Commenting on recent Türkiye-Syria rapprochement, Middle East analyst Aron Lund says, “I don’t think ‘normal’ ties are on the table in the foreseeable future. When one country occupies part of another, how normal can relations get?”

Sweden's Ambassador to Ankara was summoned to the Foreign Ministry about the incident.

China was identified as a strategic target market by the tourism sector in Türkiye and the number of tourists coming from this country was on the rise.

In April 2022, Russia stopped the natural gas supply to Bulgaria, making the country seek alternative sources.

"They get up every morning and make sure to throw something out and do their best to create tension," said the defense minister.

Disputes in Türkiye's domestic politics are also brought to Germany, where millions of people from Türkiye supporting rival groups live, said Haldenwang.

The 69-year-old assailant was nabbed after the attack.

The minister criticized Sweden for not extraditing "terror" suspects to Türkiye whereas Billström said they take the NATO memorandum seriously.

TÜSİAD Global Politics Forum discussed the foreign policy of Türkiye in 2022 from the perspective of the last 20 years. Topics of discussion were "track change in the foreign policy of Türkiye," "dissymmetry in relations with and dependency on Russia," "continuity-disengagement discussions for last 20 years," and "closing of the Arab Spring period in foreign policy."

Fleeing the war, people from Russia try to normalize their life in İstanbul.

Sweden's top court yesterday rejected Türkiye's request for the extradition of Bülent Keneş, former editor-in-chief of the now-shuttered Today's Zaman newspaper.

President Erdoğan had exclusively asked Sweden's PM to extradite Keneş, who headed a newspaper associated with the Fetullah Gülen group.

The US State Department and the EU Delegation to Türkiye have expressed disappointment and concern over the mayor's sentencing, which could see him losing his seat.

"There is and should be no place for North Korean attitudes in NATO," Dendias has said.

Zahra Nader, a journalist from Afghanistan, says that in the face of what is happening in Afghanistan, the international media “need to make their countries and politicians responsible for doing the right thing and not what is easy.”

Zahra Nader, a journalist from Afghanistan, says, “Afghanistan is in the most severe women’s rights crisis in the world right now. So, we want to tell the story of how women resist, how they live in this situation, and what the cost is.”

"We do not take the risk that the insurance company will not cover its liability in the event of a catastrophic accident that may occur if a sanctioned ship or cargo passes through the Turkish Straits," said the Transportation Ministry.

Akar said Ankara expects more "concrete steps" in terms of preventing the PKK's activities in Finland while Kaikkonen said they were considering lifting restrictions on arms sales to Türkiye.

Foreign Minister Çavuşoğlu repeated expectations of Ankara in the NATO accession process of Sweden and Finland at joint press conference with his counterpart Bogdan Aurescu of Romania.

“Sweden's lifting of the de facto arms embargo is a real concession as we are now at a moment when Türkiye is considering a renewed military operation in northern Syria," says Dr. Levin, commenting on Sweden’s NATO bid and its relations with Türkiye.