Colombia's police had seized five tons of cocaine in a Turkey-bound ship in June 2020.

Being excluded from the F-35 fighter jet program, Ankara now seeks to buy more F-16s, according to reports.

The report of the UN’s Independent Fact-Finding Mission on Libya has claimed that “Turkey facilitated the recruitment of Syrian children to fight alongside the GNA against the LNA in exchange for payment”. Turkey has dismissed the allegations.

Prepared by Ülgen from the Centre for Economics and Foreign Policy Studies, a report shows that the continued arrest of rights defender and businessperson Kavala has caused an international perception that Turkey has diverged from the rule of law.

Encompassing 135 social democratic and socialist parties from 93 countries, the Progressive Alliance has adopted a resolution: "We note, especially, the continued harassment of the HDP and call for an immediate reversal of this attack on democracy."

The president is visiting his counterpart from Russia in Sochi.

Palestine's diplomatic missions are in contact with Turkey's authorities to find out what happened to the missing people, the ministry has said.

The leaders of Northern and Southern Cyprus met for lunch, which was also attended by UN Secretary General Guterres. Foreign Minister Nikos Christodoulides said in an interview: “The only viable solution for Cyprus is a federation.”

Turkey's plan to run the airport following the US pullout hasn't succeeded and "all the weapons, ammunition and vehicles at the airport have now been transferred to the Taliban, the president has said.

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The Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe has decided to wait for Osman Kavala’s release before imposing sanctions on Turkey; it has also extended the time given to the government about Demirtaş till September 30.

Five people, including three citizens of Turkey, are accused of providing financial facilitation services to al-Qaeda.