Turkey

Turkish company Vestel has received a license to use the Japanese electronics maker Sharp’s brand to make and sell appliances in Europe

Doğan Medya reaches half of the Turkish population every day through a number of different mediums, Doğan Holding Chairwoman Begümhan Doğan Faralyalı has said

The mosaics are considered as magnificent as those in Gaziantep’s ancient city of Zeugma

The 33rd International Istanbul Book Fair will be held between Nov. 8 and 16 at the TÜYAP Fair and Convention Center with the theme '100 Years of Turkish Cinema'

Deputy Prime Minister Ali Babacan said expansionary or tightening policies of central banks do not necessarily provide a permanent upward or downward course for a country, however, “What is really important is the country’s own domestic structural reforms.”

Istanbul’s Sakıp Sabancı Museum is hosting an exhibition of the groundbreaking Catalan artist Joan Miro, focusing on the mature period of the great man

A Turkish-made electric car has traveled across 2,500 kilometers to six cities for just 37.5 Turkish Liras ($17)

A new exhibition at Koç University’s Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations displays photographs from the first excavation in Alalakh

One person was killed and another injured after a heated argument Sept. 15 in front of a café on Istanbul’s Bağdat Avenue, one of the city’s upscale areas on the Asian side

The new school year has opened with only two students at an elementary school for the Greek minority on the island of Gökçeada, which was reopened last year after 49 years of being closed.