France's foreign minister has responded to Erdoğan's call for stronger cooperation and dialogue with European countries.

Germany's chancellor has said, "Things haven't developed the way we would have wished," as Turkey continues exploration activities in the disputed waters.

The General Assembly of the Parliament has approved the motion that foresees “deployment of troops for peacekeeping in Upper Karabakh for one year.”

In his letter addressed to arrested businessperson Kavala, novelist Andrey Kurkov says, “Your entire situation seems to me so surreal that, if I did not know that it was your reality, I would assume it was a story by Orwell. Maybe with the help of Kafka…”

The activity of Turkey's forces will be limited to the premises of a joint monitoring center with Russia that will be established in Azerbaijan, Russia's foreign minister has said.

The two countries can set up a joint working group on the compatibility of the S-400 system and F-35 stealth fighter jets, according to Minister Akar.

The President has made remarks on the trilateral deal on the Karabakh crisis and the resignation of Berat Balbayrak as the minister of treasury and finance.

The President has thanked his outgoing counterpart for his "sincere and decisive" vision and wished success to President-elect Biden.

The deal between Moscow, Baku and Yerevan came after Azerbaijan captured a significant part of the Nagorno-Karabakh region after the two-and-a-half month conflict.

While the CHP and the HDP have offered congratulations to the US president-elect, the government has been silent since Vice President Oktay said they were following the election impartially on Friday.

The group has been banned after a monument for Armenian Genocide was defaced with "Grey Wolves" and "RTE" slogans.

The HDP Central Executive Board has released a written statement about the deadly knife attack in Nice: "We, as the HDP, call on all peoples and faiths to act together in common sense and peace, and to stand against this barbarism.”