Turkey News in English

Good morning! It’s 10th July, and here’s your Turkey daily news capsule.

NATO Summit highlights include Erdoğan's remarks on maintaining a delicate balance.

Turkey's Foreign Ministry reacts strongly to the European Parliament's Cyprus resolution.

In the İBB trial, 64 interim decisions lead to a complaint against a remorseful witness.

Netanyahu indirectly responds to Turkey's F-35 process, citing Erdoğan's complaint to Trump.

CHP Minister criticizes the Interior Ministry's July 15 directive, calling it outdated.

Turkey's Ay Yıldız Headquarters defense base nears completion, set to be three times Pentagon's size.

Hungary's Prime Minister shares an unusual gift from Erdoğan, a weapon, sparking discussions.

The White House shares updates on Erdoğan and Trump, amid ongoing diplomatic talks.

Access blocked for Deniz Göktaş's stand-up show, raising concerns over freedom of expression.

The U.S. targets a railway bridge in Iran used for trade with China and Russia.

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan engages in talks with his Iranian counterpart, Arakçi.

Andy Burnham expresses shock over Gaza, as he prepares for a potential role as Prime Minister.

Trump mistakenly refers to Japan as an Islamic Republic during a press briefing.

The EU Commission states that U.S.-Iran tensions do not pose energy supply concerns.

NASA seeks volunteer astronauts for Mars and Moon simulations, inviting public participation.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!