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Interior Minister Ciftci watches over Damascus from Mount Qasioun
Interior Minister Mustafa Ciftci watched over Damascus from Mount Qasioun during his visit to Syria. Ciftci thanked Syrian Interior Minister Anas Khattab for accompanying him.
Exports down 9.5%, imports down 10.8% in May; trade deficit narrows
According to provisional data released by TÜİK and the Ministry of Trade, exports fell 9.5% and imports fell 10.8% in May. The foreign trade deficit narrowed by 15.6% year-on-year to $5.61 billion.
Erdoğan invites Berdimuhamedov to OTS summit and COP31 climate summit
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan called Turkmenistan's National Leader Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov to invite him to the 13th Organization of Turkic States summit and the COP31 climate summit.
Romania to put Black Sea security on agenda at NATO summit in Ankara
Romania said the NATO summit to be held in Ankara in July is an important opportunity to convey the complex situation in the Black Sea and the impact of the Ukraine war to allies.
Global minimum top-up corporate tax return deadline extended to July 31
The Revenue Administration extended the filing and payment deadlines for global minimum top-up corporate tax returns for the 2024 fiscal period from June 30 to July 31.
Heat wave in Italy and Balkans: Red alert in 22 cities, hundreds dead
Record temperatures in Italy and the Balkans have claimed hundreds of lives; firefighting efforts continue against wildfires, and experts say temperatures will remain 10 degrees above seasonal norms in the coming days.
Fine arts, music and sports school placement results announced
The Ministry of National Education has released the results of the evaluations held from June 8-19 for fine arts and music primary and secondary schools, and sports secondary schools. Students who have earned the right to final registration must complete their registration between July 7-14.
Justice Minister Gurlek announces: Judicial processes accelerating at airports
Justice Minister Akin Gurlek announced that the Courthouse Annex Service Unit has become operational at Antalya Airport, allowing individuals with arrest warrants or travel bans to have their procedures completed quickly at the airport without going to the courthouse.
Messi and Ronaldo could face off in the 2026 World Cup final
Argentina and Portugal were placed in different brackets, meaning the two superstars can only meet in the final. Messi is chasing records with 6 goals, while Ronaldo became the first player to score in 6 different World Cups.
Turkey's defense industry exports reach $11 billion
Haluk Görgün, head of the Defense Industry Agency, announced that Turkey's defense industry exports rose to approximately $11 billion last year and that exports were made to more than 180 countries.
Turkish teams continue search and rescue operations after earthquake in Venezuela
The Ministry of Interior reported that Turkish search and rescue teams sent to Venezuela after the devastating earthquakes continue their work in La Guaira with 75 personnel, 5 vehicles and 6 trained dogs. While 29 operation areas have been completed, search and rescue activities continue in 26 zones.
Government lifespans shrinking in Europe: UK sees 7 prime ministers in 10 years
With the resignation of Prime Minister Keir Starmer, the number of prime ministers taking office in the UK over the past 10 years has risen to 7. However, data shows the UK is not the European country that changes government most frequently.
Prime Minister Carney announces Canada's military presence in Europe reaches 30-year high
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said during his meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte that his country's permanent military presence in Europe has reached its highest level in 30 years. Carney also stated that Canada is increasing defense spending and moving toward NATO's 5 percent target.
Sinner battles to five-set win, Sabalenka cruises at Wimbledon
On the first day of Wimbledon, defending champion Jannik Sinner advanced after a tough five-set battle with Miomir Kecmanovic, while world number one Aryna Sabalenka cruised to a straight-sets win. Home British tennis players failed to secure any victories.
Starmer and Rutte meet in London: NATO summit expectations in Ankara discussed
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer met NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in London. The talks covered defense investments, support for Ukraine, and expectations for the NATO summit in Ankara.
Strawberry Full Moon creates visual feast in Edirne skies
One of the year's notable celestial events, the Strawberry Full Moon created impressive views in Edirne. The full moon, which takes its name from the strawberry harvest season in North America, was captured by photography enthusiasts.
Package bomb explodes in Monaco, 2 seriously injured, suspect at large
An explosion at the entrance of an apartment building in Monaco has left two people in critical condition. French and Monégasque authorities have launched a joint operation to capture the suspect who left a backpack at the scene.
Trump's popularity is declining: Economy and war policies take a toll
US President Donald Trump's popularity is declining due to economic policies and the Iran war. According to a New York Times analysis, the political momentum Trump gained after the election is fading, and support among young people and minorities is also decreasing.
Death toll in Venezuela earthquake rises to 1,719
Authorities announced that the death toll from two major earthquakes in northwestern Venezuela last week has risen to 1,719. Search and rescue efforts for tens of thousands of missing people continue.
Israeli parliament rejects bill to ban Red Cross visits to Palestinian prisoners
In a vote at the Israeli parliament, a bill that would have prevented the Red Cross from visiting Palestinian prisoners was rejected, with 36 votes in favor and 41 against. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir blamed the leader of the Shas Party, who boycotted the vote.

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