Türkiye Today

2 weeks ago | turkiyetoday.com | Nishwa Tasavvar

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is more than just a president when mentioned in Pakistan; he is remembered for shared religious ties, desire for political change, and the sometimes-fraught field of international relations. Erdogan’s image in Pakistan keeps changing and isn’t fixed in one way. Today, in May 2025, his image continues to captivate and affect people in much the same way as Türkiye-Pakistan relations have over the last 20 years.

2 weeks ago | turkiyetoday.com | Yagiz Efe Parmaksiz

The suspect in Wednesday's fatal shooting of two Israeli Embassy staffers left behind a lengthy manifesto citing the war in Gaza as justification for what he described as an "armed demonstration," according to a document obtained by this reporter. Elias Rodriguez, 30, of Chicago, was identified by Metropolitan Police Chief Pamela A. Smith as the gunman who killed two embassy employees while shouting "Free, free Palestine!" at the scene.

2 weeks ago | turkiyetoday.com | Yagiz Efe Parmaksiz

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Wednesday that he may visit the United States for face-to-face meetings with President Donald Trump, while outlining Türkiye's role in recent diplomatic breakthroughs on Syria sanctions. Speaking to journalists upon his return from Hungary, Erdogan addressed Türkiye's growing international influence and detailed ongoing efforts to resolve Syria's complex security challenges, including the future of terror group YPG and Daesh detainees.

3 weeks ago | turkiyetoday.com | Nishwa Tasavvar

Signs that relations between India and Pakistan were worsening in May in South Asia appeared on Twitter before anything else. Recent history shows that the events of the India-Pakistan conflict in 2025 demonstrate how today’s wars can be fought outside the geographical borders of the countries involved. The news comes through computers, phone apps, and emotional news topics. There was less fighting and more mental control by one side over the other.

3 weeks ago | turkiyetoday.com | Enes Kilic

On May 14, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan set his sights on what his party officials are calling "almost unlimited authority" wielded by mayors across Türkiye, signaling a fundamental overhaul that critics view as the next battleground in the nation's ongoing cultural war.