Ancient Kahta Castle opens its doors to visitors in Türkiye’s Adiyaman

The ancient castle bears traces of three important civilisations and is now open to domestic and foreign visitors after the completion of restoration works.

Algeria keen to open new horizons in ties with Türkiye

Algerian Prime Minister Ayman Ben Abdul Rahman has told Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan about his country's desire to develop ties between the two countries.

Türkiye: Digital terrorism is a national security issue

Ankara is facing 'disinformation attacks' by terrorists and curbing this is state's responsibility, says Türkiye's Communications Director Fahrettin Altun.

Türkiye records illegal Greece pushback of migrants, asylum seekers

Turkish coast guards saved the lives of 54 migrants and asylum seekers who were illegally pushed back to Türkiye by Greek coast guards in Aegean Sea, Turkish Defence Ministry says.

Erdogan opens 5th Islamic Solidarity Games in Türkiye's Konya

The latest edition of the games will see more than 4,000 athletes from at least 55 member states of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation competing for 355 medals.

Turkish forces 'neutralise' senior PKK terrorist in northern Iraq

Azad Yandi, codenamed Soro Amed, is among seven terrorists neutralised in an operation by the Turkish forces in Iraq’s Gara region.

Türkiye's fourth drill ship sets off to Mediterranean for gas exploration

Abdulhamid Han drill ship is a "symbol of Türkiye's new vision" in field of energy, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says.

Akar: Defence wide-ranging, can't just be carried out via military means

Turkish Defence Chief Hulusi Akar addresses a host of issues — from ties with Greece to the Türkiye-brokered grain deal, among others — at the 13th Ambassadors Conference in Ankara.

Two more ships leave Ukraine under Türkiye-brokered grain deal

One of the ships is carrying corn to South Korea, while the other is carrying bulk sunflower meal to Istanbul, says the Turkish Defence Ministry.

Greece pushes back scores of irregular migrants, three found dead

In one of the three separate incidents in Aegean coast, irregular migrants told Turkish Coast Guard that 11 people who were handcuffed and had no lifejackets were thrown into the sea by Greek forces.

Three Turkish firms among world's 100 biggest defence companies

US-based Defense News lists three Turkish defence companies in its list of Top 100 global firms with the highest defence revenues.

A short film from Türkiye makes it to Venice Film Festival after decades

“Rutubet (Moisture), running at a well-paced 20 minutes, takes place in a remote village in which we witness the disappearance of a young girl through the eyes of an elementary school teacher.