Turkey carried out another slew of airstrikes against Kurdish sites in northern Syria in response for the deaths of nine Turkish soldiers. The sites struck included military bases, arms depots and logistical warehouses.

Turkey targets Kurdish establishments in Northern Syria

Turkish police held 18 people over "praising terrorism", the authorities said on Monday (Jan 15), while in northern Iraq a senior member of the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) was "neutralised.

Turkey detains 18 people for ‘praising terrorist organisation’ after killing of soldiers in Iraq

Turkey carried out airstrikes targeting Kurdish militants in neighbouring Iraq and Syria on Saturday. This comes a day after an attack on a Turkish military base in Iraq killed nine Turkish soldiers.

Turkey launches airstrikes against Kurdish militants in Iraq and Syria

Leaders of major Western countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada rejected South Africa’s case against Israel which accuses it of genocide amid the ongoing war with the Palestinian militant group Hamas in Gaza.

Israel ‘genocide’ case: Western countries reject S. Africa’s charges; Turkey to provide documents

Turkey president Recep Tayyip Erdogan has come down heavily on US and UK for striking Houthis rebels in Yemen. In a strong-worded comment he said that the nations are seeking to transform the Red Sea into a 'sea of blood.

Turning Red Sea into 'sea of blood': Erdogan lashes out at US, UK air strikes in Yemen

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has arrived in Turkey, his first stop in the week-long new West Asia trip. This is US' top diplomat's fourth crisis visit to the region amid escalating tensions.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrives in Turkey

Turkiye has announced that it would not allow two Minehunter ships donated to Ukraine by britain to transit its waters en route the Black Sea. Turkiye says that it will violate an international pact concerning wartime passage of the straits.

Turkey to block UK's Minehunter Ships, says 'it will violate int'l pact concerning wartime passage'

Turkey has announced that it would not allow two Minehunter ships donated to Ukraine by Britain to transit its waters en route the Black Sea. Turkey says that it will violate an international pact concerning wartime passage of the straits.

Turkey to block UK minehunter ships intended for Ukraine

Turkey to block UK's minehunter ships from entering Black Sea

Turkey announced on Tuesday it had detained 33 people suspected of planning abductions and spying on behalf of Israel's Mossad intelligence service.

Turkey detains 33 suspects accused of spying for Israel

Turkey detains alleged Mossad spies accused of plotting attack, conduct raids in over 8 locations

Turkish police detained 33 people suspected of spying for Israel's Mossad intelligence service and of targeting foreigners living in Turkey, Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said on Tuesday.

Turkey claims to have rounded up 33 suspected spies for Israel’s Mossad

Turkiye detains 33 people suspected of spying for Israel. Turkish authorities continue to search for 13 others who are believed to have links to Israel's Mossad security service. Suspects detained in raids in Istanbul and seven other provinces.

Turkiye detains suspected Israeli spies accused of plotting attack

There is a new staple on Turkish dinner tables. The fruity bubbly is a hit this holiday season. Rahesha Sehgal tells you all about the trending spirit, its history and the Turkish liquor tradition.

New Turkish dinner table favourite

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In a bid to alleviate the mounting pressure of soaring living costs, Turkey has announced a substantial 49 per cent increase in the minimum wage for the upcoming year.

Turkey raises minimum wage by 49pc amid soaring inflation 

A key parliamentary committee of the Turkish parliament on Tuesday (Dec 26) gave its seal of approval for Sweden's bid to join the North Atlantic Treaty Association (NATO) following months of delays.

Turkish parliamentary committee greenlights Sweden’s NATO bid

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms- An acclaimed Turkish TV news anchor, Meltem Gunay, was terminated from her job for featuring a Starbucks cup on her desk during a broadcast. Notably, in the Muslim-majority country, the American coffeehouse chain is believed to be pro-Israel, a claim that Starbucks has rubbished saying that the protesters are "influenced by misrepresentation".

TV news anchor sacked in Turkey for using Starbucks cup on broadcast

An acclaimed Turkish TV news anchor, Meltem Gunay, was terminated from her job for featuring a Starbucks cup on her desk during a broadcast. Notably, in the Muslim-majority country, the American coffeehouse chain is believed to be pro-Israel, a claim that Starbucks has rubbished saying that the protesters are "influenced by misrepresentation".

A visible Starbucks cup during news broadcast led to a Turkish TV anchor being sacked. Here's why

The Turkish parliament's foreign affairs commission approved Sweden's NATO membership bid on Tuesday in a key step towards enlarging the Western bloc after 19 months of delays in which Ankara demanded security-related concessions from Stockholm.

After blocking Sweden's NATO bid, Turkey Parliament panel approves bid

The Turkish air force conducted air strikes in northern Iraq and Syria and destroyed 29 targets of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) after 12 soldiers were killed in the past two days in northern Iraq. Turkish strikes have killed 92 in Syria in 2023.

Turkey steps up war on Kurdish militants after 12 soldiers were killed

The Turkish air force conducted air strikes in northern Iraq and Syria, destroyed 29 targets of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) after 12 soldiers got killed in the past two days in Northern Iraq. In 2023,Turkiye has carried out 124 strikes in northern Syria. As Turkey airstrikes against Kurdish militants, Human Rights group says 11 civilians' were injured in the latest strikes.

Turkiye intensifies airstrikes in Syria & northern Iraq

The Turkish police is making the best use of resources it has confiscated from crime organisations. According to the country's interior ministry, as many as 23 luxury cars seized by Istanbul police have been converted to traffic police vehicles to maintain the law and order situation.

Turkey: Luxury cars seized from criminal gangs turned into traffic police vehicles

Turkish air strikes killed eight civilians in Syria's Kurdish-held northeast Monday, a war monitor and local media said, as Ankara launched operations in Iraq and Syria following deadly attacks on its soldiers.

At least eight civilians killed after Turkish strikes on Syria

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