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5.0 magnitude earthquake hits eastern Turkey

"There are currently no reports of any adverse circumstances," and an "on-site assessment" is ongoing, Turkey's Disaster and Emergency Management Authority said.

Euronews

Real wages are still below 2021 levels in a third of European countries analysed

Real wages fell by almost 2% in the eurozone between early 2021 and early 2026, but the impact on workers’ purchasing power varied sharply across Europe. Euronews Business examines where wages gained and lost the most — and why.

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Archaeologists found a real ancient city in Turkey that may have inspired the story of Troy, but there is still no proof that the Trojan War happened

Recent archaeological excavations at Hisarlik in Turkey have definitively established the historical site of ancient Troy. Findings from these digs include settlements from the Bronze Age, alongside evidence of fire and arrowheads, hinting at possible conflicts in the area. Hittite texts referencing Wilusa, thought to be Troy, further suggest a…

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Erdogan calls for deportation of suspects linked to failed coup a decade ago

The president of Turkey wants people he accuses of being behind the failed coup 10 years ago to face the courts there

The Independent UK

Hair Transplants Carry A Life-Changing Risk That Nobody Is Talking About

For many people, a hair transplant feels like the end of a long battle with hair loss. But the medication often recommended afterward has become the center of an increasingly bitter medical debate. This investigation examines what clinics tell patients, what regulators now warn, and why some experts believe informed…

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Amid democratic backsliding, Will NATO 'raise concerns' over Turkey's crackdown on opposition?

For Spotlight, François Picard is pleased to welcome Barış Altıntaş, co-founder and co-director of the Media and Law Studies Association, providing pro-bono legal support to writers and journalists in Turkey. She warns of systemic democratic erosion across Turkey rooted in sustained institutional pressure. Rather than portraying recent arrests, prosecutions, and…

France 24

Cypriot minister defends appointment of EU Cyprus special representative following backlash

Cyprus says the EU’s appointment of Raffaele Fitto as special representative for the divided Mediterranean territory will support reunification efforts, but Turkish Cypriot leadership has blasted the move as biased and putting strain on efforts to improve EU-Turkey relations.

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Gold trader gets time served in Iran sanctions case that strained US-Turkey relations

A gold trader who admitted conspiring with a Turkish bank to help Iran evade U.S. sanctions is set to be sentenced to time served

The Independent UK

Turkey's ancient city of Ani reveals hidden Seljuk tombs that survived for centuries underground

For centuries, Ani has stood on a windswept plateau near Turkey's border with Armenia, its ruined churches, fortifications and abandoned streets bearing witness to a city that once sat at the crossroads of trade, faith and political power. While the site is often associated with its medieval Armenian heritage, fresh…

The Times of India

The failed coup of July 2016: Turkey's 'turning point'

Turkey's 2016 coup attempt marked a turning point for the nation. This event led to widespread purges and detentions across state institutions. President Erdogan consolidated his power, transforming the political system significantly. The judiciary and military faced substantial reforms and purges. These changes continue to impact Turkish society and its…

The Economic Times

Turkey's Cappadocia region was home to free-roaming horses, then local cowboys began gathering them for guided photo tours, turning the iconic herds into a tourism attraction that's helping preserve them

Turkey's Cappadocia region is famous for its fairy chimneys and hot air balloons, but another attraction has quietly become a symbol of the region. Every afternoon, local cowboys gather free-roaming Yılkı horses and lead them through Cappadocia's valleys for guided photography experiences, drawing visitors from around the world. What began…

The Times of India

In 1963, a man renovating his home in Turkey noticed his chickens kept disappearing into a crack in his basement wall, when he dug it open, he found the ancient city of Derinkuyu, an 18-level city 85m underground that could shelter 20,000 people

A curious resident's discovery in 1963 revealed Derinkuyu, a vast underground city. This ancient settlement, carved into volcanic rock, housed nearly twenty thousand people. Ingenious ventilation shafts and stone doors provided essential life support and defense. Historians believe successive civilizations expanded the complex over centuries. Today, a portion of this…

The Times of India

US Congress battles over allowing Turkey to return to the F-35 programme

While the White House has signalled a desire to work more closely with Ankara, some members of Congress have raised concerns about plans to allow Turkey to rejoin the fighter jet programme.

