Erdogan: Turkish exporters aim to double annual trade with Africa to $50B

Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Ankara aims to strengthen ties and boost bilateral trade with the African nations.

Has the FATF become a weapon of coercion for the west?

The inclusion of Turkey in the so-called list of grey countries that need increased monitoring once again raises eyebrows over the watchdog’s conduct.

Syrian refugees have revived a sleepy Turkish border town — US media

A new lease of life was pumped into an uneventful Turkish town of Kilis as Syrian refugees arrived there, bringing in new opportunities and reigniting its slow economy, the New York Times reported.

Four things to watch out for before Erdogan's Friday address

Turkish President's major agendas will likely involve Financial Action Task Force (FATF)'s decision, Africa-Turkey relations, first Water Council meeting and ten western envoys' possible expulsion.

Kyrgyz state officials announce plans to purchase Turkish drones

State Committee for National Security chairman Tashiev said that the personnel that will use the Turkish drones are in Turkey for their training.

Turkey's FM arrives in South Korea on four-day trip

Mevlut Cavusoglu's trip to the East Asian country is aimed at "further strengthening" bilateral ties with its "strategic partner".

Turkey arrests 15 for links to Israel’s Mossad

Those arrested are suspected of collecting information for the Israeli spy agency through Palestinian and Syrian nationals in Turkey.

Turkey could expel 10 Western envoys over remarks on Osman Kavala case

President Erdogan tells Foreign Minister Cavusoglu that Turkey cannot host the ambassadors, days after envoys from US, Germany and eight other Western countries called for the jailed businessman’s release.

Erdogan: Turkey will recoup money paid to US for F-35 jets

Turkey is determined to get back $1.4B as talks on F-35 fighter jets continue with the US, President Erdogan says, adding that the issue of Ankara’s rights will be raised with President Biden in Rome.

Turkey signs energy, defence deals with Nigeria

President Erdogan met Nigerian counterpart Buhari at the Presidential Palace in Abuja, with both leaders vowing to deepen ties and cooperation.

How Turkey's approach to Africa differs from the West and China

Ankara offers a new opportunity to diversify and establish more humane, balanced, reasonable, and far from risky engagements to African countries

Turkey criticises EU report on its membership process

EU Commission report overlooks responsibilities towards candidate country and reflects double standards, says Turkey's Foreign Ministry.