As the collective bargaining between the Journalists’ Union of Turkey and the Agence France-Presse (AFP) Turkey office has ended in a deadlock, a decision of strike has been taken. The AFP unions in France have released a statement about the issue.

According to the latest report of the UN Syria Commission of Inquiry, Syria is not fit for the safe and dignified returns of refugees and this year’s upsurge in fighting and the return to violence are causes for alarm.

After last year's virtual summit, the assembly will be held in New York between September 19-22.

Turkey has taken a "positive approach" for the operation of the Kabul airport, President Erdoğan has said.

The S-400 agreement with Russia is a done deal and the US should accept that, Çavuşoğlu has said.

Turkey's deputy minister of foreign affairs received his counterpart from Cairo as the two countries have been working to normalize relations.

Saadi Gaddafi has been released as part of a reconciliation project initiated by the Tripoli government.

Amnesty International has noted that with a number of states, including Denmark, Sweden and Turkey, restricting protection and putting pressure on refugees from Syria to go home, its report is proof that no part of Syria is safe to return to.

As part of its visit to Erbil and Kirkuk, a delegation from the Republican People’s Party had talks with Iraqi Kurdistan Regional Government Prime Minister Masrour Barzani and former KRG President and KDP leader Masoud Barzani.

The refugee deal between Ankara and Brussels should be updated to include the return of the refugees to their countries, Minister Çavuşoğlu has said.

Zabihullah Mujahid, the Spokesperson for Taliban, has spoken to Turkey’s state-run Anadolu Agency (AA). He has argued that “US soldiers shot and killed civilians in a panic after last week’s deadly blast by ISIS-K.”

Only a technical delegation of 20-30 people will continue to stay in the country, President Erdoğan has said.

Two apparent suicide bombings killed at least 60 people in Afghanistan's capital.

The evacuation of the troops from Afghanistan has started after the "evaluation of the circumstances," the Defense Ministry has announced.

Having opposed any foreign military presence in the country, the Taliban makes no exception for Turkey despite calls by President Erdoğan.

Reports that the UK was seeking to set up "refugee processing centers" in Turkey have led to a political debate between the government and the opposition.

Supported by Turkey, Northern Cyprus reopened parts of the "ghost town" that has been closed to settlement since the 1974 war.

EU member states have opened their doors to only a small portion of the people who had served them in Afghanistan, President Erdoğan has said.

"No official request has been conveyed to us from any country up until today. Should there be such a request, we would not accept it anyway," the ministry has said.

More than 350 people arrived in İstanbul yesterday and another plane carrying 229 people took off from Kabul.