Euronews

Trump lifts Turkey sanctions, eyes F-35 sale

US President Donald Trump made headlines this week at the Nato summit in Ankara by declaring an end to all sanctions against Turkey, paving the way for the sale of the F-35 stealth fighter jet to the alarm of Greece and Israel.

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NATO just wrapped up a meeting in Turkey. As they left, President Erdogan handed the leaders a dangerous gift

“It struck me that my gift of maple syrup kind of undermatched”

Digital Camera World

When Oliver Klink photographed rural Europe's disappearing communities, many of them looked straight down the lens. Some might see that as a problem for documentary work, but I'd argue it's actually a sign of success

The award-winning Swiss photographer's online exhibition has a lot of eye contact, and that's the thing I love most

The Independent UK

Turkey and Egypt turned away an LGBTQ+ cruise ship – it’s their loss

A Virgin Voyages cruise ship with LGBTQ+ passengers was turned away from an Egypt port, just days after it was banned from docking in Turkey, with authorities citing ‘moral values’. Aidy Smith says these countries have made a mistake that will hurt themselves more than anyone else

The Economic Times

Trump faces security questions over Qatar-gifted Air Force One

President Trump's new Air Force One, gifted by Qatar, faced security questions after a flight switch. The older jet reportedly possessed superior anti-missile defenses and countermeasures for troop tours. This occurred amid heightened tensions with Iran, which borders Turkey. White House officials defended the new aircraft's advanced security protocols and…

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Europe's top holiday destinations compared: Where are food, drinks and hotels cheapest?

Where will your holiday money go furthest? A Euronews Business analysis of prices across seven of Europe's most popular holiday destinations found that Turkey is the cheapest overall, but the most expensive for alcohol, while Portugal offers the best value for accommodation and restaurants.

The Economic Times

Scare Force One? Security questions swirl over Trump's new plane

President Trump faced scrutiny over his new Air Force One jet. This aircraft was a gift from Qatar and lacked older security features. He used an older jet for a flight from Turkey to Britain. The White House defended the new plane's security protocols. Concerns were raised by Democrats and…

France 24

Iran: Forewarnings and a Funeral, NATO, Le Pen

It’s been a week of shifting alliances, escalating tensions and political drama. NATO leaders gathered in Turkey for another pivotal summit, where President Trump arrived questioning the alliance’s loyalty before leaving in a markedly warmer mood, as attention also turned to his relationship with President Zelensky and the future of…

Euronews

Georgia left off NATO summit partner list as critics decry isolation

The Georgian government is facing accusations of international isolation after not being invited to the NATO summit in Turkey, the first time a key partner has been excluded from the alliance's agenda.

Marie Claire

Presenting: The Ultimate Beauty Insider's Guide to Turkey

From hammams to high-tech aesthetics.

Radio France Internationale

Israel's recognition of the Armenian genocide unsettles Turkey and Azerbaijan

Israel's parliament voted on 29 June 2026 to recognise the 1915 Armenian genocide, breaking with decades of official reticence on the issue. RFI spoke to three regional experts to unpack the politics behind the vote and its fallout: Gerald Steinberg, professor at Bar-Ilan University in Tel Aviv; Richard Giragossian, director…

International Business Times UK

'Megalomaniac Corpse': Trump Sparks Global Panic After Leaning on Foreign Leader for Support at NATO Summit

Donald Trump's unsteady appearance alongside Turkey's President Erdogan at a NATO summit has intensified scrutiny over the 80-year-old US leader's health and stamina.

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