Erdogan: Türkiye-Azerbaijan brotherhood unshakable, divisive efforts futile

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Ankara's brotherhood with Azerbaijan remains unshakable and attempts to drive a wedge between the two countries are destined to fail, while reaffirming Türkiye's readiness to mediate rising US-Iran tensions and help secure peace in Ukraine.

Turkish president visits Shusha with Aliyev on Victory Day anniversary

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan joined Azerbaijani counterpart Ilham Aliyev in Shusha on Sunday to commemorate the sixth anniversary of the 2020 Karabakh War victory, touring memorial sites and fortress ruins while pledging Ankara's continued support for Baku's reconstruction efforts.

Türkiye, China advance green development ties at Istanbul forum

Senior officials from Türkiye and China gathered in Istanbul on Monday for the Türkiye-China Green Development Business Forum to expand bilateral economic cooperation, with both sides agreeing to establish a joint technology center and hold the next business conference in Beijing in 2027.

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.

Türkiye to host COP31 with 102 leaders from 95 countries

Türkiye's Environment Ministry announced that 102 leaders representing 95 countries and seven international organizations will convene in Antalya for the UN's COP31 climate summit on Nov. 9-20, marking the country's first hosting of the conference with a focus on implementing past commitments.

Türkiye, China vice presidents hold talks in Istanbul on cooperation

Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz met with his Chinese counterpart Han Zheng in Istanbul to discuss strengthening economic ties and regional cooperation.

UK hires consultancy linked to Trump Gaza plan for 10-year strategy

The UK government has hired Boston Consulting Group, a US consultancy tied to President Donald Trump's controversial Gaza redevelopment proposal and the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, to help shape its 10-year economic strategy despite mounting criticism over the firm's alleged role in facilitating attacks on Palestinians.

Israel issues tender for 732 settlement units near Bethlehem

The Colonization and Wall Resistance Commission said Israeli authorities issued a tender for 732 residential units in the Gvaot settlement west of Bethlehem, marking a new phase of expansion in the occupied West Bank as settlement activity intensifies across the territory.

Palestinian minister warns 2.1 million in Gaza need winter protection

Social Development Minister Samah Hamad said Monday that 2.1 million people in the Gaza Strip require urgent protection and humanitarian assistance during the winter months, citing continued displacement, deteriorating living conditions and Israeli restrictions that have stranded relief supplies at border crossings.

Syria denies Yemen troop deployment, says Saudi deal excludes forces

Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani said on Monday that Syria has not deployed troops to Yemen and has no immediate plans to do so, stressing that a military cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia excludes sending Syrian forces to the war-torn country, as Damascus seeks to rebuild after years of conflict.

Iran ready to negotiate end to 'no war, no peace' status

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Tehran is willing to end its 'no war, no peace' standoff with the US through negotiations based on mutual respect, while refusing to surrender to pressure.

Türkiye, Iraq reaffirm commitment to end PKK presence in Sinjar

Türkiye and Iraq announced on Sunday their joint commitment to restoring state authority in Sinjar and ending PKK terrorist presence there, while Ankara confirmed it would begin gradually handing over the Bashiqa-Zilkan base to Baghdad, according to a statement from the Turkish Communications Directorate.

Warsaw protesters oppose Defense Ministry-Palantir cooperation

Demonstrators gathered in Warsaw to protest potential cooperation between Poland's Defense Ministry and US tech firm Palantir, demanding transparency over sensitive military data handling.

Trump may withhold 2028 endorsement, says 'better off not involved'

US President Donald Trump said he may refrain from endorsing a candidate to succeed him in the 2028 presidential election, suggesting that staying out of the race could prove the wiser course while maintaining that his backing would carry decisive weight within the Republican Party.

Trump says first-term deportation policies were 'too tough'

US President Donald Trump said in a televised interview that his administration's hardline immigration enforcement during his first term was excessively severe, acknowledging that the approach damaged his political standing and contributed to his party's midterm election setbacks.

IOM reports 2,500 flee North Darfur villages amid insecurity

The International Organization for Migration said Sunday that an estimated 2,510 people have fled five villages in Sudan's North Darfur state, with most crossing into neighboring Chad as security conditions deteriorate in the Um Baru locality, warning that successive waves of displacement are emptying communities across the conflict-ravaged region.

Hamas says Israel 'fully responsible' for Gaza landslide deaths

Hamas said Sunday that Israel bears "full responsibility" for the deaths of a woman and four children in a landslide that struck tents sheltering displaced Palestinians in central Gaza, blaming the blockade for leaving families without safe accommodation amid severe weather and calling for international intervention.

Trump says Ukraine will have 'different shape' after war

US President Donald Trump said in a television interview on Sunday that Ukraine would emerge from the war with Russia with a "different shape," predicting an imminent end to the conflict while defending his record on Moscow and blaming tensions between the Russian and Ukrainian leaders for complicating peace talks.

Rubio says diplomatic agreement with Iran may prove impossible

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Sunday that reaching a diplomatic agreement with Iran may prove impossible, accusing Tehran of making "outrageous and ridiculous" demands while warning that negotiations were nowhere near a breakthrough as the nine-month war between Washington and Tehran grinds on without a settlement ahead of G7 talks in Paris.

Trump defends Hegseth, Kennedy Jr. against impeachment threats

US President Donald Trump on Sunday defended two Cabinet secretaries facing impeachment threats from congressional Democrats, praising Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for "winning two wars" while describing Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as "a very popular guy."

US demands Iraq close all but two border crossings with Iran

Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein said Washington has formally requested that Baghdad reduce its border crossings with Iran to just two, warning that a complete shutdown would cripple Iraqi trade and economic activity while negotiations continue between the two governments.

Democrats defend oversight powers as Trump directs DOJ to probe impeachment discussions

House Democrats on the Judiciary Committee asserted their constitutional authority to scrutinize executive conduct, warning that prosecuting political speech represents an abuse of presidential power amid Trump's directive for federal investigation.

Trump says 'great dislike' for Israel, Iran war cost Republicans midterms

US President Donald Trump said Sunday that public opposition to the war with Iran, rising fuel costs and what he described as a "great dislike" for Israel were the primary drivers behind Republican losses in last week's midterm congressional elections, which handed Democrats control of both legislative chambers.

Saudi coalition intercepts Houthi missiles over Riyadh

The Saudi-led coalition said on Sunday it intercepted and destroyed a drone and four missiles targeting Riyadh and southern Saudi Arabia, as Yemen's Houthi group claimed responsibility for wide-ranging attacks on an airport, oil facilities and military positions.

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