Turkish Parliament resumes talks on Sweden’s NATO bid
Turkey, along with Hungary, is one of the two NATO countries that have yet to endorse Sweden's bid to join the military alliance, following Russia's extensive attack on Ukraine.
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Nuclear Regulatory Authority of Turkey increases fines for nuclear, radioactive waste and radiation facilities
According to Turkey's NDK, operating a nuclear facility without a valid license will result in hefty fines ranging from TL 9,654,454 ($331,161) to TL 482,627,410. Similarly, radioactive waste facilities and radiation facilities operating without a valid license will face fines between TL 4,828,994 and TL 48,265,212.
Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu’s initial foreign visit indicates a shift in foreign policy
Muizzu's choice to visit Ankara, the capital of Turkey, follows a controversial anti-India campaign that propelled him to victory. His Progressive Party of Maldives (PPM) capitalized on an 'India Out' campaign, portraying India as a dominant force seeking to undermine the country's autonomy.
Anwar Ibrahim’s diplomatic journey: strengthening Malaysia’s role on the global stage
Anwar Ibrahim's first year as Malaysia's Prime Minister has witnessed a dynamic foreign policy agenda, marked by a strategic focus on strengthening relations, pursuing economic prosperity, and championing human rights.
Abu Dhabi To Invest In Turkish Port As Geopolitical Relations Improve
In a notable diplomatic shift, Abu Dhabi is reportedly finalizing a deal to acquire a stake in Turkey's strategically significant port of Izmir, marking a further thaw in relations between the two once-hostile nations.
Turkey And Greece Unite For Maritsa River Bridge Project
The upcoming bridge, designed as a short pylon extradosed bridge with 2x2 lanes on a single deck, will have main spans measuring 110-180-110 meters (361-591-361 feet). The project will be divided into separate tenders for the Turkey and Greek sides.
Astana Club 2023: Paving The Way For Central Asia
The 7th annual Astana Club international platform commenced its two-day program on December 11 in the capital city of Astana, focusing on discussions about Central Asia's integration and emerging prospects for regional development
Turkey’s Economic Rollercoaster: A Journey From Growth To Crisis
The signs of Turkey's economy gradually emerging from the crisis are garnering attention from foreign investors who had previously withdrawn due to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's unpredictable past policies.
Japan Adds PKK To List Of Major Terrorist Organizations
The embassy emphasized that Japan has acknowledged the PKK as a terrorist group since 2002, freezing its assets at that time.
Uzbekistan And Turkey Boost Strategic Collaboration At COP28
Over the years, Uzbekistan and Turkey have solidified their relationship through more than 100 bilateral agreements. These agreements have established a strong foundation for the legal connections that bind these two countries together
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