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Turkey has reached a preliminary agreement with six international financial institutions for $6.75 billion in funding for a major railway project that will cross the Bosporus via İstanbul’s third bridge, Transport and Infrastructure Minister Abdulkadir Uraloğlu announced on Tuesday.

The funding will support the 125-kilometer Northern Ring Railway Project, which will ca...


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Devlet Bahçeli, the leader of Turkey’s far-right Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), has called for a public debate on the legal status of jailed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) leader Abdullah Öcalan, asking how his legal status will be addressed in the context of Turkey’s ongoing peace initiative.

Speaking at his party’s parliamentary group meeting on Tuesday, Bahçeli r...


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The number of marriages in Turkey fell while divorces rose in 2025, official data showed on Tuesday, despite government efforts to promote the year as the “Year of the Family,” which entailed a wide range of programs aimed at strengthening family and increasing the populat...


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A Turkish court has sentenced seven journalists to 18 days in prison for allegedly recording audio and video during the final hearing of the high-profile Kobani trial, which included prominent Kurdish politicians among 108 defendants, the İstanbul-based Media and Law Studies Association reported.

An Ankara criminal court of peace convicted journalists Damla Kırmızıtaş,...


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Orhan Sait Berber, Amsterdam 

The new Dutch government, formed after months of coalition negotiations, officially took office on Monday. The cabinet, led by 38-year-old Rob Jetten, the youngest-ever Dutch prime minister, plans a significant increase in defense spending while governing without a parliamentary majority.

The formation of the J...


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