14 EU Foreign Ministers have released a joint op-ed on the recent escalation in Idlib. Making a call for a ceasefire, Ministers have also called on Russia “to continue negotiations with Turkey in order to de-escalate the dire situation in Idlib.”

Turkey has set up field hospitals near the border with Iran, which has become a new source for the virus, Minister Koca has informed.

The US Department of state has announced new sanctions for 13 entities and individuals over relations with Iran, Syria and North Korea.

Addressing the recent escalation in Syria’s Idlib, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has indicated that “the answer is a permanent ceasefire and UN-led negotiations under UN Security Council Resolution 2254."

Recent data show that there is a fivefold increase in the number of politically motivated right-wing extremists categorized as dangerous in Germany. In the wake of racist attack in Hanau, we have talked to Elisabeth Kimmerle, a journalist working on discrimination.

Seventeen of the 132 passengers on a Turkish Airlines are being treated as possible cases as they have higher-than-normal temperatures, according to authorities.

Foreign people who were in China or Iran's northern city of Qom in the last 14 days will not be granted entry to Turkey, the carrier has said.

Eleven people in two shisha bars have been killed by an armed attack that authorities believe was carried out with "xenophobic motives."

Council of Europe (CoE) Commissioner for Human Rights Mijatović has released a report following her visit to Turkey from July 1 to 5, 2019. She has called on Turkey to “restore judicial independence and stop the practice of targeting human rights defenders.”

The UN Syria Envoy has called on Turkey and Russia to "do their parts" to deescalate the situation in Idlib, Syria.

Politicians, international organizations and rights defenders have reacted to the detention warrant on Osman Kavala after he was acquitted in the Gezi trial.

The President's remarks came after talks between Russia and Turkey on the recent advance of Syria's army failed to achieve a result.

Government forces in Syria have recently gained a large territory from Turkey-backed armed groups in northwestern Syria.

UN Under-Secretary for Humanitarian Affairs Mark Lowcock has released a written statement on northwest Syria and said that “the only option is a ceasefire.”

Turkey has recently sent large reinforcements to Syria's Idlib, including tanks, heavy weapons and commando troops.

The parliament has unanimously passed a resolution recognizing and condemning the genocide.

US Representative for Syria Jeffrey has said, “We agree with Turkey regarding the legal situation in Idlib. We support the presence and legitimate interests of Turkey in Idlib.”

Addressing the reporters in a press conference, NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg has indicated that they are “very concerned about the situation in Idlib.”

Spokesperson for the Foreign Ministry of Russia Zakharova has said, "We see the reasons for the current deterioration in Turkey's chronic failure to fulfill its commitments under the Sochi memorandum.”

According to a recent statement by the UN, the largest number of people have been displaced in a single period since the civil war broke out in Syria. The tension has been escalating in Idlib. We have compiled the latest developments.