Islamic world must act against Israeli atrocities: Turkish VP

Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz urged the Islamic world to adopt concrete measures against Israeli atrocities in Palestine during the closing session of the 42nd COMCEC ministerial meeting in Istanbul, highlighting new solidarity projects and economic cooperation frameworks.

Türkiye intelligence chief visits UAE for security talks

Turkish National Intelligence Organization chief Ibrahim Kalin held high-level talks in Abu Dhabi on Monday with senior Emirati officials including the vice president, focusing on joint efforts to strengthen regional security and stability, according to Ankara's ambassador to the UAE.

Trump says 'not looking to kill' but warns Iran after midterms

US President Donald Trump said Tuesday he is "not looking to kill lots of people" in Iran after midterms, but warned Washington would act decisively if necessary following overnight strikes on Iranian installations.

TÜMOSAN advances to the Tractor of the Year 2027 final

The 81.110Evo model has qualified as a finalist in its category at Tractor of the Year 2027, one of the world’s most prestigious tractor awards.

German Chancellor Merz urges Russia to end war, proposes Oleshky ceasefire model

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Tuesday urged Moscow to end the war in Ukraine, proposing that a regional ceasefire in Oleshky serve as a template for broader truces covering energy infrastructure and the Black Sea as he hosted President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Berlin.

Polls open across US in midterm elections for Congress control

Polling stations opened across the United States on Tuesday morning as Americans began casting ballots in nationwide midterm elections to determine control of Congress, with the results set to shape the legislative agenda for the remainder of President Donald Trump's term in office.

Israel’s ultra-Orthodox Shas party backs Netanyahu for next government

The ultra-Orthodox Shas party said Tuesday it would recommend Benjamin Netanyahu to President Isaac Herzog for the task of forming Israel’s next government, citing the Likud leader’s pledge to secure exemptions from military service for Torah students ahead of decisive consultations at the presidential residence.

Ruffalo, Springsteen endorse El-Sayed for Michigan Senate

Hollywood actor Mark Ruffalo and musician Bruce Springsteen have endorsed Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed ahead of Tuesday's US midterm elections in Michigan, throwing their support behind the former epidemiologist's bid to become the first Muslim member of the Senate.

Zelenskyy confirms Abu Dhabi talks aim for leaders' level meeting

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed Tuesday that trilateral Russia-US-Ukraine talks will convene Nov. 10-11 in the United Arab Emirates, stating that only a leaders' summit can secure lasting peace while his government coordinates with Berlin and other European capitals on energy and humanitarian priorities.

EU defense chief warns Russian military spending nears European levels

Andrius Kubilius says Moscow's military budget will match Europe's combined expenditure next year in purchasing power parity terms, warning that Russian military potential is not diminishing as the US pivots to the Indo-Pacific.

Israeli opposition favors ultra-Orthodox over Arab parties

Leaders of Israel's opposition bloc convened in Herzliya on Tuesday and agreed to seek a mandate from President Isaac Herzog for Gadi Eisenkot to form the next government, even as reports indicated the alliance favors partnerships with ultra-Orthodox parties over Arab factions to secure a parliamentary majority in the fractured 120-member Knesset.

Iran rejects US response as 'not convincing' on Hormuz demands

Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei dismissed Washington's reply to Tehran's demands as insufficient, insisting that the Strait of Hormuz would remain closed until the White House fully implements seven specific conditions including sanctions relief and regional ceasefire.

Israeli attacks kill three Palestinians in Gaza amid truce violations

Medical officials told Anadolu that an Israeli drone strike killed a Palestinian girl in central Gaza City and artillery fire claimed the life of a security officer in Khan Yunis on Tuesday, as the Gaza Health Ministry reported that ceasefire violations have killed 1,599 Palestinians and wounded thousands since October.

Israel’s Democrats leader slams Netanyahu over US aid cutoff

Yair Golan accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of a diplomatic failure after US President Donald Trump announced Washington would end $3.8 billion in annual military assistance by year-end, warning that Israeli taxpayers will bear the full burden of depleted air defenses at a critical security moment.

Trump announces US will end $4B annual aid to Israel by 2026

Israeli defense and finance officials expressed surprise Tuesday following US President Donald Trump's announcement that Washington will terminate approximately $4 billion in annual military assistance by the end of 2026, stating they had received no prior notification of the decision.

Israeli opposition picks Eisenkot to replace Netanyahu government

Opposition leaders agreed Tuesday to recommend Gadi Eisenkot to President Isaac Herzog as their candidate for prime minister, vowing to form a national emergency government to replace Benjamin Netanyahu's administration.

German automotive task force urges EU emissions rules overhaul

A German automotive task force representing major manufacturers including Audi, Mercedes-Benz and Porsche has called for a fundamental revision of European Union vehicle emissions standards alongside reduced bureaucracy, warning that current regulations threaten the country's industrial competitiveness amid a deepening sector crisis.

Turkish president hails historic ties with South Korea

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan told his South Korean counterpart that Türkiye and the Republic of Korea are bound by destiny as blood brothers during an official dinner in Seoul, marking his first visit to the Asian nation in eight years and vowing to expand bilateral ties toward new horizons.

Turkish president Erdogan calls for expanded joint defense projects with South Korea

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called for deepening defense industry collaboration with South Korea during high-level talks in Seoul on Tuesday, highlighting successful joint production of Firtina howitzers and Altay tanks while targeting increased bilateral trade and deeper nuclear energy partnership.

Türkiye, South Korea agree to expand nuclear, defense cooperation

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said Tuesday that Seoul and Ankara agreed to deepen strategic cooperation across nuclear energy, defense industry and advanced technology, hailing Türkiye as a "blood brother" bound by the sacrifices of Turkish troops in the Korean War.

Türkiye positions agriculture as priority in Africa partnership

Turkish Trade Minister Omer Bolat outlined plans to deepen agricultural ties with Africa under a new five-year strategy targeting food security and sustainable development.

Trump says no to renewed Iran strikes after midterm elections

US President Donald Trump told reporters on Monday he was not considering renewed military strikes against Iran following Tuesday's midterm elections, insisting that diplomatic efforts were progressing despite pressure from allies who had urged immediate action after the polls.

US strikes Hormuz island as Trump says Iran deal 'could happen'

The United States launched limited strikes on Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday, US media reported, hours after President Donald Trump said Tehran was eager for a settlement following eight months of stalemated hostilities that have disrupted global energy markets.

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