Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

Erdoğan's declaration of property has been published in the Official Gazette together with the final results of the presidential elections. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his wife, Emine Erdoğan owe 5.39 million lira.

When the president labeled the Kurdish politician a "terrorist" during his speech, the crowd responded by chanting slogans demanding his execution.

The two leaders reportedly discussed the potential selling of F-16 warplanes to Turkey and Sweden's NATO membership bid.

Following his re-election, the president once again accused the opposition parties of being "pro-LGBT" and labeled the LGBTI+ community "perverted movements."

The president has said that his victory marks the beginning of the "century of Turkey" and that it means all 85 million people in the country have won.

The opposition candidate has said that he was prevented from sending SMS messages to journalists and citizens.

President Erdoğan showcased the video during his election rallies before admitting that it might have been fabricated.

As incumbent President Erdoğan and his rival Kılıçdaroğlu gear up for the decisive round of the presidential race, we bring you the latest updates.

The attitude that Erdoğan and his closest companions have in the face of the "fabricated video" scandal, that the state is addressing the public with lies and with falsifications, risks a total attack on society's sense of reality. The near and serious threat is this.

Throughout his election rallies, the president has showcased a video montage falsely insinuating that the PKK supports his rival in the presidential vote.

Emphasizing that his government is working at full speed, Erdoğan outlined their ambitious goal of constructing 650,000 new homes, with 319,000 expected to be completed within a year.

Former Erdoğan allies who joined forces with the main opposition party gained over 30 seats in the parliament, far exceeding their actual popular support.

Sinan Oğan has not explicitly declared his support for Kılıçdaroğlu or Erdoğan, and demands both candidates to distance themselves from the Kurdish-focused parties that supported them.

The devastating quakes that claimed over 50,000 lives did not affect the popular support of the president and his People's Alliance.

With none of the candidates receiving more than 50 percent of the votes, the second round of Turkey's presidential elections will be held on May 28.

"They cannot refuse to hand over the administration, they will hand it over easily," Kılıçdaroğlu has said.

Last week, the interior minister described the elections called by his government "a coup attempt by the West."

The operation went down in a village 10 kilometers from the Hatay border, according to open-source research.

President Erdoğan will attending today's "fuel loading ceremony" via videoconference due to his recent illness.

The ceremony was held for the first nuclear fuel delivery to the Akkuyu plant. President and Justice and Development Party Chairperson Recep Tayyip Erdoğan participated in the ceremony via teleconference.