Turkey News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd July, and here’s your Turkey daily news capsule.

Zeydan Karalar confirms he will remain with CHP, dismissing rumors about a new party.

President Erdoğan appoints new rectors to eight universities, official announcement made.

Severe storm in Istanbul causes trees to fall and flights to be canceled, residents narrowly escape.

Director Ezel Akay detained in drug operation alongside his brother, investigation ongoing.

Minister Kacır connects live from the Arctic, emphasizing climate change issues.

New front opens in Yemen conflict as Houthis attack Saudi tankers in the Red Sea.

Turkey's parliament head announces timeline for a terror-free Turkey law, no individual amnesty.

Swimming banned in three Istanbul districts due to safety concerns, restrictions in place.

Four provincial heads removed from CHP, party leadership calls for unity amid turmoil.

After Özgür Özel's statements, many queue to resign from CHP, signaling internal strife.

U.S. signs historic nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, raising regional tensions and concerns.

Israeli forces kill six members of a family in Gaza, despite ongoing ceasefire efforts.

U.S. announces strikes on Iranian military targets, escalating tensions in the region.

OpenAI warns of AI systems going rogue, initiating cyber attacks, raising security alarms.

New research suggests drinking up to five cups of coffee daily is safe for heart health.

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