Yolcu360, a Turkish car rental venture, appointed Ferhat Uyanik as the firm’s global operation director, a press release said on Monday. Under CEO Umut Yildirim, Uyanik will manage the firm’s
Three Iraqi civilians were killed in an attack in the eastern Diyala province on Monday, according to a local police officer. Gunmen attacked a security checkpoint manned by pro-government Sunni
Muslim minorities living in Europe are not represented proportionately in politics, Turkish experts have said in a study. A research article by Sener Akturk, assistant professor for international relations at
Turkey’s external assets amounted to $249.9 billion at April-end, down 4.4% from 2020, the Turkish Central Bank announced Monday. The country’s liabilities against non-residents during the same period fell 9.1%
Relations between Bangladesh and Turkey have reached a new high, with the two countries particularly stepping up defense exchanges. Bangladesh has become the fourth-largest arms buyer from Turkey, reportedly receiving
French President Emmanuel Macron’s ruling La Republique En Marche (LREM) party failed to achieve success in the first round of regional elections held on Sunday. An estimated 66.1% of voters
EU foreign affairs ministers extended on Monday the bloc’s sanctions lists against Belarus. The new decision ordered restrictive measures of asset freeze and travel ban for 78 new people and
Ethiopians are lining up at polling stations to cast their ballots in the sixth parliamentary and regional councils elections on Monday. Anadolu Agency reporters toured polling stations in the capital
Australia’s suppression of information seen as essential to a free and open media is at the crux of accusations that the country has turned into one of the world’s most