The
number of people who have died from the novel coronavirus in Turkey has reached
2,140, increasing by 123, while the country’s confirmed cases grew by...
Turkey’s plans to switch on its new Russian missile
defense system have been delayed by the coronavirus outbreak, but it does not
intend to reverse a...
As Turkey’s officially confirmed COVID-19 cases near the 100,000 mark, 95 percent of participants of an IPSOS poll expressed worry about contracting coronavirus, up...
A
total of 37 NGOs from Turkey, Europe and around the world released a joint
statement on Friday calling on Turkish authorities to reduce pretrial detention
and...
More than a quarter million Turkish companies have
applied for financial aid to implement a government-run program for short
working hours for employees, according to the...
Turkey’s government is considering a capital injection
for state-owned banks so they can prop up businesses hit by the coronavirus
pandemic, according to people with knowledge...
Ekrem
İmamoğlu, the mayor of Turkey’s largest city of İstanbul, has called for an
11-day curfew to stem the spread of COVID-19, starting from Thursday April...
Turkey’s
National Intelligence Organization (MIT) infiltrated refugee camps in
Greece in order to spy on critics of the Islamist government of President Recep
Tayyip Erdoğan, the Nordic Monitor...
There is "relatively low confidence" a
delayed delivery of 400,000 protective gowns will arrive from Turkey on Monday,
a senior National Health Service (NHS) official has...
The European Union exported some 11.4 million tons of
waste to Turkey in 2019, making it the continent’s largest waste destination,
based on the latest figures...
Turkish
authorities blocked Saudi and United Arab Emirates (UAE) news websites on
Sunday, days after the sites of Turkey’s state broadcaster and news agency were
blocked in...
A one-month-old baby
boy in the southeastern Turkish province of Batman has recovered from COVID-19,
caused by the novel coronavirus, and was discharged from the hospital,
according...
