Turkish President Erdogan says he may visit US, hopes to meet Trump
On Gaza, Erdogan says Israel is becoming 'increasingly isolated' globally and notes a 'growing awakening' in Europe
Gaza death toll nears 53,800 as Israeli assaults continue unabated
Nearly 122,200 Palestinians injured in Israeli assault since October 2023, Health Ministry says
Trump tells European leaders Russia not ready to end Ukraine war: Report
'Acknowledgment was what European leaders had long believed about Putin—but it was the first time they were hearing it from Trump,' WSJ reports
Woman shot at CIA headquarters in US: Reports
'There was a security incident that law enforcement responded to outside CIA Headquarters,' agency spokesperson says
Israel blames European ‘incitement' for attack on embassy staff members in Washington
2 Israeli embassy staff members killed by gunman in Washington D.C.
Baltic states can rely on Germany against Russia, Chancellor Merz says
German brigade will be deployed in Lithuania to support security of NATO allies in Baltic region, Merz says on visit to Vilnius
Israel orders Palestinians in northern Gaza to evacuate ahead of intensified attacks
Army orders residents of 14 neighborhoods in Jabalia, Beit Lahia to immediately evacuate
Israel's closure of 6 UN-run schools deprives hundreds of Palestinian children of education: Refugee agency
Israel closed 6 UN-run schools in occupied East Jerusalem this month
Japan mulls reusing soil from crippled nuclear plant at government offices: Report
Recycled soil to be used in prime minister's office and other offices in Tokyo, likely as flowerbeds, landscaping
Microsoft blocks emails containing terms related to 'Gaza,' 'Palestine,' 'genocide'
US tech firm begins restricting emails concerning genocide in Gaza as protests within company intensify
Kremlin says all parties interested in conducting Russia-Ukraine prisoner swap ‘as soon as possible'
Both sides agreed to exchange 1,000 prisoners of war from each side during Istanbul talks
At Cannes, Assange wears shirt listing names of Gaza children killed by Israel
White t-shirt bears names of 4,986 Palestinian children killed in Gaza by Israeli attacks
Islamic insurance group signs $42M deal to support Türkiye's motorway project
Nakkas-Basaksehir Motorway project expected to reduce traffic congestion, shorten travel times, improve logistics efficiency, with benefits spreading throughout Türkiye's trade corridors and manufacturing hubs
Israeli attacks kill 98 Gazans in last 24 hours: Heath Ministry
‘Many women and children were among the victims,' Munir al-Bursh tells Anadolu
Israeli army, illegal settlers step up attacks against Palestinians in occupied West Bank
Army blows up Palestinian home in Qalqilya as illegal settlers set fire to Palestinian vehicle, storm Joseph tomb site in Nablus
International Family Forum kicks off in Istanbul with ministers from 26 countries
2-day event organized under auspices of Türkiye's Family and Social Services Ministry, with Anadolu serving as global communications partner
Israeli opposition leader blames Netanyahu, ministers for killing of 2 embassy staffers in Washington
Netanyahu's government is endangering 'every Jew at every point on the globe,' Yair Golan says
Canada in talks to join Trump's ‘Golden Dome' missile defense system
Prime Minister Mark Carney confirms discussions with US, citing rising threats from North Korea, China and Russia
87 aid trucks enter Gaza for 1st time since Israeli border crossing closures
Gaza Strip requires minimum of 500 trucks daily carrying urgent relief and medical and food aid, says Government Media Office
EU launches nearly $170B defense industry loan plan, names Ukraine as partner
'Together we are stronger,' says Ukraine's premier as Kyiv gains access to EU supply chains
Trump administration violated court order by deporting migrants to South Sudan: Judge
8 deportees were expelled to a 'third-party' country, defying judge's previous ruling barring deportations to non-native countries
Australia approves 1st drug for treatment of Alzheimer's disease
Donanemab has been found to slow progress of Alzheimer's by clearing proteins in brain
Denmark calls for maximum pressure on Israel to lift aid restrictions in Gaza
'The humanitarian situation in Gaza is unacceptable. Far too many children are affected; food cannot get in, and medical aid is lacking,' says Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen
OPINION: The final game in Sudan and the proxy chessboard
The tragedy endured by Sudanese civilians is not just a result of internal conflict. It is also a consequence of proxy warfare, regional power rivalries and international silence
Israeli Embassy staff members killed outside Jewish museum in Washington, DC
Shooting appears to be targeted, with US officials vowing to bring perpetrator to justice as probe continues
