US Works on Turkey-Israel-Syria Deconfliction Mechanism
Washington says it is working on a mechanism to reduce the risk of unintended military confrontation among Turkey, Israel and Syria.
Washington says it is working on a mechanism to reduce the risk of unintended military confrontation among Turkey, Israel and Syria.
Turkey temporarily removed the special consumption tax on diesel as policymakers sought to limit cost pressures on transport and the wider economy.
Turkey’s parliament has approved legislation designed to advance the peace process with the PKK after decades of conflict.
Turkey informed Canada that it intends to become a founding participant in a proposed multinational bank for defence and resilience investment.
Turkey urged Russia to avoid actions threatening regional security and repeated its offer to mediate between Moscow and Kyiv.
Ankara and Ottawa agreed to exploratory discussions on a possible free-trade agreement as both governments seek broader commercial ties.
A court decision overturning the CHP’s 2023 congress and removing its leader triggered appeals, market concern and a wider political dispute.
Ankara lifted its objection to a World Trade Organization investment-facilitation agreement aimed at developing economies.
A jet crashed shortly after leaving Ankara, killing all eight people aboard, including Libya’s military chief Mohammed Ali Ahmed al-Haddad.
Turkey’s parliament extended authorization for the deployment of Turkish forces in Libya through 2027.