Nacho Sanchez Amor has called on Turkey to "come back to normality" in his first visit to Turkey.

Turkey has begun screening travelers from China at airports in the wake of the "Wuhan virus" outbreak, the Minister of Health has stated.

Addressing the audience in the inauguration ceremony of Turkish-German University, Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel has quoted from Albert Einstein: “Curiosity is a delicate little plant that, aside from stimulation, stands mainly in need of freedom.”

Declaring Tripoli and its surrounding areas “no-fly zone”, Libyan National Army (LNA) forces have announced that they will consider all military and civilian airplanes within the specified zone to be “legitimate targets”.

The US has demanded that the penalty to be imposed on Halkbank for refusing to appear in court double after each hearing. While prosecutors initially demanded 1 million dollars a day, this figure could now increase to 1.8 billion dollars in 8 weeks.

People suspected to have the virus will be put under quarantine immediately, according to the measures.

High Representative of the EU for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell has indicated that they are preparing a list of names to be sanctioned over Turkey’s exploration and drilling for natural gas in the eastern Mediterranean.

In the conclusions of the Berlin Conference of Libya, leaders have called for the termination of all military movements in and and over the entire territory of Libya and for full respect for the arms embargo established by the UN Security Council.

Turkey is preparing to send a delegation to China to examine the allegations regarding violations of the rights of Uighurs.

Minister Çavuşoğlu has addressed a panel in Ankara, making remarks on the crises in Libya and Syria.

Akile Salih, the Chair of Libya’s Haftar-allied House of Representatives in Tobruk, has announced that “the ceasefire is over, the war will continue.”

The President has lashed out at Libya's General Haftar, who left Moscow today without signing a ceasefire agreement with the Turkey-backed Tripoli government.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia has confirmed that Libyan National Army (LNA) leader Khalifa Haftar has left Moscow without signing the ceasefire agreement.

President of European Council Michel has met President Erdoğan in İstanbul. “The EU acknowledges the strain that hosting up to four million refugees has on the country”, says a press release shared after the meeting.

Libyan National Army (LNA) leader Khalifa Haftar has stated that they welcome the ceasefire call of Russia and Turkey, but will continue their operations against Tripoli.

After a meeting yesterday, Erdoğan and Putin called for a ceasefire between the Tripoli-based government and Haftar forces.

The TurkStream natural gas pipeline, the construction of which started in 2017, has been launched with a ceremony in İstanbul.

According to the list of most powerful passports of the world prepared based on IATA data, Japan has ranked the first, just as it did in the previous two years. As for Turkey, it has ranked 55th, marking a degrade of three rankings.

"Turkey is among a couple of countries that can talk to both the US and Iran, maybe the most important one," the Presidential Spokesperson has said.

While High Representative of the EU for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Borrell has expressed concerns over Turkey’s military deployment to Libya, Head of UN Support Mission in Libya Salamé has said, “Keep your hands off Libya.”