Turkey

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on April 21 condemned multiple bomb attacks in Sri Lanka that killed at least 185 and wounded over 400 people.

Turkey's ruling party has appealed to the country's top election authority submitting a new petition including list of voters it deemed "ineligible" with a view to cancel and renew last month's mayoral election in Istanbul.

Minister for Business Environment, Trade and Entrepreneurship Stefan-Radu Oprea participated on Friday in the first session of the Romanian-Turkish Joint Economic and Trade Committee (JETCO) and had a meeting with Turkish Commerce Minister Ruhsar Pekan, having as main discussion topics the commercial cooperation, the investment opportunities and the economic cooperation, the Ministry for Busine

Counter-terrorism operations across Turkey saw the arrest of 13 people for their suspected links to the ISIL, police sources said on April 19.         

Turkey's defense and aviation revenues jumped by 31% to reach $8.76 billion year-on-year in 2018, an official announced on April 19.

Turkey on April 19 condemned the meeting between French President Emmanuel Macron and a delegation of the SDF, led by the Syrian branch of the PKK.

Four Turkish soldiers were killed on April 19 during operations against militants in the Turkey-Iraq border area.       

In the wake of last month's local elections, the Turkish people should seek greater "unity and solidarity" and focus on the nation's pressing issues, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said.

The Presidential Communications Directorate has taken control of Turkey's state news agency, according to a presidential decree in the Official Gazette on April 19.

Turkish security forces on April 18 refuted the claims over the harassment of a helicopter carrying Greek army general.