
Turkish Court Rejects İmamoğlu Appeal, Casting Doubt on Presidential Bid
The court upheld Istanbul University’s decision to annul Ekrem İmamoğlu’s degree over alleged transfer irregularities.

The court upheld Istanbul University’s decision to annul Ekrem İmamoğlu’s degree over alleged transfer irregularities.

The new law on social media age restrictions was introduced by the ruling party of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who is expected to sign it into law.

An influx of Turks raises concerns about radicalization, sectarian divides, and political shifts.

Zelensky welcomed Erdoğan’s idea of a targeted truce, signalling Kyiv’s readiness to cooperate on negotiations.

Accompanied by more than 80 journalists, Pope Leo XIV starts his journey in Ankara, meeting officials, civil society representatives, and diplomats.

Putin told the Turkish president that the U.S. proposal could “in principle serve as a basis for a final peace settlement.”

Merz said he doubted any agreement could be reached by the November 27 deadline set by Trump, while the Turkish president announced he would be talking to Putin on Monday.

In Turkey’s biggest corruption case in years, Erdoğan’s main rival has been accused of leading a vast criminal network.

Far from acting as a balancing power between East and West, Turkey has become a tactical opportunist, leveraging its NATO membership to extract concessions from the West.

President Erdoğan says his forces will take part in efforts to monitor the implementation of the Gaza ceasefire agreed by Israel and Hamas, adding that Turkey will also contribute to reconstruction efforts.