Turkey News in English

Good morning! It’s 30th July, and here’s your Turkey daily news capsule.

Forest fires continue to rage across Turkey, with homes evacuated and firefighting efforts ongoing.

Historic agreement reached between Turkey and BP regarding oil in Kirkuk, according to Bayraktar.

Tensions rise in the Middle East as Trump threatens Iran with severe retaliation following recent attacks.

Claims emerge that AKP members are worried about the peace process and its potential fallout.

In İzmir, five mayors resign from CHP to join the newly formed party, signaling a political shift.

Updates on the 2026 student amnesty bill are expected soon, with discussions underway in parliament.

Özgür Özel announces a fundraising campaign for the newly formed party, aiming for grassroots support.

Ahmet Davutoğlu declares the end of political activities for the Future Party, citing strategic reasons.

Breaking news: Tuncay Sonel's criminal network has been exposed, leading to multiple arrests.

The YKS preference period kicks off as university fees soar and available spots dwindle.

NASA warns of unprecedented forest fire risks in Europe as the continent faces extreme heat.

Saudi Arabia joins the conflict between the U.S. and Iran, escalating regional tensions further.

Death toll from Japan's 7.1 magnitude earthquake rises to 14, with rescue efforts ongoing.

Turkey is set to witness two meteor showers tonight, offering a spectacular celestial display.

Porsche and BMW announce significant layoffs amid ongoing challenges in the automotive sector.

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