Political geography
700-year-old chapel in Istanbul’s historical peninsula used as tire storage
A historical chapel, believed to be 700 years old, has been found in the backyard of a tire shop in Istanbul's Fatih district.
The chapel, a significant part of which is still intact but deplorable due to neglect, is used by a shopkeeper to preserve hundreds of old tires.
Maas: EU to discuss measures against Turkey in eastern Mediterranean row
European foreign ministers will discuss measures against Turkey at their meeting on Monday as there has been no de-escalation in the conflict in the eastern Mediterranean in the past months, Germany's foreign minister said on Monday.
Greece shouldn't rely on others over issues with Turkey: Foreign Ministry
Greece can resolve issues with Turkey only by engaging in dialogue and not by relying on others, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said on Dec. 6.
"Greece can only resolve its bilateral issues with Turkey by sitting at the table, cooperation, and dialogue, not by relying on others," Hami Aksoy, the ministry spokesman, said in a statement.
At least 32 migrants rescued off Lesvos
At least 32 migrants have been rescued from a boat off the Greek island of Lesvos since the incident was first reported on Wednesday morning, authorities said.
The operation, east of the Aegean island close to Turkey, was still in progress.
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Turkey, Russia agree on terms of joint center to monitor truce in Nagorno-Karabakh
Turkey has announced that an agreement was reached with Russia on the technical details of a joint center soon to be established to monitor the ceasefire between Armenia and Azerbaijan in the Nagorno-Karabakh region.
Azerbaijani army enters Lachin region after 28 years
Azerbaijan's army has entered the Lachin region following 28 years of occupation by Armenian forces, the country's Defense Ministry announced early on Dec. 1 local time.
Turkey condemns 'racist threat message' in Greece
Turkey slammed a "racist threat message" on Nov. 28 in northeastern Greece written on an elevator of an apartment building that is the residence of Mufti Ahmet Mete of Xanthi.
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Turkish MPs condemn French resolution on Upper Karabakh
Major parties in Turkey's parliament on Nov. 27 issued a joint declaration condemning the French Senate's resolution on Upper Karabakh.
"As the political parties that have parliamentary groups in the Turkish parliament, we strongly condemn the French Senate's resolution on Nov. 25, 2020 that has been approved in defiance of the law, morality and fairness," read the declaration.
Nagorno-Karabakh, the Azeri view
During the 44 days of the war in the occupied territories of Azerbaijan - Nagorno-Karabakh - and surrounding regions, we observed black propaganda against Azerbaijan in the international media. There was a biased approach to the conflict thanks to the false information about the historical facts and the whole conflict deliberately spread by Armenians.
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French Senate’s resolution on Nagorno Karabakh disregards international law: Turkish Foreign Ministry
The French Senate's vote to urge its government to recognize Nagorno-Karabakh as an independent republic disregards international law, Turkey said on Nov. 26, noting that Ankara rejects the resolution.