Europe News Finland hasn't received deportation lists from Turkey, says minister Finland's foreign affairs minister told Euronews he had low expectations for a breakthrough on possible NATO membership upon his arrival at the summit. 30/06/2022
Europe News Finland and Sweden set for NATO invite after Turkey drops opposition A new "memorandum of understanding" between the three countries seeks to allay Turkish fears over security. 28/06/2022
Europe Decoded Turkey is now Türkiye: What other countries have changed their name? Throughout history, many countries have chosen to re-baptise themselves, but not every new name has stuck. 28/06/2022
Europe News Moves to admit Finland and Sweden into NATO 'will likely drag on' Turkey is "unlikely to simply back down on its demands" to Stockholm and Helsinki, say experts. 27/06/2022
Greece Greece prevents 1,130 migrants crossing Aegean Sea from Turkey Athens has regularly accused Ankara of violating international law and helping migrants cross the border. 27/06/2022
Travel News These 9 airports have the cheapest parking in Europe Trying to find somewhere to put your car if you drive to the airport can be a stressful and expensive experience. 22/06/2022
Turkey Saudi crown prince visits Turkey for first time since Khashoggi murder Talks between Mohammed bin Salman and President Erdogan are aimed at normalising ties between Ankara and Riyadh, which were strained after the journalist's killing. 22/06/2022
Turkey Turkish authorities battle wildfire near resort town of Marmaris Around 30 homes have been evacuated due to the blaze, according to media reports. 22/06/2022
Turkey Turkey detains 16 Kurdish journalists over alleged 'terrorist' links The media workers are all accused of working for a mouthpiece of the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK). 16/06/2022
Uncovering Europe Could Finland break with Sweden on NATO membership? Despite Finland's president and prime minister calling for a lock-step approach to joining NATO for Finland and Sweden, some people want to see Finland proceed on their own. 16/06/2022
Travel News What is Turkish Airlines' new name and what's behind the rebrand? Turkey's national carrier is changing its name. Here's why it matters. 14/06/2022
Turkey Five people killed in floods and storms in central Turkey Some areas recorded rainfall of up to "30 litres per square metre" over the weekend. 13/06/2022
Culture news Why has the new Pixar film been banned in so many countries? Is this the latest battle between national censors and international studios? 13/06/2022
Finland NATO's chief meets Finland's president to discuss membership bid Finland, and its neighbour Sweden, applied to join NATO after Russia's invasion of Ukraine sparked security concerns. 12/06/2022
Italy Bodies of seven victims found after helicopter crash in northern Italy Four Turkish and two Lebanese businessmen were among the victims. 11/06/2022
world news Turkey and Greece in fresh clash over Aegean Sea islands Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has warned Greece to demilitarise islands, tweeting in both English and Greek. 10/06/2022
Europe News Cyprus claims Turkey wants 'complete control' of separatist north Cyprus is set to lodge a complaint with the United Nations over Turkey's dealings with Turkish Cypriots on the divided island. 07/06/2022
Europe News Turkey asks UN to refer to it as 'Türkiye' Turkey sent a letter to the UN formally requesting the country be referred to as 'Türkiye', in a bid to avoid associations with the bird. 02/06/2022
Conscious Travel I book trains for a living, here are my best flight-free travel tips Booking trains abroad can be confusing, leading many to take flights. But this comprehensive guide makes the exciting world of train travel just as easy. 28/05/2022
Europe Decoded Why does Turkey want to block Finland and Sweden from NATO? NATO envoys failed to reach a consensus on Wednesday on whether to start membership talks with Finland and Sweden, as Turkey renewed its objections. 17/05/2022
Turkey Ukraine war: Why Turkey's Erdogan wants to be the main peacemaker Ankara is in an awkward position: it is a NATO member but has deep economic and military ties with Moscow. 17/05/2022
Sweden Sweden's ruling party joins Finland in confirming NATO membership bid Sweden's ruling Social Democratic Party has given the green light to a NATO bid, hours after Finland's president and prime minister confirmed their country's application. 15/05/2022
Money Inflation in Turkey rises to 70%, a 20-year high Russia’s invasion of Ukraine -- and the resulting surge in gas, oil and grain prices -- has compounded the situation in Turkey, a country reliant on imports. 05/05/2022
no comment Flowers bloom in war-torn Syria's battered province of Idlib Syrian children play in a field of Poppy anemone as spring blooms near Jisr al-Shughur in Syria's northwestern province of Idlib by the border with Turkey, bringing colour to the war-torn country. 02/05/2022
world news Greece and Turkey accuse each other's military of airspace violations The two NATO countries have long-standing sea and air boundary disputes. 29/04/2022
Turkey Germany summons Turkish ambassador to protest Osman Kavala's sentence Berlin has urged other EU countries to challenge Turkey over the philanthropist's conviction. 29/04/2022
