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In a phone call, Erdogan says a positive course in Türkiye-Russia relations will increasingly continue and Ankara is ready to assume any facilitator role in Ukraine.

Türkiye's revenue from health service exports rises to $2.3 billion in 2023, with 1.4 million health tourists entering the country.

With a stage set up in Sultanahmet Square, it protests Israel's ongoing attacks targeting journalists in Palestine's Gaza and points to Tel Aviv's systematic efforts to obscure the truth on the ground.

Turkish centre refutes the claims circulating on some social media platforms alleging that Türkiye continues to export cement to Israel, despite Ankara's restriction of exporting 54 product groups to Tel Aviv.

The Turkish deputy minister calls on member states to ensure that the UN Agency continues its critical work for the besieged Palestinian enclave.

The detentions take place in three provinces of France as an anti-terrorism unit of the Paris Judicial Court opens an investigation into crimes related to the PKK terrorist organisation in 2020-2024.

The Turkish foreign minister announces Türkiye's decision to join the genocide case against Israel at the top UN court, stating that Ankara will soon complete its legal preparations for the case.

Turkish President Erdogan calls on Western actors to pressure the Israeli government to accept the ceasefire deal after Hamas announced that it has agreed to the deal.

Türkiye's joining in the case will have significant consequences, as the country is an important NATO member and can affect more third-state interventions in support of South Africa, an Italian lawyer expresses.

Reflections on the far-right threat to the Ethnic Turks in Western Thrace after the FEP wins a majority in two districts, while far-right parties increase their vote shares in the European Parliament elections