The President has made remarks on Turkey's move to send troops to Libya and the US assassination of Iran's Qassem Soleimani.

Referring to the killing of Iran’s General Soleimani, Minister of Foreign Affairs Çavuşoğlu has said, “The killing of Qassem Soleimani in Iraq has posed a serious risk and threat to the peace and stability of our region.”

The Foreign Ministry has made a statement on the US drone strike that killed Iran's General Soleimani.

A motion on sending troops to Libya upon a bilateral agreement was submitted to the parliament yesterday.

Minister of Foreign Affairs Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has briefed main opposition CHP about a possible military deployment in Libya. CHP has emphasized that “instead of being a party to a proxy war, Turkey should prioritize diplomacy in Libya.”

"Halkbank has two reasonable choices: It can either appear in a US court to raise any legitimate defense or it can choose not to appear and face any attendant risks," Judge Berman has said.

Turkey will accept the invitation of the UN-recognized government of Libya and a motion for sending troops to the country will be submitted to the parliament as soon as it reopens, the President has announced.

President and ruling AKP Chair Erdoğan has stated that 80 thousand people are migrating from Syria’s Idlib towards the border of Turkey. “In such a case, Turkey will not bear the burden of this migration all alone”, Erdoğan has said.

Turkey and Libya's Government of National Accord on November 27 reached two separate memorandums of understanding one on military cooperation and the other on maritime boundaries of countries in the Eastern Mediterranean.

One of the murder suspects of Assoc. Prof. Necip Hablemitoğlu has been reportedly captured in Ukraine. Academic Hablemitoğlu was assassinated in front of his house on December 18, 2002.

Turkey's bilateral relations with other countries are not an alternative to its ties with NATO and EU, Minister of Defense Akar has told a forum in Qatar.

US Ambassador Satterfield has been summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey over the US Senate's approval of a resolution recognizing the Armenian Genocide.

A Senate committee yesterday approved a sanctions bill against Turkey over its military operation in northern Syria.

Turkey and Libya's memorandum of understanding on both countries' marine jurisdictions opened a new chapter in the eastern Mediterranean crisis.

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has approved a sanctions bill against Turkey for its military operation in Syria and purchase of the S-400 missiles.

The deal "was compiled in bad faith" and violates the UN Law of the Sea, the government spokesperson of Greece has said.

The bill calls the US administration to sanction Turkey over its procurement of S-400 air defense systems from Russia.

Minister Soylu said last month that Turkey will extradite ISIS members to their home countries "no matter what."

The Southern Cyprus administration has appealed to the International Court of Justice in the Hague, requesting that the underground resources in the Eastern Mediterranean be taken under protection.

Trump and Erdoğan have had an "unplanned" meeting on the sidelines of the NATO summit.