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President Erdoğan Meets with Montenegrin Prime Minister Spajić in Ankara
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan met with Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić, who arrived in Ankara to attend the 36th NATO Summit.
Ergin Ataman reportedly among Real Madrid head coach candidates
Turkish national team head coach Ergin Ataman is reportedly on the shortlist for Spanish giant Real Madrid's head coach position. Marca newspaper reported that the Madrid management plans to part ways with Sergio Scariolo and has put Ataman on its radar.
Fenerbahçe defeats Admira Wacker 5-0 in first friendly
Fenerbahçe made a strong start to the season by beating Admira Wacker 5-0 in their first friendly match at their Austrian training camp. Fenerbahçe's goals were scored by Cengiz Ünder, Milan Skriniar, Fred and Becao, with one goal also coming from an own goal by opposition player Glitia.
President Trump notifies Congress of intent to remove Syria from terror list
The US State Department announced that President Trump has notified Congress of his intent to remove Syria from the 'State Sponsors of Terrorism' list. A 45-day legal review period has been initiated for the decision to take effect.
Bungalow fraud complaints in Turkey surge 114 percent in one week
Bodrum-based tour operator Akın Beke said that with the summer season, fake listings and prepayment fraud cases have increased. According to Şikayetvar data, bungalow rental complaints rose 114 percent and hotel complaints 58 percent.
1,000 samurai wasps released in Giresun to combat brown marmorated stink bug
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry released 1,000 samurai wasps in the Tirebolu district of Giresun as part of the fight against the brown marmorated stink bug pest. The ministry has reached an annual production capacity of 1.6 million samurai wasps since starting production in 2023.
Record heat in England hits agriculture, food prices may rise
Extreme heat affecting England and Europe has hit agriculture; experts warn that food prices could rise.
Macron very pleased with Erdoğan meeting: 'We talked about everything'
French President Emmanuel Macron stated after the NATO summit that he was very pleased with his meeting with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. Macron made assessments on many issues, from defense spending to developments in Ukraine and the Middle East.
Justin Bieber joins World Cup final halftime show; performance to last 11 minutes
Canadian star Justin Bieber will join the halftime show of the World Cup final to be held on July 19 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. The show, which also features Madonna, Shakira and BTS, will last 11 minutes.
Meloni congratulates Erdoğan on NATO summit success, discusses bilateral relations
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni congratulated President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on the successful outcomes of the NATO Summit. The leaders discussed bilateral relations as well as developments in Ukraine, the Middle East, Iran, and Libya.
NATO Ankara summit sends 'it's over' message to Iran, pledges 70 billion euros to Ukraine
The two-day NATO Ankara summit concluded with decisions on the future of the ceasefire with Iran, 70 billion euros in aid to Ukraine, and increased defense spending. While U.S. President Trump said the agreement with Iran was 'over,' the alliance also saw tensions over Greenland and Spain.
Israel labels Turkish Foreign Minister's remarks 'call for genocide'
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar reacted to Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's description of Israel as 'a burden humanity can no longer bear.' Sa'ar said the remarks were a 'call for genocide' and posed a danger to the Jewish people.
US summer travel declines as rising ticket and fuel costs batter the industry
While the number of passengers transiting US airports during the July 4th holiday decreased by 2.3% compared to last year, 45% of Americans are choosing not to take a summer vacation due to high costs. Geopolitical tensions and rising fuel prices are pressuring the airline industry.
Iran says Rutte's remarks ended Europe's neutrality in the attack
The Iranian Foreign Ministry stated that NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte's support for the US-Israeli attacks shows that Europe is not neutral in the conflict. Iran retaliated against the attacks that Rutte called 'absolutely necessary'.
England and Belgium advance to World Cup quarter-finals with foreign coaches
England and Belgium, under German Thomas Tuchel and French Rudi Garcia respectively, have advanced to the quarter-finals of the 2026 World Cup. For the first time since 1978, two foreign managers are competing at this stage of a World Cup.
FIFA President Infantino Faces Olympic Ethics Complaint Over Trump Assistance
London-based human rights group Fair Square will file a complaint with the International Olympic Committee against FIFA President Gianni Infantino, alleging he helped U.S. President Donald Trump block a World Cup player's suspension. The group argues Infantino repeatedly violated political neutrality rules.
Venezuela asks King Charles III to release its gold reserves
Venezuela's interim President Delsi Rodríguez sent a letter to King Charles III requesting the release of gold reserves blocked at the Bank of England. Rodríguez stressed that they need these resources to heal the wounds of the double earthquake.
Trump: Iran really wants a deal but I don't believe it will comply
U.S. President Donald Trump said Iran is very eager to reach a deal with Washington but he doubts Tehran would abide by it. Speaking after the NATO summit in Ankara, Trump praised trade agreements with Turkey and Erdoğan.
IPARD-III grants 315.7 million lira to rural producers in June
Minister of Agriculture and Forestry İbrahim Yumaklı announced that a total of 315.7 million lira in grant payments were made to rural producers in June under the IPARD-III Program.
Erdoğan gave NATO leaders personalized pistols and ammunition
British Prime Minister Starmer revealed that Erdoğan gave leaders at the summit pistols engraved with their names, ammunition, and an export exemption certificate. Starmer was unable to bring the gift into the country due to British laws.

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