Israel, Greece sign $3.5 billion air-defense deal: What to know Against the backdrop of growing tensions with Turkey, Israel signed one of its largest-ever defense industry deals to supply Greece with advanced air defense systems. Israel
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan set Mecca Alliance into motion The three countries are moving to formalize military coordination under the newly named Mecca Alliance amid renewed hostilities between Iran and the US. Saudi Arabia
Analysis Why Turkey welcomes Israel-Syria talks despite mounting red lines Turkey supports US-backed Israel-Syria talks but sees little prospect of a lasting accommodation until the Israeli elections. By Barin Kayaoglu In Ankara, reporting on geopolitics and national security
Culture In divided Cyprus, FC Barcelona youth camp sparks new dispute: What to know A planned Barca Academy camp in northern Cyprus has offered more fuel to the controversy over the island’s unresolved divide, rasing tensions over recognition, access and international isolation. Turkey
Newsletter: Turkey Turkey’s Kurdish peace process picks up pace By Ezgi Akin In Ankara, reporting on diplomacy, EU-Turkey ties, NATO
Newsletter: City Pulse Istanbul Summer’s final set By Nazlan Ertan In Izmir and Istanbul, reporting on culture
Explainer Turkey’s Kurdish peace process moves to implementation: What to know and what’s next Turkey
Newsletter: Turkey Will PKK end war with Turkey? By Ezgi Akin In Ankara, reporting on diplomacy, EU-Turkey ties, NATO
Turkey’s Fidan says he survived assassination abroad as head of intel The top Turkish diplomat has revealed that he was poisoned with arsenic and mercury during his tenure as the intelligence chief. Turkey
PKK holds congress in response to Ocalan's call to end war with Turkey The PKK announced that it had held a congress in Iraqi Kurdistan, most likely to decide on disbanding after its leader's call to end its insurgency. Turkey
Newsletter: City Pulse Istanbul Gridlines and memory in Istanbul’s art scene Russian nostalgia nights, sculpted horses and the Sultan of Jazz. By Nazlan Ertan In Izmir and Istanbul, reporting on culture
Turkey, Iraq leaders tout cooperation in Ankara, but major disputes persist The Turkish and Iraqi leaders signed 11 cooperation deals in Ankara, but talks yield no apparent breakthrough on suspended oil exports or electricity flow. Turkey
X confirms blocking jailed Istanbul mayor Imamoglu’s account in Turkey The social media platform said it would challenge the court ruling while complying to avoid nationwide throttling. Turkey
Mideast airlines suspend Pakistan flights following Indian strikes Pakistan closed its airspace for 48 hours starting early Wednesday following Indian airstrikes on several locations that left at least 15 people dead. United Arab Emirates
Turkey's Fidan visits UAE for talks on Syria, Gaza: What to know The top Turkish diplomat’s visit to the UAE comes amid heightened tensions between Turkey and Israel over Syria. Turkey
Trump, Erdogan discuss defense ties, Ukraine, possible visit in call: What to know The two leaders discussed defense cooperation, peace efforts in Ukraine. Turkey
Analysis Can Turkey stomach autonomy for Syrian Kurds? Iraq offers cautionary model Ankara’s decades-long resistance to Kurdish autonomy is being tested as Syrian Democratic Forces seem to be insisting on decentralization. By Barin Kayaoglu In Ankara, reporting on geopolitics and national security
Newsletter: Turkey Dispatch from northeast Syria By Amberin Zaman Reporting on geopolitics, minorities, human rights, culture
Newsletter: City Pulse Istanbul Art rebels shake up Istanbul’s spring scene Sunset cocktails and classic views at Bebek Hotel. By Nazlan Ertan In Izmir and Istanbul, reporting on culture