Answering journalists' questions on a TV broadcast, Presidential Spokesperson Kalın also has touched upon the visit of Crown Prince bin Salman of Saudi Arabia to Ankara and has said that Turkey "reacted sharply and did its part" regarding the Khashoggi murder.

If Russia and Ukraine agree in their next meeting in İstanbul, a UN plan to open a "grain corridor" can be implemented, Çavuşoğlu has said.

"The political legitimacy he earns through the visits he makes to a different country every day doesn't change the fact that he is a murderer," says Hatice Cengiz.

ECtHR has ruled that Turkey violated the rights of a Syrian refugee by expelling him under the guise of a “voluntary return” and fined Turkey to pay 12,250 euros.

Representatives from NATO, Sweden, Finland, and Turkey met in Brussels to discuss Sweden and Finland's NATO bid.

The US-led coalition against ISIS has announced that it has captured a senior ISIS leader in Syria.

Russia's special envoy for Syria, Alexander Lavrentiev has said,"Turkey's launching an operation in northern Syria against Kurdish formations are unreasonable."

Finland’s PM said there has been no progress in the talks and expressed concern that the accession process may stall.

What Turkey describes as "safe zones" is nothing but occupation and aggression, according to Syria's lawmakers.

Maja Sever from Croatia has been elected as the European Federation of Journalists president, and Mustafa Kuleli, the executive director of the Journalists' Union of Turkey, has been elected as the vice president.

Stockholm's moves to change its counterterrorism legislation and legal framework for arms exports will reflect their future status as a NATO member with new commitments to allies, according to Stoltenberg.

"What has been done is an indication of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's approach that sees media as an enemy and his policy of suppressing independent voices," Frank Überall, the president of German Federation of Journalists has said.