Stories from Turkey

Public Prosecutor Gulli confirmed having 'heavy evidence' against a party leader, reportedly consisting of computers kept in a bag. Party leader Oghri Ozel, speaking at a meeting in Rize, called for this bag to be opened before the Ministry of Interior.

President Erdoğan stated he will continue to strengthen relations across various sectors including trade, transport, and energy. He also expressed a desire to achieve peace and safety in Turkey and its neighboring countries.

Minister Tekin delivered a speech evaluating the concept of Marif within the technological age.

Russian Business FM reported a situation described as 'American-Israeli aggression against Istanbul' in the Middle East region.

The Labor Party's Women's Advisory Council held meetings in Istanbul. A video was presented showcasing competitions and initiatives across 39 districts of Istanbul.

A court case, referred to as "Magic Ballot," is currently in session for three and a half days.

A statement from CNN Turk Radyo criticized a 'broken' and 'deceptive' system, mentioning a figure of $1.5 trillion.

Turkey has achieved new restrictions on the number of visitors and secured agreements amounting to billions of dollars.

Turkey, under Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, has been praised for achieving an unparalleled success story in crisis and disaster management within two years.

The historical Topkapi Palace Museum in Turkey has reopened its Harem area to visitors after being closed for years.