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Çelik rejects Hatimoğulları’s remarks, says parliament opened a new era with 467 votes
In a statement posted on his NSosyal account, Çelik rejected remarks by DEM Party Co-Chair Tülay Hatimoğulları targeting the AK Party and the government. Çelik said a new era had begun in parliament with 467 votes in favor and criticized Hatimoğulları’s assessment of Israel’s occupation of Palestine.
Presidential Communications Director Duran says one channel is not enough for Türkiye’s 62.3 million social media users
Presidential Communications Director Burhanettin Duran announced that Türkiye has approximately 62.3 million active social media users at a program held at the Directorate of Communications. Duran said public institutions cannot limit themselves to a single communication channel when engaging with citizens in the digital age and introduced a social media guide.
Former Greek PM Tsipras proposes putting a tenth of the defense budget toward wildfires
Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras assessed the forest fires affecting Greece and the climate crisis, proposing that a tenth of the defense budget be redirected toward combating wildfires. He said larger forested areas could be protected if the funds were used to purchase firefighting aircraft and helicopters.
Turkish Parliament Speaker Kurtulmuş says Terror-Free Türkiye law passed with 467 votes and is not a general amnesty
Turkish Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş described the approval of the legal regulation under the Terror-Free Türkiye process by 467 votes as a sign of political and intellectual consensus. Kurtulmuş said the regulation does not affect the state’s structure and does not constitute a general amnesty.
Turkey's bill would block access to unlicensed accommodation platforms
A bill signed by AK Party lawmakers proposes a 5 million lira permit fee for foreign digital accommodation platforms to operate in Türkiye. The bill sets out requirements for permits and local representatives, caps commission rates, and provides sanctions including fines and access blocking for violations.
Türkiye's Parliament Speaker Kurtulmuş invites Somali House Speaker Nur to Türkiye
Türkiye's Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş discussed Türkiye-Somalia relations and interparliamentary cooperation with Abdülkadir Muhammed Nur, speaker of the Somali Federal Parliament's House of the People. Kurtulmuş said Türkiye would continue supporting Somalia's development and fight against terrorism, and invited Nur to Türkiye.
Türkiye, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan open a new era from defense to economic cooperation
Türkiye, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan signed a Joint Defense Agreement in Mecca on August 7 stipulating that an armed attack against any one of the parties would be considered an attack against all three. Analysts believe that joint command, early warning, defense technology and economic corridor mechanisms must be established for the agreement to develop into a lasting structure.
TBMM passes Terror-Free Türkiye bill with 468 votes
The Grand National Assembly of Türkiye approved the bill prepared as part of the Terror-Free Türkiye process after approximately 12 hours of debate. The bill became law with 468 votes in favor, 88 against and 6 abstentions, with various political party leaders and officials taking part in the vote.
Azerbaijan and Armenia announce peace measures and $201 million fund
The United States, Azerbaijan and Armenia issued a joint statement on August 10, marking the first anniversary of the peace summit at the White House. The statement announced $201 million in U.S. support for the Trans-Caspian Entrepreneurship Fund, while Azerbaijan and Armenia nominated President Trump jointly for the Nobel Peace Prize and highlighted steps on transit and trade between the two countries.
Turkish President Erdoğan says Türkiye-Austria trade hit $4.5 billion in 2025, with $5 billion as the target
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said at a joint press conference with Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker in Ankara that trade between the two countries reached approximately $4.5 billion in 2025.

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