In May 2020, cocaine was seized in a ship that departed from a port that was operated by a Turkey-based company in Ecuador. No investigation was launched into the incident in Turkey.

350 academics, artists and politicians have called on the world, primarily Turkey, to react against the ongoing attacks of Israel.

In its letters to the World Medical Association, Standing Committee of European Doctors and Israeli Medical Association, the TTB "raises concerns over the humanitarian tragedy caused by the recent and ongoing attacks of Israel to Palestine.”

Peoples’ Democratic Party Co-Chairs Buldan and Sancar have released a statement underlining that the solution to the problems between Israel and Palestine lies in diplomacy. They have also called on international institutions to fulfil their duty.

The Essential Autonomous Struggles Transnational (E.A.S.T.) gathered together in a public assembly in response to Turkey’s withdrawal from the İstanbul Convention: “Erdoğan’s attack on women’s freedom is not an isolated incident.”

The president's remarks come after Turkey's first diplomatic visit to Turkey in more than seven years.

In a joint press release following the two-day talks between Turkey and Egypt, it is said, “The discussions were frank and in-depth. They addressed bilateral issues as well as a number of regional issues.”

The relations between the two countries have been strained since the overthrow of the government led by the Muslim Brotherhood in 2013.

"We have been able to agree that I will convene in the near future another meeting of the 5+1, again with the objective to move in the direction of reaching the common ground to allow for formal negotiations to start," says UN Secretary General Guterres.

In a series of social media messages, France's Interministerial Committee for the Prevention of Crime and Radicalization has accused Turkey’s state-run Anadolu Agency (AA) of being a propaganda body and spreading fake news about France.

UN chief to attend meeting to find common ground on permanent solution to Cyprus issue.

Joe Biden has become the first US president in decades to call the massacres of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire during World War I a genocide.