Turkey has done ‘quite well’ fighting pandemic but ‘virus isn’t tired’

Turkey has been praised by foreign observers and the World Health Organization for its speedy and thorough response to the coronavirus pandemic. Yet, the WHO warns, it should not become complacent and must remain vigilant to continue its success

Erdogan: Dialogue only solution in eastern Mediterranean

Turkey's President Erdogan says Ankara is not seeking any "adventures" in the region, as France sends two fighter jets and naval frigate 'Lafayette' to increase military presence in the increasingly tense region.

Covid-19 to have a lesser impact on economic growth: Turkey

Turkey's Finance Minister Berat Albayrak says the country's economy is expected to grow "between -2 percent and +1 percent this year, above the world average."

Turkey wants to resolve eastern Mediterranean issue through dialogue

Turkey's Defence Minister Hulusi Akar said Ankara wants to resolve the issue of eastern Medeastern with Greece. "We side with international law, good neighbourliness and dialogue," he added.

Istanbul Airport first to receive ACI global travel health accreditation

Airports Council International's health accreditation programme assists airports by assessing new health measures and procedures introduced as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Greece deprives children of education by closing minority schools: Turkey

Shuttering minority schools is part of Greece's “assimilation and oppression” policy that it continues to follow for decades against the Turkish minority in Western Thrace, Turkey's foreign ministry said.

Gulsin Onay plays Beethoven with a deep love in her heart

Gulsin Onay wears many hats: she is a state artist and a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, a Bilkent University Artist in Residence and has also been Bodrum’s Gumusluk Festival’s artistic consultant since its inception in 2004.

Turkey to issue exploration licences in eastern Mediterranean amid tensions

Both Greece and Turkey have warships in the eastern Mediterranean after Ankara sent a research vessel to carry out seismic research for energy resources in an area that it says is on its continental shelf.

A vet sets up a wildlife rehab, and more, in southwest Turkey

Ozturk Sarica, a vet and coordinator of Lisinia, a nature park, wildlife rehab centre and a lavender plantation in a village in Turkey’s Burdur province, talks to TRT World about what he is trying to achieve with his small team and big dreams.

Turkey ready to resolve differences over Eastern Mediterranean: Erdogan

Ankara accuses Greece of pursuing maximalist policies in the Eastern Mediterranean and underlines that its maritime claims violate Turkey’s sovereign rights.

Turkey issues NAVTEX for new seismic survey in eastern Mediterranean

The advisory issued by the Turkish navy's office of navigation covers an area south of Turkey's Antalya and west of Cyprus and will be in effect between August 10 to 23.

Turkey opens world's longest uninterrupted bike path

The bike path in Hatay province had been in the works for five decades, according to Hatay governor Rahmi Dogan. Today, this landmark connects the towns of Samandag and Arsuz.