Libya

The head of the Libyan National Unity Government will visit Turkey on April 12 for talks, a government spokesperson told Anadolu Agency late on April 10.

National drones have done much to promote Turkey's rise as a regional power in 2020, according to an American political scientist.

Turkey is determined to develop relations with countries around the globe on the basis of rights and justice, the nation's president said on April 7. 

The prime ministers of Italy and Greece on April 6 joined a growing number of foreign leaders visiting Libya as it seeks to emerge from a decade of post-revolution chaos under a U.N.-sponsored peace process.

Russia is ready to resume cooperation with the European Union is it demonstrates reciprocal interest, the Kremlin press service quoted Russian President Vladimir Putin as saying during videoconference talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday.

The EU foreign policy chief on March 30 called for the building of bridges between the bloc and Turkey.

"The EU has a strategic interest in the development of a cooperative and mutually beneficial relationship with Turkey," Josep Borrell wrote on his blog dedicated to EU foreign policy.

Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on March 26 received the chairman of Libya's Presidential Council in Istanbul.

The meeting between Erdoğan and Mohammad Younes Menfi at the Vahdettin Mansion lasted around two hours.

The spectacular ruins of the ancient Greek city of Cyrene survived Libya's 2011 revolution and an ensuing decade of lawlessness, but today they face new threats: Plunder and bulldozers.

French President Emmanuel Macron claimed that Turkey was "attempting to interfere" in his country's next presidential election in 2022 while also stressing that Paris must work with Ankara.

Turkey will maintain its active foreign policy and stand with oppressed nations in line with its national and international interests, the country's president told a major ruling party convention on March 24.