes amid drone attacks on refineries, which are forcing the redirection of supplies to export terminals, straining their capacity.

Economy • October 7, 02:54 PM • 4180 views
Boat with migrants sinks off the coast of Greece: at least 4 dead – Reuters

A boat with 38 migrants sank off the Greek island of Lesbos. 34 people were rescued, four died, the causes of the tragedy are being investigated.

News of the World • October 7, 12:14 PM • 3629 views
Turkey may cooperate with the US in rare earth mining after talks with China and Russia slow down – BloombergPhoto

Turkey may cooperate with the US on the development of rare earth element deposits in western Anatolia, after talks with China and Russia slowed down. Ankara and Washington are exploring a joint project in the Beylikova area, where a deposit of cerium, praseodymium, and neodymium has been discovered.

News of the World • October 6, 10:32 AM • 3393 views
Robbie Williams' concert in Istanbul canceled amid protests by pro-Palestinian activists

Robbie Williams' concert in Istanbul, scheduled for October 7, has been canceled due to security concerns. Ticket refunds will be available soon.

Culture • October 5, 05:33 PM • 7027 views
Turkish Foreign Minister predicts a breakthrough in the Russia-Ukraine war negotiations in a few months

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that a breakthrough in settling Russia's war against Ukraine could occur in a few months, and the contours of a potential agreement are becoming clearer after Putin's meeting with Trump. He noted that the main obstacle to peace is the fate of the unoccupied part of the Donetsk region.

War in Ukraine • October 5, 02:37 AM • 23195 views
Vilnius Airport closed due to unknown flying objectsPhoto

On Saturday evening, the airspace over Vilnius International Airport was restricted, likely due to spotted balloons. Flights are being diverted to alternate airfields in Kaunas, Riga, and Gdansk.

News of the World • October 4, 11:39 PM • 23875 views
Number of international observers in Georgian elections decreased 13-fold - Media

81 international observers will work in the local elections in Georgia on October 4, which is significantly less than 1024 in 2021. The OSCE and reputable local NGOs refused to observe due to late invitation and legislative restrictions.

News of the World • October 3, 04:20 PM • 5123 views
Turkey ignores US calls and will continue to buy Russian gas

Turkey does not plan to terminate gas supply contracts with Russia, despite calls from the United States. Ankara emphasizes diversification of supplies but considers Russian gas critically important for meeting the country's needs, especially in winter.

Economy • October 2, 10:04 PM • 6308 views
Dynamo started their Conference League campaign with a defeat against Crystal Palace

Dynamo will play their next match away against Turkish Samsunspor on October 23, while Crystal Palace will host Cypriot AEK at home.

Sports • October 2, 07:32 PM • 3915 views
Putin: North Korea tried to stop the war in Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that North Korea, BRICS, and other “neutral countries” made efforts for a peaceful resolution of the conflict in Ukraine. He noted that the actions of these countries differ from the behavior of Europe and the United States under the administration of former President Joe Biden.

Politics • October 2, 05:30 PM • 5741 views
Without Zinchenko and Lunin: Rebrov announced the national team squad for the October 2026 World Cup qualifiers

Serhiy Rebrov named the Ukrainian national team squad for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers against Iceland and Azerbaijan. Ruslan Malinovskyi and Volodymyr Brazhko returned to the squad.

Sports • October 2, 04:40 PM • 3560 views
Putin complained that Russia was not admitted to NATO twice

Vladimir Putin stated that Moscow twice expressed its readiness to join NATO in 1954 and 2000, but was rejected. According to him, US President Bill Clinton initially acknowledged such a possibility, but later "changed his mind."

News of the World • October 2, 04:30 PM • 5204 views
Why is the Turkish model of "one pharmacy - one pharmacist" dangerous for Ukraine, and what does Russia have to do with it?

The introduction of the Turkish model "one pharmacy - one pharmacist" could lead to mass closures of pharmacies, a drop in investment, and the emergence of 'white spots' in access to medicines. Chaos in the healthcare system during the war will play into Russia's hands.

Economy • October 2, 12:21 PM • 50806 views
Orban may get unexpected support in attempts to keep Ukraine out of the EU - Politico

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban may find support in his attempts to hinder Ukraine's accession to the EU, particularly from French President Emmanuel Macron. The proposal by European Council President António Costa to change EU accession rules to circumvent Hungary's resistance is meeting opposition from a number of countries, including France, the Netherlands, and Greece.

Politics • October 1, 08:02 AM • 30026 views
"Putin deep down realizes he cannot win. This is a losing battle for him," — Keith Kellogg

US Special Envoy Keith Kellogg stated that Putin realizes the impossibility of winning the war. He also supported tougher actions against Russian aircraft and drones violating NATO airspace, citing Turkey as an example.

War in Ukraine • September 30, 08:56 PM • 14164 views
The famous Milan stadium "San Siro" will be demolished: a new arena will be built in its place

The Milan City Council has approved the demolition of the San Siro stadium. A new 71,500-seat arena worth 1.2 billion euros will be built in its place.

Sports • September 30, 01:48 PM • 3565 views