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Iran and US agree on one-week military truce mediated by Qatar
As a result of indirect negotiations held in Doha under the mediation of Qatar and Pakistan, Iran and the US reached an agreement on a one-week temporary military truce. While the agreement coincides with the parties' internal calendars, experts remain cautious about a permanent solution.
MİT chief Kalın meets with KDP leader Barzani in Erbil
National Intelligence Organization (MİT) head İbrahim Kalın met with KDP leader Masoud Barzani in Erbil, Iraq. The meeting addressed regional security, stability, and strengthening cooperation between countries.
Fed Chair Warsh: Inflation risks have declined, decisions will remain data-driven
US Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh said at the ECB forum in Portugal that inflation risks have declined in recent weeks, but efforts will continue until the 2 percent target is reached. Gold prices surged, while ISM manufacturing data showed the sector's growth slowed.
Interior Minister Çiftçi Receives Turkey's Veterans and Martyrs' Families Foundation Delegation
Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi met with a delegation from Turkey's Veterans and Martyrs' Families Foundation at the ministry. It was stressed that the families of martyrs and veterans are the state's crown jewels.
U.S. Representative Whitaker calls on NATO allies to be more like Turkey
U.S. Representative Matthew Whitaker, in a statement ahead of the NATO Summit, praised Turkey's defense industry capacity and said all allies need to be 'more like Turkey.' Whitaker described Turkey as an 'incredibly capable ally.'
Barrot and Rubio discuss Ankara NATO Summit, Iran nuclear deal, and Lebanon
French Foreign Minister Barrot and his U.S. counterpart Rubio addressed preparations for the Ankara NATO Summit as well as Iran's nuclear program, the Lebanon-Israel framework agreement, and the situation in Ukraine.
Court orders Turhan Çömez and Sözcü to pay damages in Minister Ersoy's defamation case
In the defamation lawsuits filed by Culture and Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, the court ordered İYİ Party’s Turhan Çömez and the Sözcü newspaper to each pay 50,000 lira in damages.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal National Team Receive Rapturous Welcome in Toronto
As part of 2026 World Cup preparations, the Portugal national team arrived in Toronto for its match against Croatia. Thousands of fans gathered in front of the hotel, eager to see team captain Cristiano Ronaldo.
Venezuelan Families Sue Former President Maduro in US for Extrajudicial Killings
A compensation lawsuit has been filed in the US against former President Nicolás Maduro, held responsible for commanding the special police unit FAES accused of extrajudicial killings and torture in Venezuela between 2017 and 2021.
Beşiktaş's new signing Kassoum Ouattara arrives in Istanbul
Beşiktaş's new signing, 21-year-old French footballer Kassoum Ouattara, has landed at Istanbul Airport. He will sign his official contract after completing his medical checks.
Trump said he will not lose US control of the Panama Canal
U.S. President Donald Trump, in a speech in North Dakota, stated they will not lose control of the Panama Canal, criticized birthright citizenship, and claimed they have broken economic records.
Trump to Spain: 'You are not a good NATO member'
US President Donald Trump, at a political event in North Dakota, said Spain is not a good NATO member, implying it does not fulfill its obligations. He also described the handover of the Panama Canal as a strategic mistake.
Russian couple detained after climbing Empire State Building to propose
Vanya Beerkus and Angela Nikolau, two Russian nationals, were detained by police in New York after climbing the main antenna of the Empire State Building and unfurling a banner that said, 'The world will know peace when the power of love overcomes the love of power.'
Medicinal herbal teas to be sold only in pharmacies under new regulation
The regulation on the production, licensing and sale of medicinal herbal teas has been published in the Official Gazette. Under the new rules, these products will only be sold in pharmacies, tracked via QR codes, and a degree requirement will be sought for licensing.
Trump updates Nixon’s ‘madman’ theory with ‘The Art of the Deal’
U.S. President Donald Trump merges the ‘madman’ strategy inherited from Nixon in international negotiations with the ‘Art of the Deal’ philosophy from his real estate past. Fueled by chaos and uncertainty, this approach aims to corner his opponents in dealings with NATO, China, Iran, and Mexico.
Europe makes long-term military investment in Ukraine: 32 fighter jets from Sweden
As Europe’s support for Ukraine transforms from emergency aid to building long-term military capacity, Sweden will supply 32 Gripen fighter jets, 16 of them as grants. The EU also approved a 90 billion euro loan package for 2026-2027.
DC to Pay $50,000 to Protester Who Followed National Guard Playing Darth Vader March
Sam O'Hara will receive $50,000 from Washington, DC, in a lawsuit he filed after a protest where he followed the Ohio National Guard playing the Imperial March from Star Wars on his cellphone.
CSIS report says military casualties in Russia-Ukraine war exceed 2 million
According to a report by the US-based CSIS, the number of soldiers killed, wounded and missing in the Russia-Ukraine war has exceeded 2 million. Russian losses, including 400-450 thousand dead, 1.
On the 1,000th day of Israel's war on Gaza, 73,000 have been killed, the health system has collapsed, and 2 million are displaced.
On the 1,000th day of Israel's attacks on Gaza, the humanitarian crisis deepens with the collapse of the health system, mass displacement, and infrastructure destruction.
EU’s new EES border system sparks travel industry concern
The European Union's new digital border control system (EES) is causing serious disruptions in the travel sector. Airport and airline representatives have called for urgent action ahead of the summer peak, warning of queues up to five hours and planes departing half-empty.

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