Thousands of Afghan Refugees Fleeing Iran for Turkey
There has been an influx of Afghans seeking a safe haven in Turkey -- and not just from Afghanistan itself, but from Iran.
UN Urges Putin, Erdogan to Talk to Avert Idlib ‘Bloodbath’
The UN Syria peace envoy called on the Russian and Turkish presidents to urgently speak to each other to help avert a "bloodbath" in rebel-held Idlib, Syria.
Turkey Inflation Surges to 15-Year High in August
Inflation in Turkey rose again in August to nearly 18 percent, official statistics showed on Monday, a record since late 2003.
Turkey Calls US ‘Wild Wolves’, Vows to Abandon Dollar in Trade
Turkish President Erdogan vowed Ankara would pursue non-dollar transactions in trade with Russia and other countries, accusing the US of behaving like "wild wolves."
Erdogan: Russian S-400 Deal ‘Done’, Delivery to Happen Soon
Turkish President Erdogan said Ankara's deal with Russia for S-400 missile defense systems is already "done" and anticipated a speedy delivery.
Erdogan: Lira Collapse to End Despite ‘Operation’ Against It
President Erdogan said despite efforts to target the Turkish lira, the currency collapse will end.
Turkish Lira Tumbles Another 5% as Deputy Bank Chief Resigns
Turkey's embattled lira tumbled almost five percent in value as the resignation of the deputy central bank governor intensified market concerns over the direction of monetary policy.
US Pastor’s Case to Be Taken to European Court of Human Rights
Andrew Brunson’s case will be taken to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) if the U.S. pastor is not set free by Turkish authorities.
Turkey, Russia to Discuss Simplifying Visa Regime for Turks
Russia and Turkey are planning to consult on simplifying the visa regime for certain categories of Turkish citizens in fall.
TurkStream Pipeline Nearly Complete, Gazprom Says
The TurkStream pipeline, due to supply Russian gas to Turkey via the Black Sea from next year, is already 80 percent complete.